Guardian Fiberglass Insulation |
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| Guardian Fiberglass products contain 35% recycled glass—more specifically, 30% post-consumer glass and 5% post-industrial glass. To clarify, post-consumer recycled glass are things like pop bottles and other glass items we use everyday. |
Besides the energy savings, it also ensures a higher quality of life. Many Guardian Fiberglass products are Greenguard® certified, meaning they have gone through rigorous testing on proven emission standards for upholding indoor air quality. |
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Insulation Board |
Underlayment |
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| Insulation Board. If you are insulating your basement walls but can't afford to give up the space to construct 2" x 4" framing, try using foam insulation board. |
Underlayment. When re-siding the exterior of your home, use an insulated housewrap, or underlayment, to help make the job easier. In addition to adding insulating power, it provides a smooth nailing surface to simplify installation of the new siding. |
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Sill Plate Gasket |
Vents |
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| Sill Plate Gasket. A significant portion of a structure's heat loss is because of air infiltration. Use sill plate insulation from Carter Lumber to fill the gaps between the sill plate and foundation wall to prevent a large part of this loss. |
Vents. Attic rafter vents should be placed to allow air to enter and exit a structure. Proper ventilation helps create a positive air flow which helps to prevent harmful moisture buildup. You’ll find attic rafter vents and more at your local Carter Lumber. |
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Housewrap |
Blown Insulation |
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| Housewrap. Typically installed over wood or insulating sheathing and under siding or other exterior covering, insulated house wrap surrounds a home with a protective barrier to help seal out energy-robbing leaks and drafts. |
Blown Insulation. Attic blown in insulation conforms to the space where it is applied—even around wires, electrical boxes and pipes—creating a monolithic thermal envelope. This means greater efficiency, fewer leaks and drafts, lower heating and cooling costs and a more consistent room-to-room temperature year round. |
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