An Inch of Closed Cell Insulation has an approximate insulation value of R-7.

An Inch of Open Cell Insulation has an approximate insulation value of R-3.5.

Spray Foam Insulation will not settle, expands to fill in small gapos and cracks, is non-toxic, can act as a sound barrier, and more!

For nearly two decades, this insulation has built a solid performance record in commercial and industrial

applications. It has been used to fill sofa cushions and car dashboards, and its insulating properties have made it

ideal for building envelopes, refrigerator walls, tanks and refrigerated tractor trailers.

insulation. It allows for more insulation in a tighter space than conventional batt insulations, and performs

well in controlling hot or cold temperatures. The spray foam is good at keeping heat out as well as in, giving

homeowners a break on their air-conditioning bills along with their heating bills. Spray foam also reduces drafts

by cutting convection looping. Temperature differences between the outside and inside walls cause warm air to

rise and cold air to sink in the cavity between the studs. This action initiates a convection current flowing up and

down the walls, especially with fiber batt insulation. Spray foam insulation applied to the interior wall reduces

the temperature difference of the air current activity. Spray foam insulates hard-to-reach areas and provides a

seamless layer of insulation.

Spray foam insulation remains rigid and does not settle or sag. This means it adds structural strength to a

house while adding very little weight. Its solid nature provides soundproofing and insect resistance, and also

seals cracks from unwanted gas and odor penetration.

Spray foam insulation meets building code requirements and is accepted nationwide. It is code listed and

contains no urea formaldehyde. Once installed, spray foam insulation should be covered with an approved

15-minute finish rating thermal barrier such as 1/2 inch gypsum drywall or the equivalent.