Attic Denim Insulation

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Attic denim insulation.

Made from recycled denim contains 80 post consumer recycled content. Also known as cotton insulation denim insulation is the most eco friendly. Ultratouch has no fiberglass itch or chemical irritants and is easy to handle and work with. Loose fill or batt the common term for blanket insulation.

The manufacturing of recycled denim insulation is a zero waste process. Get free shipping on qualified attic denim insulation or buy online pick up in store today in the building materials department. The high quality recycled textile fibers that make the high quality recycled textile fibers that make up ultratouch denim insulation provide for effective sound absorption and maximum thermal performance. Denim insulation performs as well as fiberglass and cellulose with an average r value of 3 5 per inch.

Most homes are insulated in the attic and any floors located above unfinished basements or crawl spaces. The inclusion of perforated batts allows for quick and easy off size cavity installation. Ultratouch denim insulation contains 80 post consumer recycled natural fibers making it an ideal choice for anyone looking to use a high quality sustainable building material. It is typically installed as batts.

It can be used to achieve leed certification. This is the best option for people with allergies due to it s lack of chemical irritants. It contains no formaldehyde and it doesn t have tiny itchy fibers to irritate your skin and lungs like fiberglass does. Once you ve decided which type is best for you examine the material options and prices to home in on the right product.

It provides great thermal and soundproofing protection and is treated to be resistant to mold and mildew. Finally it s cut into batts. Get pricing and availability. Check other stores closed.

Ultratouch r 13 77 52 sq ft unfaced recycled denim batt insulation 15 in w x 93 in l item 409395 model 10002 01315. First scraps of denim fabric are processed to achieve a loose fiber form that resembles cotton candy. Both can be added to uninsulated attics or layered over existing material. Of course you can t simply take off your jeans and stuff them into your walls attics or crawl spaces.

Insulation decreases the amount of heat entering from outside when it s hot and traps warmth inside when it s cold. As a result denim insulation rivals fiberglass in its ability to serve as a barrier to both heat and sound. Next the material is treated for resistance to fire mold mildew and pests blended with bonding fibers and heated.