Open cell insulation with its softer texture also has good sound dampening properties to reduce disturbance from airborne noises.
Not exact matches
pEUI: 13.7 kBtu / sf / yr Air Leakage: 0.65 ACH50 Better Than Code: 74 % HERS Rating: 39 Grid - tied Solar Electric System, Solar Hot Water System Plumbed, Radiant Floors, Hydro Air System, Energy Recovery Ventilator,
Open & Closed
Cell Spray Foam
Insulation, Rigid
Insulation, ENERGY STAR Certified
Open cell foam is only used for wall and ceiling
insulation, not roofing, below - grade or any exterior applications.This is a good
insulation to use in areas where you have equal or close to equal number of heating and cooling days.
It features an unvented roof with
open -
cell spray foam
insulation and vapor retarder paint or coating, or alternatively, closed -
cell spray foam
insulation in rafter cavities, and asphalt shingles.
Cons: the health risks are potentially very high, ALL spray foams contain toxic ingredient Isocyanate (even those that have a percentage of soy and claim to be «eco»), because the material is so rigid closed
cell systems tend to develop cracks in the material compromising the insulative envelope, many people on RV blogs are
opening their walls to remodel and finding a pile of pulverized
insulation in the cavities, if the ratio of parts A and B aren't mixed exactly right, the material can off gas toxic fumes perpetually, a code approved fire barrier must be installed over spray foam in living spaces (such as 1/2» drywall).
Wall
Insulation: Fully advanced framed structure; R - 25 wall with R - 20
open cell spray foam and 1» foil faced polyisocyanurate sheathing.
Roof
Insulation: Unvented roof with 8.5» R - 30
open cell spray foam and fully adhered waterproofing membrane under a standing seam metal roof.
These homes feature
open -
cell spray foam
insulation that reduces air leakage and allows for smaller - sized HVAC units.