Loose Fill
Using Wool Knop 5825 to insulate
Thermal and acoustic insulation, furniture and bedding product filling, flame resistant, non-toxic.
Our Loose Fill Wool Knops are a 100% sheep wool and lambswool insulation specifically blended together and optimized to provide the best thermal insulation power and resilience, to resist road vibration in Vans, Buses, and RVs, and to be a perfect filling for pillows and mattresses, because it will never lose its loft.
Using our unique process, loose fill wool knops improve natural wool performance. Having gone through a meticulous entangling process, our wool knops are totally self-supporting in all cavities and guaranteed for 30 years against slumping.
These knops completely fill hard to reach corners and cavities, and achieve the maximum possible insulation value, resulting in a more comfortable, thermally insulated and acoustically pleasing interior.
Enjoy your all weather vehicle and for all your vehicle’s life!
Highest insulation capability
Donesn’t settle or slump
Boric Acid Free
100% Natural Sheep’s and lambswool enhanced by innovation
No bonding agents
Natural Moisture Management
Safe and easy to work with
Non-irritant and Non-Toxic
Great to be used as filling for pillows, bed toppers and mattresses.
Studies show that people sleeping with wool bedding have a lower heart rate, less sleep disturbance, and increased duration of beneficial REM sleep. Wool naturally thermo-regulates and is remarkably comfortable in all seasons. In the winter, wool warms without overheating or causing clamminess.
Weight | 150 sq/ft box 17 lbs / 450 sq/ft box 49 lbs |
---|---|
Box Dimensions | 150 sq/ft box 18 × 18 × 18 in / 450 sq/ft box 24 × 24 × 30 in |
Materials | 100% Natural Sheep’s and Lamb’s wool from the rolling hills and IWTO Certified Farms of New Zealand. All wool is treated with something to deter insects at the scouring stage, whether it is going to be a garment, bedding, etc. We have control of our whole process, so we treat the wool with a very small amount (0.25%) of a non toxic insect repellant called Eulan SPA. This is applied to the wool as a liquid detergent at the final scouring stage, and is absorbed into the inner core of the wool fiber. Eulan SPA was developed specifically for use with wool products, and protects the wool from damage caused by moths and carpet beetles. We do not use ANY Boric Acid, because of the negative health effects associated with it. Companies that treat with boric acid usually treat with a very high level, 8% by weight (1% by volume). |
Safety | Because of small fibers, the use of dust masks is recommended when blowing in the loose fill wool. No gloves are necessary. |
Color | The color of the wool may vary slightly. |
How Many Boxes of Loose Fill You Need
Most vans have about a 2-inch cavity depth that you can fill with insulation. If you are securing the mesh right against the van’s metal framing, then a 2-inch covering will do nicely. If you are framing it out a bit with wood, then you can figure for a 2.23” to 2.7” coverage — this also will ensure that you have enough wool to fill gaps in the doors and other hard to reach places. Filling in those pockets will keep your van from sounding tinny and rattly and give you a solid, tight sound and feel.
Here is a chart to give you an idea of how much wool you will need (includes the floor and ceiling)
Coverage @2 Inches thick average
Van Type
Sq/ft
150 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
450 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
Chevy Express
230
-
1
Mercedes Metris
230
-
1
Nissan NV
320
1
1
Promaster 159
325
2
1
Sprinter 144
336
2
1
Sprinter 170
385
2
1
Sprinter 170 Ext.
440
1
2
Transit 148
336
2
1
Coverage @2.5 Inches thick average
Van Type
Sq/ft
150 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
450 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
Chevy Express
230
1
1
Mercedes Metris
230
1
1
Nissan NV
320
2
1
Promaster 159
325
2
1
Sprinter 144
336
-
2
Sprinter 170
385
-
2
Sprinter 170 Ext.
440
-
3
Transit 148
336
-
2
Coverage @3 Inches thick average
Van Type
Sq/ft
150 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
450 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
Chevy Express
230
2
1
Mercedes Metris
230
2
1
Nissan NV
320
-
2
Promaster 159
325
-
2
Sprinter 144
336
1
2
Sprinter 170
385
2
2
Sprinter 170 Ext.
440
2
3
Transit 148
336
1
2
If you have a van model that’s not on the chart,, use this formula to calculate how much you need:
[150 ft box] 1 box will cover 150 sq/ft at 1 inch thick
[450 ft box] 1 box will cover 450 sq/ft at 1 inch thick
Measure your walls, floor, and ceiling to get your square footage.
If you have 300 sq/ft in your van, and you didn’t add a lot of framing, you can go with 2 inches of insulation on average. You would need 300sq/ft x 2 inches = 600.
You will want to match that 600 as close as you can, so that would be 1 [450 ft box] and 1 [150 ft box], to fill all you need.
Add one box of mesh, this is enough to completely cover any model VAN
Then you’re good to go!
We have excellent news for you!
We ship the following business day
If your order requires expedited shipping, please contact us.
Installing wool in your van is easy and efficient. In short, secure our fiber mesh to the studs of the van, then blow in the wool with a leaf blower! If that sounds crazy, we will gladly walk you through it and provide pictures and videos.
Don’t worry about about breathing boric acid or any other harmful chemicals (because there aren’t any), and you don’t even need to wear gloves when installing. Our wool is a blend of lambs’ and sheep’s that doesn’t itch.
Once it’s installed in the walls, the wool will still grow by 20%, filling perfectly all the cavities even if they look uneven at first. Then it’s time to adventure!
Do you want to see how it is installed?
Watch this installation video
Tempex Wool Insulknops R-3.5
Sheep’s wool Loose fill insulation
Box Coverage: 150 and 450 sq/ft coverage at 1 in. thick
Application: Interior walls, floors, ceilings, bed toppers, mattress, and pillow filling.
No boric acid added.
Loose Fill 150 sq/ft Box
$105.00
Loose Fill 300 sq/ft Box
$210.00
Insul Mesh 400 sq/ft box
$33.00
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Pure Sheep’s Wool Insulation from the farm to your life.
If you have specific allergies, please read Here the full spec sheet and table of contents of the wool,
Tempex Wool Insulknops R-3.5
Sheep’s wool Loose fill insulation
Box Coverage: 150 and 450 sq/ft coverage at 1 in. thick
Application: Interior walls, floors, ceilings, bed toppers, mattress, and pillow filling.
No boric acid added.
Loose Fill 150 sq/ft Box
$105.00
Loose Fill 300 sq/ft Box
$210.00
Insul Mesh 50 ft box
$33.00
Using Wool Knops 5825 to insulate
Thermal and acoustic insulation, furniture and bedding product filling, flame resistant, non-toxic.
Our Loose Fill Wool Knops are a 100% sheep wool and lambswool insulation specifically blended together and optimized to provide the best thermal insulation power and resilience, to resist road vibration in Vans, Buses, and RVs, and to be a perfect filling for pillows and mattresses, because it will never lose its loft.
Using our unique process, loose fill wool knops improve natural wool performance. Having gone through a meticulous entangling process, our wool knops are totally self-supporting in all cavities and guaranteed for 30 years against slumping.
These knops completely fill hard to reach corners and cavities, and achieve the maximum possible insulation value, resulting in a more comfortable, thermally insulated and acoustically pleasing interior.
Enjoy your all weather vehicle and for all your vehicle’s life!
Highest insulation capability
Donesn’t settle or slump
Boric Acid Free
100% Natural Sheep’s and lambswool enhanced by innovation
No bonding agents
Natural Moisture Management
Safe and easy to work with
Non-irritant and Non-Toxic
Great to be used as filling for pillows, bed toppers and mattresses.
Studies show that people sleeping with wool bedding have a lower heart rate, less sleep disturbance, and increased duration of beneficial REM sleep. Wool naturally thermo-regulates and is remarkably comfortable in all seasons. In the winter, wool warms without overheating or causing clamminess.
Weight | 150 sq/ft box 17 lbs / 450 sq/ft box 49 lbs |
---|---|
Box Dimensions | 150 sq/ft box 18 × 18 × 18 in / 450 sq/ft box 24 × 24 × 30 in |
Materials | 100% Natural Sheep’s and Lamb’s wool from the rolling hills and IWTO Certified Farms of New Zealand. All wool is treated with something to deter insects at the scouring stage, whether it is going to be a garment, bedding, etc. We have control of our whole process, so we treat the wool with a very small amount (0.25%) of a non toxic insect repellant called Eulan SPA. This is applied to the wool as a liquid detergent at the final scouring stage, and is absorbed into the inner core of the wool fiber. Eulan SPA was developed specifically for use with wool products, and protects the wool from damage caused by moths and carpet beetles. We do not use ANY Boric Acid, because of the negative health effects associated with it. Companies that treat with boric acid usually treat with a very high level, 8% by weight (1% by volume). |
Safety | Because of small fibers, the use of dust masks is recommended when blowing in the loose fill wool. No gloves are necessary. |
Color | The color of the wool may vary slightly. |
How Much
Wool You
Need
Most vans have about a 2-inch cavity depth that you can fill with insulation. If you are securing the mesh right against the van’s metal framing, then a 2-inch covering will do nicely. If you are framing it out a bit with wood, then you can figure for a 2.23” to 2.7” coverage — this also will ensure that you have enough wool to fill gaps in the doors and other hard to reach places. Filling in those pockets will keep your van from sounding tinny and rattly and give you a solid, tight sound and feel.
Here is a chart to give you an idea of how much wool you will need (includes the floor and ceiling)
Coverage @2 Inches thick average
Van Type
Sq/ft
150 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
450 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
Chevy Express
230
-
1
Mercedes Metris
230
-
1
Nissan NV
320
1
1
Promaster 159
325
2
1
Sprinter 144
336
2
1
Sprinter 170
385
2
1
Sprinter 170 Ext.
440
1
2
Transit 148
336
2
1
Coverage @2.5 Inches thick average
Van Type
Sq/ft
150 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
450 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
Chevy Express
230
1
1
Mercedes Metris
230
1
1
Nissan NV
320
2
1
Promaster 159
325
2
1
Sprinter 144
336
-
2
Sprinter 170
385
-
2
Sprinter 170 Ext.
440
-
3
Transit 148
336
-
2
Coverage @3 Inches thick average
Van Type
Sq/ft
150 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
450 Sq/ft Boxes Needed
Chevy Express
230
2
1
Mercedes Metris
230
2
1
Nissan NV
320
-
2
Promaster 159
325
-
2
Sprinter 144
336
1
2
Sprinter 170
385
2
2
Sprinter 170 Ext.
440
2
3
Transit 148
336
1
2
If you have a van model that’s not on the chart, use this formula to calculate how much you need:
[150 ft box] 1 box will cover 150 sq/ft at 1 inch thick
[450 ft box] 1 box will cover 450 sq/ft at 1 inch thick
Measure your walls, floor, and ceiling to get your square footage.
If you have 300 sq/ft in your van, and you didn’t add a lot of framing, you can go with 2 inches of insulation on average. You would need 300sq/ft x 2 inches = 600.
You will want to match that 600 as close as you can, so that would be 1 [450 ft box] and 1 [150 ft box], to fill all you need.
Add one box of mesh, this is enough to completely cover any model VAN
Then you’re good to go!
We have excellent news for you!
We ship the following business day
If your order requires expedited shipping, please contact us.
Click Here to check all details, tips, and links of everything you will need to install your Wool.
Installing wool in your van is easy and efficient. In short, secure our fiber mesh to the studs of the van, then blow in the wool with a leaf blower! If that sounds crazy, we will gladly walk you through it and provide pictures and videos.
Don’t worry about about breathing boric acid or any other harmful chemicals (because there aren’t any), and you don’t even need to wear gloves when installing. Our wool is a blend of lambs’ and sheep’s that doesn’t itch.
Once it’s installed in the walls, the wool will still grow by 20%, filling perfectly all the cavities even if they look uneven at first. Then it’s time to adventure!
Do you want to see how it is installed?
Watch this installation video
Other Products
Pure Sheep’s Wool Insulation from the farm to your life.