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MAXIMUM
SQ. FT. PER BAG
Contents 01 bag
should not cover
more than: {sq. ft.)
27
34
38
44
56
65
77
90
129
151
MINIMUM WEIGHT-
POUNDS PER SQ. FT.
Weight per sq. ft of
installed insulation should
nOI be less than: Obs.)
0.986
0.800
0.712
0.615
0.485
0.418
0.353
0.301
0.209
0.179
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R-VALUE
To obtain a
Thermal Resistance
(R)of:
80
49
44
38
30
26
22
19
13
11
R-VALUE
CEILINGS .38
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WALLS ;:::;1
FLOORS 85
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BAGS PER
1000 SQ. FT.
Bags per
1000 sq. ft.
ofnelarea:
36.5
29.6
26.4
22.8
18.0
15.5
13.1
11.1
7,7
6,6
THICKNESS
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AREA (SQ. FT.)
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THERMAL PERFORMANCE-ATTIC BLOWING APPLICATION
Date
Date
INSTALLED
MINIMUM THICKNESS
Should not be
less than:
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22
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12
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In accordance with the chart above, you must install the minimum number of bags per 1,000 sq. It of net area for each
R-Value listed.
The maximum net coverage must not exceed that specified for each R-Value.
The installed insulation must be at or above the specified minimum thickness for each R-Value.
Failure to install the required minimum weight per sq. It of insulation at or above the minimum thickness will result in
reduced R-Value.
This product should not be mixed with other blown insulations or the thennal claims will become invalid.
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DANGER: RECESSED LIGHT FIXTURES-TO PREVENT OVERHEATING, DO NOT INSULATE ON TOP OR WITHIN 3" OF
SUCH DEVICES. DOES NOT APPLY TO TYPE IC LIGHT FIXTURES OR TO FLUORESCENT FIXTURES WITH
THERMALLY PROTECTED BALLASTS.
30-24-233 Builders Statement
A Saint-Gobain Company
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Manufacturer Insulation Fact Sheet
This is CertainTeed Corporation InsulSafe@4
Fiber Glass Blowing Insulation
CertainTeed Corporation
P.O. Box B60
Valley Forge, PA 194B2
THERMAL PERFORMANCE-HORIZONTAL OPEN BLOW
The following thermal performances are achieved at weights and coverages specified when insulation is installed with
pneumatic equipment in a horizontal open blow application:
BACS PER MAXIMUM MINIMUM WEIGHT- MINIMUM
R-VALUE 1000 SQ. FT. SQ. FT. PER BAG POUNDS PER sQ, FT. THICKNESS
To obtain a Ba~sper Conlents of bag W~hl per sq. fl. of Should not be
Thermal Resistance 100 sq. ft. should not cover install insulation should less than:
(R) of: of net area: more than: (sq. ft.) not be less than: (Ibs.) (in.)
60 36.5 27 0.986 22
49 29.6 34 0.800 18'h
44 26.4 38 0.712 161/4
38 22.8 44 0.615 14lf4
30 18.0 56 0.485 12
26 15.5 65 0.418 10'12
22 13.1 77 0.353 9
19 11.1 90 0.301 ]J/4
13 7.7 129 0.209 5'/2
11 6.6 151 0.179 4 ]/4 .
R-values are determined in accordance with ASTM C 687 and 518. Complies with ASTM C 764 as Type 1 insulation.
THERMAL PERFORMANCE-SIDEWALL RETROFIT APPLICATION
When installed with pneumatic equipment in sidewalls, the following thermal performances are achieved at the
thicknesses. weights and coverages specified. Based on a design density of 1.6 pcf/25.6 Kglm3.
BAGS PER MAXIMUM MINIMUM WEIGHT- MINIMUM
R-VALUE 1000 SQ. FT. SQ. FT. PER BAG POUNDS PER SQ. FT. THICKNESS
To obtain a B~5per Contents of bag W~hl per sq. ft. of Should nol be
Thermal Resistance 10 sq. ft. should not cover install insulation should less than:
(R)of: of nel area: more than: (sq. ft.l not be less Ihan: (Ibs.) (in.)
29 35.8 28 0.967 71/4
22 27.2 37 0.733 SIll
16 19.8 51 0.533 4
15 17,9 56 0.483 3%
14 17.3 58 0.467 31/2
READ THIS BEFORE YOU BUY
What you should know about R-Values.
The chart shows the R-Value of this insulation. R means resistance to heat flow. The higher the R-
Value, the greater the insulating power. Compare insulation R-Values before you buy.
There are other factors to consider. The amount of insulation you need depends mainly on the
climate you live in. Also, your fuel savings from insulation will depend upon the climate, the type
and size of your house, the amount of insulation already in your house, and your fuel use
patterns and family size. If you buy too much insulation, it will cost you more than what you'll
save on fuel.
To get the marked R-Value, it is essential that this insulation be installed properly.
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