Tools editor Steve Maxwell runs his own website at www.stevemaxwell.ca. A recent post suggests a way to get spray foam insulation installed at a less-than-crazy price. If you have a customer that wants spray foam but balks at the cost, try this…
The essence of his idea is to cut foam board insulation to fit in between the studs of the wall, and then do a thinner spray foam finish over it to fill the cracks.
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D. Brian Baker
April 3, 2012
This is not a new concept and has and is being widely used. The key is to use the foam to air seal and then use traditional fiberglass or other as insulation. What kills insulation is the air flow through the material.
Robert Koci
April 3, 2012
Hey, Brian, I didn’t say it was new. I said I’d never heard of it!!