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- Owens Corning EcoTouch R30 Paperfaced 9 1/2 in x 24 in x 48 Batts in Bag Insulation
| Brand | Owens Corning |
|---|---|
| Type of Material | Glasswool |
| R-Value | R30 |
| Product Thickness (in.) | 9.5" |
| Product Width (in.) | 24" |
| Material Facing | Paper-Faced |
| Cell Structure | Open Cell |
| Product Type | Batt |
| Sq Ft/Pack | 88 |
| Article | The dimensionally stable Owens Corning Paperface R30 batt insulation is available in pre-cut sizes for installation in wood or metal framing or between furring channels. Intended to be soft and smooth against the skin, this EcoTouch Insulation is easy to handle and install. In addition to it, the Paperface R30 provides you with a comfortable stay by keeping the home hotter in winter and colder in summers. This inorganic fiberglass insulation provides high-quality heat and noise control performance. |
DESCRIPTION & USES
For roof/ceiling and interior/exterior wall applications Installed in wood or metal framing cavities or between furring channels. Flexible fiber glass insulation 9 1/2 Inches thick
FEATURES & BENEFITS
- Sized for metal or wood framing
- Can be stapled or friction-fit.
- Easy to handle and install.
- Trim and fabricate with a utility knife.
- Meets thermal specifications.
- Improves interior noise control.
- Inorganic.
- Non-corrosive to steel, aluminum or copper.
- Dimensionally stable and will not decay or slump in the cavity.
SpaceSaver packaging Size: 9 1/2 in x 24 in x 48 in
R-Value: R30
Sq Ft/Pack: 88
Batts Per Bag: 11
Customer Reviews
- good Review by Robert Wolbert
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Great product, great service. Arrived a bit late but no harm done. (Posted on 5/6/2015)Quality Price Value - Worth the price Review by Michael Gulbinski
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I insulated my basement since the floors on my 1st floor were all cold this winter. Insulation4US sold it to me $20 per bag cheaper. The product was easy to work with and did the job. (Posted on 3/18/2015)Quality Price Value - Quick Service Review by David Dick
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Insulation for less (Posted on 1/8/2015)Quality Price Value
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