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Spray-on Polyurethane Foam (SPF)
Temperature differences between the unconditioned outside air and the
conditioned living space can create convective looping (warm air rising,
cold air falling) within a stud cavity. The impact of this looping degrades
the R-value of most common forms of insulation and causes additional load
on your home's heating and cooling system. The superior R-value and unique
sealing characteristics of SPF reduce this temperature variance and the
effect of convective looping, saving you energy dollars.
Meets Building Code Requirements
Don't worry about
durability. Aside from adding structural integrity, SPF is approved by
all three national building codes and will perform
for the life of your building. Its exceptional thermal and structural
characteristics will save you, and generations to come, from the problems
associated with the high cost of energy.
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