New buildings and retrofits of existing ceilings.
Roof insulation batts.
In new homes and buildings roof batts should be installed before the roof is added.
Achieving greater r values in attics the higher the r value the better the thermal performance of the insulation.
Fiberglass insulation in rolls or batts can be easily added by the homeowner.
Installing insulation under roofing material can reduce radiant heat gain.
The insulation is completely odourless non hygroscopic and rot proof.
Modern lean to style extensions on existing homes low profile roof design and restricted roof cavities.
Kraft faced insulation has a vapor retarder that helps to control moisture.
Blown in insulation requires the least amount of work but requires special tools and equipment.
Fiberglass insulation is calculated based on the number of batts or rolls you need.
Find your zone on the map and then use the chart to determine the level of insulation you need to properly insulate your attic walls floors and crawlspaces.
In older houses where insulation is more than 15 years old the roof insulation may need to be topped up as gaps and drafts can develop over time.
Earthwool insulation comes with inherent fire performance and will not catch fire.
Cellulose insulation is calculated based on the depth of the blown in insulation.
Owens corning pink insulation is soft to the touch and easy to install.