Open Cell Foam Insulation

Open-cell foam insulation is made from sponge foam that allows air circulation. It is made of polyurethane, a type of plastic formed by reacting a liquid isocyanate with a liquid polyol. When the two liquids are combined, they react and create foam that expands and hardens. It is highly effective at reducing heat transfer, which keeps buildings cooler in the summer and warmer in winter. It also reduces noise transmission. One of the primary benefits of open-cell foam insulation is its ability to expand and fill gaps and cavities in walls, floors, and ceilings. This makes it an excellent choice for retrofitting existing buildings, where it can insulate hard-to-reach areas. It is also an effective solution for insulating irregularly shaped spaces, such as attics. As it is made with recycled materials and does not contain harmful chemicals or pollutants, it’s the right choice. It helps you save money on energy bills while creating a more comfortable indoor environment.