Two lucky winners will soon be heading off to Barcelona to watch the biggest football club game in the world - the El Clasico rival match between Barcelona and Real Madrid –after winning Knauf Insulation’s Earthwool OmniFit competition.

To celebrate the launch of its new insulation range, which is softer to touch, easier to handle and kinder to the installer, Knauf Insulation ran a competition to win tickets, flights and accommodation for the European match. Knauf Insulation’s competition concluded with John Rowe, from Aspect Property, and Richard MacDonald, from Selco Builders Warehouse, winning the much sought after prizes.

John commented: “I bought the Earthwool OmniFit insulation from Gibbs and Dandy in Eastbourne for a loft insulation project and was thoroughly impressed. I’ve used Knauf Insulation products before so knew what quality to expect and this new range is no different – no itchiness, easy to cut and flexible so it fits easily.

“I saw the competition details on the packaging and thought why not enter. I can’t believe I’ve won and my wife and I are very excited to go and watch the match.”

Richard said: “I first saw the product when Knauf Insulation came to our branch in Reading to complete a demo and training exercise. The new range has some really great benefits and I knew it would sell easily to installers. I entered the competition as soon as the training was complete and I can’t wait to go and watch my first European match with my girlfriend.”

Knauf Insulation’s Earthwool Omnifit range has been designed for multiple applications and is a result of extensive research with builders, contractors and insulation specialists. Using this feedback Knauf Insulation has developed an insulation solution that is not only kinder and more practical to the user, but is also an essential offering for the merchant. All three products in the range help meet Building Regulations and have outstanding thermal, acoustic and fire performance. What’s more, the range includes more material per pallet than alternatives, meaning merchants can fit more material into their allocated storage space.