Hot water cylinder jacket

You need a jacket if your tank is bare metal or feels warm. Modern rules say tanks should have plenty of insulation to save energy.

• Fit one if your tank feels warm
• Use one for thin factory foam
• Replace old torn or dusty jackets
• Get one to improve EPC ratings
• Landlords need them for efficiency rules

A pro will check your tank size and look for any leaks first. They wrap the jacket tightly to ensure no heat escapes through gaps.

• Professional measures your cylinder size
• Jacket panels wrapped around the tank
• Straps pulled tight for a snug fit
• Small holes cut for pipe access
• Thermostats kept clear for safety
• Often includes lagging for nearby pipes

A good jacket makes your home run much more efficiently every day. It is a small change that offers big rewards for your wallet.

• Water stays hot much longer
• Cupboard stays at a better temperature
• Lower monthly heating bills
• Boiler or heater runs less often
• Reduces your home carbon footprint

Getting the right fit is vital for safety and saving money. A pro ensures the jacket works perfectly without causing any electrical issues.

• Jackets should be 80mm thick
• Covers must be fire retardant
• Immersion heaters need to stay clear
• Proper fit prevents heat loss gaps
• Professional fitting ensures maximum bill savings