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The document provides detailed specifications and installation guidelines for Knauf Insulation's Jet Stream® Ultra Blowing Wool Insulation, including R-values, minimum thickness requirements, equipment needed for installation, and coverage information. It emphasizes the importance of proper installation to achieve the stated thermal resistance and includes certification details regarding low chemical emissions.

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What is the R-value of 10 inches of blown insulation?

R Value Of Materials And Depths MaterialR-value/in10 Fiberglass blown (attic) 2.2 - 4.3 22.0 - 43.0 Fiberglass blown (wall) 3.7 - 4.3 37.0 - 43.0 Mineral Wool (batt) 3.1 - 3.4 31.0 - 34.0 Mineral Wool blown (attic 3.1 - 4.0 31.0 - 40.09 more rows Jun 30, 2019

What is the thinnest insulation with the highest R-value?

Thermablok Aerogel is a revolutionary advancement in thermal technology offering the thinnest insulation available to prevent thermal and cold bridging. Classed as a Super Insulation, Aerogel has the highest insulation value of any known material with the lowest thermal conductivity value of any solid (0.015W/mK).

What are the downsides of wool insulation?

A critical disadvantage of wool is its vulnerability to insects, especially moths. Raw wool needs to be treated with chemicals to make it insect resistant. Manufacturers, such as Thermafleece, treat the wool with borax to prevent insect attack.

Is R19 or R30 better for an attic?

Yes, you can use R19 insulation in an attic, but whether its suitable depends on a few factors: Climate Zone: R19 insulation is typically appropriate for attics in moderate climates. In colder climates, higher R-values (like R30 or R38) may be recommended to effectively prevent heat loss.

Do you need a vapor barrier with wool insulation?

Mineral wool is unfaced and vapor permeable. It will not keep moisture from traveling through the envelope and into the wall cavity. If a vapor barrier is desired, it must be installed separately from the mineral wool insulation.

What happens if wool insulation gets wet?

Long-term exposure to water can compromise the thermal resistance of mineral wool insulation if it is not allowed to dry properly. However, its structural integrity usually remains intact.

What is the R-value of blowing wool insulation?

Blown wool insulation has a higher R-value, rated at about 3-3.3 while fiberglass is rated about 2.2-2.7. Blown wool insulation would be a great upgrade for a custom project.

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