Owens Corning Wood Framing Unfaced

Owens Corning Wood Framing Unfaced Insulation is renowned for delivering effective thermal resistance and noise reduction in wood framing applications. Each product in this category is designed to meet distinct insulation requirements, allowing users to choose according to their specific needs and use cases. This unfaced insulation is particularly valued for its versatility and adaptability across different framing scenarios.

Unfaced Fiberglass Insulation Batts

Owens Corning’s Unfaced Fiberglass Insulation Batts are available in varying R-values ranging from R-11 to R-49. Each R-value corresponds to a different level of thermal resistance, allowing users to select products based on the insulation needs of their spaces.

• Lower R-Values (R-11, R-13, R-15): Ideal for moderate climates where there is a lesser need for high thermal resistance, making them suitable for walls and floors.

   

• Intermediate R-Values (R-19, R-20, R-21): Suitable for a wider range of climates and typically used in walls, floors, and ceilings where moderate to high insulation is required.

   

• Higher R-Values (R-30, R-38, R-49): Optimal for extreme weather conditions and are usually installed in ceilings and attics to prevent significant heat loss or gain.

   

Unfaced Continuous Roll Insulation

For those who prefer a continuous application, Owens Corning offers Unfaced Continuous Roll Insulation in R-19 and R-30. These are practical for large-scale insulation projects as they provide consistent, uninterrupted insulation and can be cut to fit the exact dimensions of the space, reducing waste.

QuietZone Unfaced Insulation

QuietZone Unfaced Fiberglass Insulation is specifically designed for optimal noise reduction. It is best used in areas where sound control is crucial, such as between rooms or in walls separating living spaces from noisy areas.

Guidance for Selection

• Climate Consideration: Consider the prevalent climate of the area when choosing the R-value. Higher R-values are better suited for areas with extreme temperatures.

   

• Area of Application: Identify whether the insulation is needed for walls, floors, ceilings, or attics as this will also influence the suitable R-value.

   

• Noise Control Needs: Opt for QuietZone insulation in areas where noise reduction is a priority, such as home offices, bedrooms, or multimedia rooms.