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Tag Archives: Foam-Control Plus+
Why use Foam-Control PLUS+® for your roof insulation?
By: John Myers - Sales Representative, Architectural Products Today’s low slope roof systems are costing building owners considerably more money than they should. The consideration comes down to the actual “cost per R” of the insulation used in the system. … Continue reading →
Foam-Control PLUS+® Outperforms XPS When Exposed to Moisture
By: Jim Nugent - Regional Sales Manager As the word spreads throughout the construction industry about the advantages of expanded polystyrene, specifically Foam-Control PLUS+® architectural insulation, and the advantages over extruded polystyrene, we realize there is still a lot of … Continue reading →
ACH Foam Technologies Solves the Rigid Insulation Water Absorption Equation
By: John Cowan, Regional Sales Manager There are several things I think we can all agree upon about rigid insulation. Performance in the field is more important than laboratory results. Stability and long-term performance of R-Values outweighs the published R-Value … Continue reading →
FAKE NEWS: Are Published R-Values for Polyiso and XPS Insulation Real or Fake?
By: Dale Mullikin, Sales Representative - Architectural Products It can be hard to know what is real or what is fake. If it is published somewhere it seems to be accepted as real. If a manufacturer produces a Tech Data … Continue reading →
The EPS vs XPS Moisture Resistance & Permeability Conversation
By: Pat Austin, Sales Representative Hey John, when you’re right, you ARE right! To expand a little on your below-grade insulation performance conversation, I’d like to add a couple points. First, the ASTM C272 quality control testing for extruded polystyrene … Continue reading →