TOPSLEEVE develop environmentally friendly insulation products.
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Thank you 🙏🏽
Big thank you to the team over at @TopSleeve for sorting us out 🔥 our shelves will look a lot tidier now we have a new home for these👏🏼
#DidYouKnow that condensation on insulated pipes can run down onto nearby materials such as wood. Once wet, these materials may grow mold and start to rot, compromising their structural integrity.
You could head off some of these potential problems by adding Topsleeve insulation.
Would anyone like a Free Trial Bundle? Bundle includes Shelf Display box and Products. Drop me an email:- [email protected]
#DidYouKnow Most fibres won't insulate when wet or damp, but #wool will still keep working. That means it gives you consistent performance even with high humidity or where insulation becomes compromised by moisture.
#DidYouKnow that there are 15 million sheep in the UK? On average, each sheep fleece produces over 2kg of #wool.
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This is Wayne, lovely friend, amazing plumber & very kind man who has helped on many @DIYSOS builds, is always helping others. Now he needs our help, Pls donate or RT if you can. thank you so much xx justgiving.com/crowdfunding/…
If any of our Stockists would like a Shelf Display box.. or if you’re interested in becoming a Stockist please drop me message: [email protected]
Our new stockist finder tool to help you find our natural pipe insulation at your local DIY store. topsleeve.com/stockist-finde…
#DidYouKnow that wool has a ridiculously high ignition point of 570–600°C/1,058–1,112°F, making this a safe solution to insulating your home.