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Building Insulation--Radiant Barriers, Rolls
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  • M-Shield Reflective Insulation
  • Source: BUILDER Magazine 11/7/2007
  • Designed for furred-out masonry walls, M-Shield is a paperless multilayer reflective insulation that reduces the potential for mold and mildew growth by eliminating the cellulose in the insulation. The company says the Class A firerated product also breathes to allow vapor transfer. Cost: 30 percent less than foam board. 800-448-3401. More

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  • CertainTeed Insulation Honored as Supplier of the Year by Insulate America
  • Source: ebuild 12/5/2007
  • CertainTeedInsulate America, an association of independent insulation contractors, has honored CertainTeed Corporation with its Supplier of the Year Award. The award was given in recognition of CertainTeed's outstanding and ongoing support of Insulate America. "CertainTeed has been extremely supportive of Insulate America and our members are always saying what a great company it is to work with," says David Beam, President of Insulate America. "Our relationship with CertainTeed continues to grow and strengthen throughout the organization." More
  • Have a Green Building and More Green in your Pocket
  • Source: ebuild 8/20/2007
  • Roof temperatures reach upwards of 165 Degrees F and attic temperatures can reach 130 degrees F on a typical August day. According to industry sources, radiant heat makes up to 93% of summer heat gain, and Up to 75% of winter heat loss. Conventional insulations such as fiberglass or foam spray address two of the three mechanisms (convection and conduction) of energy transfer and are affected by humidity, but do nothing to stop radiant energy transfer. That is why Green Builders are now using Radiant Barriers in new homes and renovations. More

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