• Phone: 087 282 7381

Container Spray Foam Insulation

Perfect for living storage or transport

Eliminate Condensation

If you are storing any organic goods, eliminate condensation control heat

Convert for Living

Regulate your containers temperature for heating or cooling purposes

Nationvide Service

We are able to cover the whole of Ireland North and South based in Co. Kilkenny

Shipping Container Insulation

Control the temperature and eliminate condensation damp and mould

Call 087 2827381 for a Quote

Shipping Container Insulation Costs Ireland


The costs of insulating a shipping container in Ireland start from €600 for a 20 ft container to €1100 for a 40 ft container.

Shipping containers are becoming increasingly popular as alternative structures for the use in many applications. The list is not exhaustive but some of these include, homes, cafes, schools, greenhouses, storage, work huts on building sites, portable toilets, kiosks, workshops and garages. When used in a modular fashion, apartments, restaurants, art galleries, office blocks, and even hospitals and bridges have been constructed. They are popular with environmentalist and eco-advocates due to the fact that they are being reused and recycled at the end of their life which keeps the carbon footprint down.

These corrugated containers are constructed from steel which present several problems depending on the particular season of the year. During the winter months, the boxes are absolutely freezing, and prone to the formation of condensation and or frost on the interior walls. In the summer months, they can become as stiflingly hot as a boiler house. In order to combat these severe temperature extremes, all of these structures need to be insulated and that's where spray foam insulation comes into play.


Shipping Container Insulation Ireland


Spray foam insulation is by far the best method used in the insulation of shipping containers. When insulating your shipping containers there are many benefits of choosing sprayed foam. Spray foam insulation not only prevents heat loss, it also regulates the cold temperatures too. The airtight seal of spray foam is ideal for maintaining the overall airflow inside the container whilst also keeping it perfectly watertight to prevent moisture build up and the formation of condensation on the interior walls.


What is the best way to insulate a shipping container?

The best way to insulate a shipping container is to spray it with closed cell spray foam insulation.


How do I insulate a shipping container home?


The best way to insulate a shipping container is by using spray foam insulation


FAQ's for Spray Foam Insulation

The cost of spray foam insulation installed in Ireland depends on the area, depth, access and they type of foam open or closed cell.

The spray foam insulation we use for residential applications attic, floors and walls comes with a 25 year manufactures guarantee.
No, once sprayed the dangerous bit if over and spray foam insulation is inert.
A breathable vent card is required under Irish Building Regulations Part L to ensure escaping water vapour is able to escape your structure preventing damp and mould.
The cost per square foot or meter of spray foam insulation depends on many factors, size, type and access.
Closed cell spray foam is ideal for any metal or concrete structure.


All Ireland Spray Foam Coverage

We are based in Co. Kilkenny but have All Ireland Coverage: Co. Carlow, Co. Cork, Co. Cavan, Co. Clare, Co Donegal, Co. Dublin, Co. Galway, Co. Kerry, Co. Kildare, Co. Laois, Co. Limerick, Co. Louth, Co. Leitrim, Co. Longford, Co. Mayo, Co. Meath, Co. Monaghan, Co. Offaly, Co. Roscommon, Co. Sligo, Co. Tipperary, Co. Waterford, Co. Westmeaths, Co. Wexford and Co. Wicklow.

Get In Touch

Fill in the form below letting us know what area your in, your contact details and a description of the job if possible. We will then get back to you as soon as possible with a ball park quote or to arrange a site inspection. We look forward to hearing from you.

© Copyrights Cullen Spray Foam Insulation Ireland 2021. All rights reserved. Insulation Costs Ireland