22mm Pipe Insulation - 23m Roll, Flexible Heating and Plumbing Pipe Wrap

The insulation primarily protects against heat loss and condensation. Although there is slight mechanical protection against accidental impacts, it is not a special impact protection solution.

One roll of pipe insulation covers 23 meters. For a 45-meter-long heating pipe, you need two rolls to cover the entire length. (This roughly corresponds to 2 x 23m = 46m).

The main function of the pipe insulation is to protect against heat loss and to meet the GEG requirements. A significant soundproofing of heating noises is not the primary purpose of this product.

The insulation can be cut very well with a sharp knife, such as a carpet knife, due to its flexible nature. Make sure you have a clean and straight cutting edge.

The material is synthetic rubber and is designed as a long-lasting protection. It retains its flexibility for years and does not tend to become brittle or hard.

Yes, the insulation is very well formable thanks to its flexible soft foam structure made of synthetic rubber. It can also be easily adapted to hard-to-reach places and around tight bends.

The insulation is designed for temperature ranges up to +110 °C. It therefore offers reliable protection even with warm heating pipes in the bathroom.

One roll has a length of 23 meters. This is easily enough to insulate 20 meters of piping, with a small reserve for waste.

Yes, a 23-meter roll is easily enough for 5 meters of pipe length. You'll then have 18 meters of reserve left over for further sections or future projects (roughly calculated: almost 4x the required length).

Yes, the high-quality synthetic rubber insulation is designed for durability and offers reliable protection against heat loss for years.

Yes, our pipe insulation is designed to help you meet the requirements of the GEG (Building Energy Act) regarding the insulation of heating and hot water pipes.

The insulation is designed for temperatures up to a maximum of +110 °C. Higher temperature resistance and special materials are usually required for steam pipes.

The insulation is primarily designed for heating and sanitary pipes up to +110 °C. It can in principle be used for cold water pipes, but only partially prevents condensation there.

Yes, the synthetic rubber material is very flexible and can be easily adapted to corners and curves. This allows for a clean laying even in narrow and winding areas.

The pipe insulation is designed for use on heating and sanitary pipes indoors and protects against heat loss. It is not primarily designed for permanent outdoor use without additional weather protection.

The closed-cell synthetic rubber material is moisture-resistant and protects the pipes from corrosion by preventing moisture from penetrating. The insulation itself is durable and mold-resistant.

Yes, this pipe insulation is specially designed for an inner diameter of 22 mm, which is ideal for common heating and sanitary pipes of this size.

The pipe insulation is designed for temperature ranges up to +110 °C. Thus, it is also suitable for solar thermal pipes that occasionally reach these temperatures.

One roll contains 23 meters of insulation. This is sufficient for a long heating pipe or several shorter sections. (Roughly: For 5 meters of pipe length in the basement, you could insulate almost 4 such sections with one roll.)

An insulation thickness of 11 mm is a common and effective insulation for heating pipes in the living area. It helps to reduce heat loss and lower energy costs, which meets the GEG requirements.

Yes, the insulation is made of closed-cell synthetic rubber. This material prevents the ingress of moisture and is therefore very effective against condensation on cold water pipes.

The material is flexible and easy to work with according to the description. You can usually install the pipe insulation yourself without any special knowledge.

Yes, the synthetic rubber material can be easily cut with a sharp knife or utility knife thanks to its flexibility and soft foam structure. This facilitates precise adaptation to pipes and arches.

The pipe insulation is specially designed for an inner diameter of 22 mm. It is not optimally suitable for pipes with smaller diameters such as 18 mm or 20 mm.

Yes, the synthetic rubber material is robust and has a closed-cell structure. It can be easily wiped with a damp cloth and mild household cleaners if needed.

The material is designed for temperatures up to +110 °C. It is therefore also suitable for hot water pipes in the wall and reliably protects against heat loss.

The insulation is supplied as a closed hose. For pipes that are already installed, it must be cut lengthwise and then glued back together to install it correctly.

Yes, the insulation was developed to reduce heat loss and meet the requirements of the Building Energy Act (GEG). It is therefore ideal for heating pipes in unheated rooms.