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Case study · Open cell spray foam · 2022

A Grade II listed station house in Burscough

Insulating the walls and roof of a Grade II listed, stone-built former station house at Burscough Bridge, as part of a major refurbishment.

  • BuildingGrade II listed stone station house
  • WorkApprox. 285m² open cell spray foam
  • ContractorJDC Construction & Developments Ltd
Burscough Bridge station house under scaffolding, with the Green Horizon van on site

The project

Burscough Bridge railway station closed to the travelling public in 2005 and the old station house was in need of a major refurbishment. Local contractor JDC Construction & Developments Ltd undertook the renovation works to bring the building back to life.

Having worked with us before on similar properties, JDC chose spray foam insulation for its airtightness, energy efficiency and speed of installation – and turned to us once again.

The work

We completed the work over a series of visits, fitting in with the contractor's timeframes and the other trades on site. In total we sprayed approximately 285m² of open cell spray foam – within a stud wall frame against the stone walls, and to the underside of the roof.

This project was completed in 2022, using the open cell product we installed at the time. Today we install Elastochem Insulthane 50 – see open cell spray foam.

Spraying open cell foam within a stud frame against the stone walls Station house interior after spray foam insulation of the walls
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