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How to Install 2" Extruded Polystyrene Insulation: Of all the types of insulation, extruded polystyrene (XPS) is among the simplest to install. A 2-inch thick sheet of this rigid foam board insulation provides thermal resistance, or R-value, of R-10.

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Taping kraft face insulation joints: Does anyone tape the joints of kraft faced insulation? I was told that to maintain the vapor barrier all of the joints should be taped. Is this true. Reply. X. Replies. Guest_ | Apr 02, 2000 06:17pm | #1 * Rd: I don t think that many of the folks who use krat faced bats care about maintaining a continuous vapor barrier.

Amazon.com: 3" in x 60 yd White House Wrap Tape Sheathing: Used for sealing / seaming a buildings insulation or "housewrap" weather barrier, effectively keeping water and air locked out. Utitlizing House Wrap Seaming Tape on the weather barrier contributes to energy efficiency by helping to seal the building envelope, which controls air flow and water intrusion in the wall assembly.

GreenGuard Seam Tape: Kingspan GreenGuard Seam Tape is self–adhering tape comprising a polyolefin film with an acrylic adhesive. Kingspan GreenGuard Seam Tape adds an extra layer of air and moisture protection to structures. 17/8” wide Kingspan GreenGuard Seam Tape is recommended for flat surfaces. 3” wide Kingspan GreenGuard Custom Seam Tape is recommended for uneven surfaces, such as Kingspan GreenGuard.

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Wall Insulation: 10 Tips for Insulating Walls (Images): Measure and cut the fiberglass batt for an exact fit. Add about 1/4 in. to the measurement to ensure a snug fit. Use a 4- to 6-in.-wide board or strip of plywood as a straightedge to guide your utility knife. Line up the edge of the board at the proper width, compress the insulation and cut it with a sharp utility knife.