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Erfurt MAV Wallrock Thermal Liner 75 - 10 m

Erfurt MAV Wallrock Thermal Liner 75 - 10 m

Erfurt MAV Wallrock Thermal Liner 75 - 10 m

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Ref. Code: EMWRTHS

Roll size: 10 m x 75 cm x 3.2 mm

£36.62 (£38.54)
£43.94 (£46.25) inc. VAT

Special Offer: 5% Discount

Average: 4.83 (12 review(s))
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Wallrock Thermal Liner (also known as Wallrock Thermal Liner Natural) has been specially developed to offer a combination of features:

Thermal insulation and energy saving for walls and ceilings
Great cover for damaged walls – at 3.2mm thick it’s perfect for covering damaged and textured walls
Mould Prevention - Thermal Liner allows walls to breathe and raises the room temperature meaning it will help to combat mould growth
Sound insulation - improves acoustics thanks to its high degree of noise and sound absorption – not its main strength though
Great surface for paint or paste-the-wall wallpapers

See Wallrock KV600 Thermal Liner if you'd like to achieve better thermal performance. KV600 is 4 mm thick.

Independent test results – British Board of Agrement (BBA)

“When Wallrock Thermal Liner is applied to a solid wall dwelling with a U Value of 2.1 W/m2K the resulting U Value is improved (i.e. reduced) to 1.79 W/m2K. This represents a saving of 15% in the static heat loss. Its Thermal Resistance has been measured at 0.0821 m2K/W.” To view the full document, please click here.

Technical specifications:

Roll Size: 10 metres long and 75 cm wide - one roll covers 7.5 m²
Thickness: 3.2 mm
Adhesive: Use with Wallrock Thermal Liner Adhesive – 4 to 5 kg per roll
Fire safety: is “normally” inflammable (according to the standard DIN 4102-1 “B2” classification, which corresponds to “E“ classification with DIN EN 13501-1)

Application Advice:

Dos:

Put the ‘fluffy’ side put against the wall, so the smooth surface faces the room
Remember, the liner is absorbent, so be generous when pasting with Wallrock Thermal Liner Adhesive (4-5kg per roll)
Have a set of sharp blades available before you start
When going round sharp corners butt-joint separate drops
Use normal emulsion paint over the Thermal Liner
Try our paste-the-wall wallcoverings to get smoother / different finish on the Thermal Liner, use paste-the-wall wallcoverings – more about further down on this page
Did you know? You can use Wallrock Thermal Liner on ceilings as well – be ready to use more adhesive and get someone to help

Don'ts:

We do not recommend applying traditional wallpapers or lining papers over Thermal Liner because these products, by nature, expand when wet and shrink when drying up (paper based products are dimensionally unstable), which can cause the corners of Wallrock Thermal Liner to be pulled off. All Wallrock products are dimensionally stable
We'd not recommend putting tiles over the thermal liner - it'd negate the thermal benefits

Wallrock Thermal Liner facts

Reduces room warm uptime by up to 65% and up to 36% energy saving
Allows walls to breathe
Resists mould and damp formation
Covers problem areas such as cracked plaster and textured surfaces - it is approx 3.2mm thick
Produces a flat surface for paste-the-wall wallpapers (sometimes known as non-woven wallpapers)
Helps with sound insulation
NO PVC or glass fibre
Thermal liner is classified as „E “according to DIN EN 13501-1 in relation to its reaction to fire behaviour, which corresponds to „B2“(normally inflammable) according to the standard DIN 4102-1

Finish on Wallrock Thermal Liner

Please note that the surface of Thermal Liner is an excellent surface for paint, however if you want to create a better / different finish quickly and easily use Wallrock Fibreliner, Wallrock Premium, 1100 Paste the Wall Lining Paper or Wallrock Trend textured paintable wallpapers on top of the Thermal Liner. You can use other paste-the-wall wallcoverings too.

Mould prevention

Walls that have surface temperature distinctly cooler than the ambient air temperature are typically affected by mould. This is why the problem is often seen on outside walls and close to windows. The warm and moist room air condenses on the cooler areas of the walls and creates condensation. Wallrock Thermal Liner increases the surface temperature of the wall preventing condensation and therefore stops mould from forming.

Sound absorption

Wallrock Thermal Liner provides pleasing acoustics thanks to its high degree of noise and sound absorption. The degree of absorption in the audible range on unpainted or uncovered Thermal Liner is on average aw=0.02. This figure corresponds to the acoustic performance of a 5mm thick velour carpet.

Frequently asked questions about Wallrock Thermal Liner:

Does Wallrock Thermal Liner work?

We have all evidence that it does. Apart from verifying the product through tests, our customers confirm this too through feedback and repeated purchases. Read reviews on the product page.

Do I need to put another liner over Thermal Liner?

No. Wallrock Thermal Liner has been designed to be ready for final decorating, but everything depends on the wall’s (or ceiling) condition and sometimes it’s required to use paste-the-wall liners on top of the Thermal Liner to get perfect finish.

Which side should go against the wall?

The ‘fluffy’ side should go against the wall and the flat side is facing the room.

Can I paint Wallrock Thermal Liner?

Yes, you can paint Wallrock Thermal Liner using emulsion paint.

Can I use traditional wallpaper or lining paper over the Thermal Liner?

We advise against it because traditional wallcoverings expand when wet and shrink when drying, which could cause the Thermal Liner to lift at the corners or seams.Read more about this on our blog.

What wallcovering can I use over the Thermal Liner if I’d like to get better finish / cover wall imperfections that got transferred onto the Thermal Liner?

Use any paste-the-wall type of wallcovering. We offer Wallrock Fibreliner, Wallrock Premium and Wallrock Trend offering different type of finishes.

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	My husband and I wanted to take this opportunity to say thank you so much for a fantastic product we ordered from your company. The results are amazing and has cured the problem we had on our walls instantly. We can't say enough about the results because we have been living with years of troublesome walls which has costs us hundreds of pounds to rectify with no results whatsoever. However, the wallpaper we ordered has given our walls a new lease of life and a room which actually looks great after years of headache. Not forgetting a great customer service from the company. Thank you once again and we will certainly pass on our recommendations to friends and family. Kindest regards Sameena	Sameena Raja 15/04/12 at 11:11 AM
	Have just finished putting the Wallrock Thermal Liner on our bathroom walls. The bathroom was previously one of the warmest in the house, but after a cowboy firm installed the new bathroom suite it became the coldest. Robert recommended this product to solve that. And so far I have to say it has worked brilliantly. We haven't got the radiator back on yet and the room is already warmer than before. The product is excellent but we found it difficult to hang. The thermal liner is a strong lining paper with a felt like backing. The only thing sharp enough to cut a decent edge were my dressmaking scissors! If you have a lot of cutting round to do, which we did, I would recommend getting lining paper as well to get a decent finish. We chose the fibreliner 55, which in comparison goes up a dream and it also covered some of the crease marks which happened as we cut the thermal liner around the toilet etc. All in all, fantastic products and great advice from Robert.	M Martin 21/11/11 at 02:44 PM
	The thermal Wallrock paper was just the job for the lath & plaster walls in our 1850s Victorian house. As well as providing a smooth finish, they also help with energy efficiency.	DW - Hampshire 18/09/11 at 08:36 PM
	Having now put up the Erfurt MAV Wallrock Thermal Liner 75 and the Erfurt MAV Wallrock Fibreliner 75, and being delighted with the finish I wanted to write and send these comments.The Thermal Liner went up on the one external wall really easily, and having fitted the Fibreliner to the other 3 wall I decided to overlay the Thermal Liner with the Fibre Liner.The finished effect was sensational, it looks just like a newly plastered wall. Having now painted the paper with emulsion both myself and my wife are thrilled with the result. The advice you gave was excellent. All together you should be proud of the service you gave I will certainly be returning 'very soon' to order more products.I ordered the paper from Coveryourwall.co.uk on the Monday and it arrived on the Wednesday as promised, packaged very safely and securely. Enabling me to get started straight away. With people only too quick to knock poor service these days I think it is important to thank and point out excellent customer service when it is forthcoming.	Jeff H from Devon 06/02/11 at 03:52 PM
	I used this for the first time recently. Two walls really were in need of replastering and I was sceptical if this product would work. The end result was very good but I did notice that when overhanging with the Wallrock Fibreliner you could see a faint line from the butt marks of the Thermal Liner underneath. I think this is probably due to the thickness. Not very easy to handle and cut but with patience its quite do-able. Not that easy to get a clean edge on external reveals but with a sharp blade for every cut and practice it's ok and if your overhanging with Wallrock Fibreliner minor errors are concealed. Plug sockets, light swiches and skirting could be a problem with this product and you would preferably need to run run it under rather than around which does give a neater finish. Be generous with the Wallrock Adhesive and do cover everything well as the adhesive tends to be messy. I have found that the service offered by Robert at Cover Your Wall second to none. Delivery times and communications First Class.I wouldn't use anyone else for this product!	Julian S - Watford 26/01/11 at 01:39 PM
	I have noticed the difference in the room I have applied my existing two rolls. I’m really pleased with the results and am very eager to apply it to other rooms ASAP, especially when heating oil prices are around 70p per litre! It makes the fact that the thermal liner is around £40 a roll much easier to justify, spending £100 a room will pay for itself within a year or two with oil at those prices.	Jon B - Suffolk 22/12/10 at 08:18 PM
	03/11 - Now that we have been lighting the stove most days we feel that the room warms up more quickly and retains its heat longer. Hanging the thermal liner also means that the walls are no longer cold to the touch, as was the the case previously, even with the stove on. We are well satisfied with the final results and would happily recommend thermal liner to other people living in old stone houses with cold, uninsulated walls. 20/10 - We have now finished hanging the thermal liner on the walls and ceiling. We are making good use of a tub of filler to run over all joints and seams. We have been working with the stove on and it has been toasty warm (it is a very efficient coal and wood burner). It is still too early to compare relative thermal benefits as we need to be sitting down on a cold evening with all the furniture returned to be more confident in our initial positive thinking. However, we are well pleased with the visual improvements to our uneven surfaces and cracked plaster. 07/10 - The adhesive seems to be going much further than the manufactures recommendations so I am trying to slap more on each time. I think one should stress you need much less rolling compared to painting or you end up spreading it too thinly. Due to the delay in final positioning while I am marking up and cutting to fit (accuracy is hard due to the thickness of the liner), I tend to peel the edges of the liner back and apply an extra run of adhesive with a brush. Considering the unevenness of our old plaster, I think the liner is covering it rather well. We will have to go over joints and edges (room corners and wall to ceiling lines) with a good filler which will take paint. So far, we are pretty satisfied but the real decider will be to assess the difference with the stove on in colder weather.	Nigel C - Cumbria 08/11/10 at 08:52 PM
	I wanted to wait until the weather got colder before reviewing the wallrock thermal liner to see if I noticed any significant difference. Applying the thermal liner is straight forward. Just bear in mind it is quite thick so cutting / trimming is harder than normal wallpaper. The results are good; the walls feel warmer and the rooms seem to heat up more quickly. I have a couple of other cold rooms and these will be done shortly.	Tim E. Nottingham 08/11/10 at 07:57 PM
	I live in a very old brick-built cottage. Having experienced extensive damp on a gable-end bedroom wall and its associated chimney breast that persisted even after having a new roof installed, the wall professionally sealed, and the chimney re-pointed and sealed, I came to the conclusion that condensation may be to blame. After some deliberation, I chose Wallrock Thermal Liner. I was very impressed by the level of service offered by CoverYourWall, and the helpful advice that they gave me before and after purchase. The actual installation of these products, although a lot different from more conventional wall coverings, was much easier than I had anticipated. I was particularly worried about the external corners of the chimney breast. However I was advised to butt the two sides together as best as possible, and then to fill any gaps with a proprietary filler and the end-result is actually very satisfying. I painted over the finished wall, and the room now is dry, looks much more finished off than ever before, and feels a lot warmer and cosier. I would recommend Wallrock Thermal Liner to anyone wanting to insulate their home.	Peter C from East Riding of Yorkshire 01/10/10 at 07:43 PM
	Product Review I found wallrock thermal quite easy to use, particularly as the paste is applied to the wall. It was too awkward to hang it from the roll, so I just cut lengths and hung those. You do need very strong sharp scissors or knife to cut it. The thermal liner adhesive was effective, but would be easier to use from a tub rather than the courier-friendly packaging. The paper gave a very good finish on my rough cracked walls. I used wallrock fibreliner to cover wallrock thermal. Very easy to use as the paste is applied to the wall. Best of all it didnt stretch or bubble and gave a beautifully smooth finish. I shan't use ordinary lining paper again.	SUSAN E. ABERYSTWYTH 15/09/10 at 07:54 PM
	I purchased wallrock thermal liner to improve the warmth of a room with no cavity (solid wall). It was easy to hang and then wallpapered over with an excellent finish - you can't tell the difference in appearance from normally wallpapering. The walls are now warmer to the touch and I am confident that I will notice the difference this winter. I am now planning to do other rooms. The only downside is the price but if you have an old house like I do I think it is worth it.	Emma A from Grimsby 13/09/10 at 09:25 PM
	Just a quick note to let you know that we are really pleased with the Wallrock Thermal Liner. We found it easy to apply and have noticed a big difference in what was a cold back bedroom. We were also really pleased with the way it covers imperfections on the wall underneath. All traces of messy filled in plaster are now gone and the wall looks smooth.	Tony S - Matlock 12/09/10 at 02:38 PM

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