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Are flexible products made from mineral fibers, including fiberglass or rock wool. They are available in widths suited to standard spacings of wall studs and attic or floor joists. They must be hand-cut and trimmed to fit wherever the joist spacing is non-standard (such as near windows, doors, or corners), or where there are obstructions in the walls (such as wires, electrical outlet boxes, or pipes). Batts can be installed by homeowners or professionals. They are available with or without vapor-retarder facings. Batts with a special flame-resistant facing are available in various widths for basement walls where the insulation will be left exposed.



Applicable to Attic Ceilings (New and Old) Blown-in loose-fill insulation includes cellulose, fiberglass, or rock wool in the form of loose fibers or fiber pellets that are blown using pneumatic equipment, usually by professional installers. This form of insulation can be used in wall cavities. It is also appropriate for unfinished attic floors, for irregularly shaped areas, and for filling in around obstructions. In the open wall cavities of a new house, cellulose and fiberglass fibers can also be sprayed after mixing the fibers with an adhesive or foam to make them resistant to settling.


Reflective insulation systems are fabricated from aluminum foils with a variety of backings such as kraft paper, plastic film, polyethylene bubbles, or cardboard. The resistance to heat flow depends on the heat flow direction, and this type of insulation is most effective in reducing downward heat flow. Reflective systems are typically located between roof rafters, floor joists, or wall studs. If a single reflective surface is used alone and faces an open space, such as an attic, it is called a Radiant Barrier.


Rigid Fibrous or Fiber Insulation: (Fiber Glass / Mineral Wool) Applicable to Unfinished Walls / Floor and Ceilings.Rigid insulation is made from fibrous materials or plastic foams and is produced in board-like forms and molded pipe coverings. These provide full coverage with few heat loss paths and are often able to provide a greater R-value where space is limited. Such boards may be faced with a reflective foil that reduces heat flow when next to an air space. Rigid insulation is often used for foundations and as an insulative wall sheathing.


Masonry Cavity Fill FOAMED-IN-PLACE completely fills the cavity between double walls, fascia walls, utility brick wall systems or cosmetic walls systems, producing excellent sealing around conduit, fixtures, pipe chases and fittings while still allowing the wall to weep as constructed. Core-Fill can provide R-Values comparable to or higher than rigid board insulation, without the potential problems of toxicity and flammability, or the well known difficulties of fitting board seams around obstructions in the wall system (such as masonry ties, pipe chases, windows, etc.) or the failure to properly tape or apply the manufacturers specified adhesives to the rigid board.


Foam insulation can be applied by a professional using special equipment to meter, mix, and spray the foam into place. Polyicynene is an open-celled foam. Polyisocyanurate and polyurethane are closed-cell foams. In general, open-celled foam allows water vapor to move through the material more easily than closed-cell foam. However, open-celled foams usually have a lower R-value for a given thickness compared to closed-cell foams. So, some of the closed-cell foams are able to provide a greater R-value where space is limited. Foam Types: (Polystyrene / Polyisocyanurate / Polyurethane) Applicable to Unfinished Walls / Foundation Walls / Floor and Ceilings.