For a quieter home
ENERFOAM is used to prevent a infiltration around mechanical duct work as
well as to avoid any rattling when blower kicks on.
Saves on energy costs
It is very important to completely seal as well as insulate duct work
passing through unheated or even low use - low heat areas such as
basements, garages, even laundry rooms.
Sound-Proofing between floors
ENERFOAM sealing of heat runs or trunk lines between floors of multistory
dwelling can avoid air infiltration as well as provide sound-proofing
between basement and living areas.
Secure Plumbing Runs
Insulating and securing heating/air conditioning trunk lines alongside
plumbing. ENERFOAM's excellent adhesive qualities totally eliminate
possibility of pipe hammering as well as cutting air and sound
transfer.
Economical & Efficient Application
ENERFOAM applicator tools provide an easily controlled bead to insulate
even electrical wire openings. ENERFOAM is teck-free in ten minutes
and is fully cured in one hour.
Stops Insect and Rodent Infiltration
Placing
ENERFOAM where wires enter electrical boxes, particularly on outside
walls, stops drafts and air infiltration and exfiltration on the downwind
side. ENERFOAM is fully cured in one hour - ready for final
trimming.
To Isolate Unheated Areas
When insulating walls between heated and unheated areas first use
ENERFOAM around duct work, electrical wire access, holes, and even
plumbing. Then staple a mesh over the walls, cut an "X"
near top for applying blown insulation to eliminate heat or cold transfer
as well as to form sound barrier.
For A Draft-Free Wall
Insulating wall cavities to eliminate sound transfer is becoming more
common. ENERFOAM around electrical wiring stops air movement in wall
cavity again eliminating possible drafts and deadening sound transfer.
Seals Tight Areas
ENERFOAM can be used as a caulking material with the advantage of superior
insulation value at a much lower cost. Additionally caulking and
insulating with
ENERFOAM can all be done at one time with one product to simplify both
jobs.
Seals Unlike
Materials
ENERFOAM adheres to most common building materials including wood, glass,
masonry, and steel beams. Shown as a sealant between the steel beam
and wood structure, an area often overlooked and often the cause of major
air leakage.