DIY Spray Foam Insulation
For those jobs that are too small to involve contract specialists, take insulation into your own hands.
Foamed Insulations provides a DIY spray foam insulation solution in the form of a two component foam pressure pack, enabling you to insulate your home at your own convenience and pace. The foam material can be applied in multiple locations including under floors, attics, walls and smaller cracks and crevices that contribute to air leakages and energy waste.
The foam kits are portable, and offer a solution that is both cost effective and user friendly. The DIY spray foam insulation method requires minimal equipment and no experience.
The kits have a maximum yield of 18.6m² at 25mm thickness (0.465cbm).
Extra nozzles are available in packs of 8 if required. These kits are complete with 3m Gun hose assembly, 5 cone-spray nozzles (purple), 5 fan-spray nozzles (yellow), spanner and instructions.
Extra nozzles are available as well as replacement 3m Gun hose assemblies.
For more information, please call on 02 9898 0751 to take control of your insulation requirements today!
Not Sure If DIY Is Right for Your Project?
Our DIY spray foam kits work well for small to medium residential jobs — think a single room, garage, granny flat, or small shed. They’re designed for straightforward spaces where you can access the area easily and apply the foam yourself without specialist equipment.
For larger or harder-to-reach areas, professional installation is often more practical and cost-effective. If your home has a draughty timber floor, our underfloor insulation team can spray the entire subfloor in a single day, sealing gaps around joists, pipes, and services that a DIY kit would struggle to reach.
If you’re managing a warehouse, factory, cold store, or office fit-out, our commercial spray foam insulation service covers large-scale projects that meet NCC and BASIX compliance requirements.
Not sure which option suits your project? Give us a call on 02 9898 0751 and we’ll point you in the right direction.
