Collection: Foil faced insulation

When it comes to insulating your home or commercial space, foil-faced insulation products available on Insulation4US offer a range of options to cater to different insulation needs. In this category, we have products predominantly from renowned vendors such as Dow, R-Max, Hunter Panels, Owens Corning, Knauf, and Johns Manville among others. Let’s delve deeper into the various types of foil-faced insulation and explore their practical uses and benefits.

Polyiso Insulation Boards

Polyiso insulation boards generally have higher R-values and are thus considered excellent for energy conservation and heat retention. They are crucial for providing thermal resistance and maintaining consistent temperatures within buildings.

• Dow Thermax Sheathing and Hunter Panels Xci Foil Polyiso Panels, for example, are excellent choices for anyone seeking rigid and effective insulation solutions.
• Rmax’s range, including ECOMAXci and TSX-8510, is also worth considering for its durable and high-quality insulation.

Fiberglass Insulation Batts

Fiberglass insulation batts are effective in reducing energy consumption and are often used between framing walls, ceilings, and floors.

• Owens Corning’s Foil Faced Fiberglass Insulation Batts, available in various R-values, provide options for different insulation needs and are well regarded for their quality and efficiency.
• Knauf’s Ecobatt R-19 and R-30 and Johns Manville’s range are also prime examples of high-quality fiberglass insulation batts, offering various sizes to fit different requirements.

Rockwool Insulation

• Rockwool Foil Faced CurtainRock is known for its fire-resistant properties and is an excellent choice for curtain walls, providing enhanced insulation and fire protection.

Guidance for Selection

1. Assessing Needs: Consider the specific insulation needs of your space, such as the area to be insulated, the desired R-value, and any specific properties like fire resistance or moisture protection.
2. Type of Insulation: Determine whether a rigid board like Polyiso or a batt like Fiberglass is more suitable for your project based on the location and requirements of the installation.
3. Vendor Selection: Review the vendors and select the one that aligns best with your needs, preferences, and budget, keeping in mind the reputations of brands like Dow, Hunter Panels, and Owens Corning.
4. Size & Thickness: Consider the size and thickness of the insulation needed, ensuring that it fits the intended space and provides the desired level of insulation.