Our installation process is tried and tested. All of our installers are fully certified by IAB (Irish Agreement Board). Installation takes less than a day and there is little or no mess left behind.
For new build and existing homes the process is almost identical, with one exception. With a new build EuroBead is injected into the cavity from inside and on an existing home EuroBead is injected from the outside.
EuroBead Installation Procedure:
The Cavity is measured and assessed by our technical team
Our installation technician follows a strict drilling pattern set out by the IAB to insure that all areas of the cavity are filled.
EuroBead is injected into the cavity by compressed air and each bead is lightly coated with a special adhesive as it enters the cavity.
The combination of our specialised drilling pattern, EuroBead and the adhesive gives a guaranteed full and bonded cavity for a warmer, more energy efficient home
Don't have a cavity wall? We have a solution that is grant aided with €4,000.
External Wall Insulation from EuroBead
Eurobead have a new insulation system in place for buildings that do not have a cavity wall. For buildings with a single skin construction (mass concrete, precast concrete, cavity block) insulation is fixed to the outside of the building and plastered over with decorative low maintenance finish.
Although this process is more expensive than cavity wall insulation, there is an SEI grant of €4000 available for external wall insulation. Passive housing can be achieved through the use of external wall insulation as there is no restriction on the dept of the insulation and very low U-Values can be achieved.
For more information on this insulation solution contact Simon at
EuroBead cavity wall insulation
EuroBead cavity wall insulation is guaranteed for life! We also guarantee that your home heating bills will be significantly reduced and our installers will leave your home as they found it, with the only tell tale signs being the difference in colour of the plaster filled and smoothed injection points.