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Polyurethane Spray Foam Insulation is an increasingly popular form of insulation created by spraying 2 heated liquids through a spray gun onto a target area. These applied fluids fill every nook and cranny by expanding from 20 to 40 times their original liquid form. The mixture then cures into dense, rigid foam that prevents virtually any air movement within the insulation system.

A variety of spray foam insulations have been available for over 30 years. During the last 10 years, spray foam insulation has been used extensively in Commercial and Industrial Applications.

In the last 5 years, Residential Consumer Demand has soared due to the ever-increasing price of energy. Studies carried out on structures using spray foam insulation exclusively have confirmed that the extra cost is generally recovered within 5 to 7 years*. It is now an undisputed fact that the benefit of using this superior product far outweighs the higher initial price.

* Cost recovery periods may vary depending on individual energy consumption habits and the area in which the product is used.

* Example: Spray foam insulated basements used as living areas typically result in faster cost recovery.

After careful consideration, we chose WALLTITE ECO manufactured by BASF CANADA.
WALLTITE ECO:

Is a Medium Density Spray Polyurethane Thermal Insulation designed for use in both Exterior and Interior as well as Above and Below-Grade areas
Is not only water-resistant but also approved as an Air Barrier by the Canadian Construction Materials Centre (CCMC #13467)
Is rated as a 2 Pound Spray Foam that has been tested and certified to provide a minimum long-term R Value of 6.1 per inch. (Evaluation Listing CCMC #13588-L and conforms to CAN/ULC-S705.1-01)
Is associated with an overall R value exceeding 6.5 per inch when applied in multiple layers.
WALLTITE ECO offers the following features:

Exceeds all requirements of the National Building Code
Is Ozone-Friendly as well as EcoLogo Certified and therefore contain a significant amount of recycled
Adheres well to all typical construction materials including wood, metal, gypsum board, concrete, stainless steel, aluminum, masonry and many more
Can help your project qualify for several categories of LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design)