Healthy Living

In recent years, more awareness in sustainable design has broadened industry wide focus on implementing the use of non-hazardous building materials in homes and businesses. Our full range of healthy living building materials is available to make the move to a healthier life easier.

Beeck Maxil Pro (12.5L)

Our highest quality internal paint. Easy application with the highest vapour permeability and scrub resistance.

Beeck Renosil (12.5L)

External paint. Very hard wearing commercial grade, general purpose paint. For all mineral surfaces and over existing paints.

Beeck Beeckosil (12.5L)

Highly Durable ASF External Paint. Industrial grade with Active Silicification Formula (ASF) for unsurpassed durability in the harshest environments. For bare lime renders and most mineral surfaces.

Adaptavate BreathAplasta Smooth

Breathable, Smooth & Quick Setting Lime Plaster

IndiTherm - Hemp Flexibatt

Flexible natural fibre thermal insulation batts

Steico Protect Dry

Steico Protect Dry is a natural render/plaster carrying wood fibre insulation board with a tongue and groove profile.

Adaptavate BreathAplasta Thermal

Breathable, Thermal & Quick Setting Lime Plaster

Steico Flex 036

Steico Flex 036 is an eco-friendly highly versatile wood fibre insulation product used for a wide variety of uses such as insulation in pitched roofs, attic insulation, partition walls, services zones, drywall and ceiling construction.

Adaptavate BreathAplasta Universal

Breathable & Quick Setting Lime Plaster

Sheepwool Insulation Comfort

Sheep Wool Insulation Comfort rolls are low density (14kg/m3) and have a thermal conductivity of 0.042W/m2k. Sheepwool Comfort is ideal for attic insulation and loft insulation.

Beeck Classic

Beeck Trend

Beeck Natural Stone

Beeck Premixed Colours

In recent years, the increased awareness in sustainable design has broadened industry wide concerns with the health hazardous of building materials. Choosing a construction material which doesn’t damage your health is a particularly important consideration.

Chemical pollutants can build up in the indoor air we breathe, released from building materials, carpets, paints etc. It is becoming increasingly important that specifiers specify materials that are clean and chemical-free, which improve the indoor air quality of the home.

So as health concerns continue, understanding what chemicals are in our building products is moving up on the priority list and becoming just as important as knowing what is in the food we eat.