02 · Insulation

Thermal and acoustic duct insulation

Thermal and acoustic duct insulation Insulation · 02

Duct insulation cuts losses, condensate and noise. Aurum Prodest applies thermal and acoustic wrap in the shop or on site: wool, PE foam, foil — matched to supply temperature and the job of the run.

Cold summer supply across a warm attic sweats into the ceiling. Hot winter air without wrap heats the loft instead of the office. We size dew point, not “wrap where it shows”. Thickness follows coil temperature and Tashkent climate.

  • Condensate and thickness calc
  • Mineral wool, PE foam
  • Foil facing

By the numbers

12+
years on market
500+
projects delivered
50+
specialists
5yr
warranty

About the service

Cold summer supply across a warm attic sweats into the ceiling. Hot winter air without wrap heats the loft instead of the office. We size dew point, not “wrap where it shows”. Thickness follows coil temperature and Tashkent climate.

Acoustics are separate: open-space rumble is not fixed by 3 mm foam. Density, internal splitter silencers and outer wrap as calculated. A “fur coat” on a whole riser without a calc almost never works.

Straights wrap cleaner in the shop. Fittings and joints are finished after assembly so flanges are not cold bridges. Foil facing is protection and look for exposed loft mains.

Kitchen grease ducts follow fire rules and wash access — do not bury a canopy. Outdoor runs get weather facing, not office tape.

We check for wet spots after cooling start-up. We can insulate our ducts or an existing network after survey.

Brands

We fabricate ducts for any AHU. Pros/cons below are about units our ducts most often connect to on site.

A brief comparison by class and use case — we match equipment to budget and site

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Brand Class Pros Cons
Systemair Mid-range Standard sections and predictable joints Unit price above value
Salda Mid-range European supply units — clear connections Costlier than mass segment
Östberg Mid-range Reliable fan modules Branch geometry must be precise
Remak Mid-range Large centrals — custom work OK Heavier fittings and approval time
Vents Best value Typical networks without overspend Less premium unit tolerance
Blauberg Best value Accessible AHUs for our ducts Weaker mid on heavy sites

Specs and standards

Condensate thickness from dew point
Shop straights wrapped before dispatch
Joints finished after assembly
Noise separate build-up, not thin foil
Exposed runs foil / colour per brief
Existing network after survey

What's included

  • 01 Condensate and thickness calc
  • 02 Mineral wool, PE foam
  • 03 Foil facing
  • 04 Shop wrap for straights
  • 05 Joint finish on site
  • 06 Acoustic wrap over offices
  • 07 Outdoor weather facing
  • 08 Check after cooling/heating start-up

How we work

  1. 01 Air and room temperatures
  2. 02 Material and thickness
  3. 03 Shop wrap straights
  4. 04 Network install
  5. 05 Insulate joints and fittings
  6. 06 Inspect after commissioning

Advantages

Experienced specialists
Work warranty
Certified equipment
Same-day site visit
Transparent pricing
In-house production

FAQ

Is insulation always required?

Cold supply in a warm ceiling — almost always. A toilet extract inside a heated volume — not always. We look at temperatures.

Will 3 mm foam stop condensate?

Often no. Dew point ignores roll marketing.

Shop or site?

Straights in the shop — faster and neater. Joints only after assembly.

Does insulation kill noise?

Thermal wrap ≠ acoustic wrap. You need density, silencers and velocity.

Insulate an already hung network?

Yes if accessible. Behind sealed plasterboard — hatches or opening-up.

Fire rules?

Materials follow the building. Kitchen and escape routes differ from an office corridor.

Need a quote or installation? We reply within an hour on business days. Engineer visit and survey are free with a signed contract.