Owens Corning R-30 Kraft Faced Fiberglass Insulation 16 in. x 48 in.
R-30 faced insulation, easy exterior 2×4 wall install. Fiberglass insulation batt helps maintain temps and control noise. Pink fiberglass insulation is formaldehyde free and soft to touch.
Owens Corning EcoTouch Insulation is soft to the touch, easy to cut and install. It delivers comfort helping homes stay cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter to reduce energy costs. The R30 Kraft Faced Batts Insulation has pre-cut widths to fit between the studs and joists in your home. It offers exceptional thermal and sound control performance.
- Dimensions: 9-1/2 in. x 16 in. x 48 in., 11-pieces ( 58.67 sq. ft./bag)
- Application: attics
- Provides thermal performance and helps lower monthly heating/cooling costs
- Check with your local building department or building official on the need for a vapor retarder facing on ceiling insulation
- Your joist cavities are completely filled, lay unfaced insulation in long runs perpendicular to the joists
- You need 20 in. of insulation to reach an R-60 in your attic
- Can be combined with FOAMULAR insulating sheathing to achieve greater R-value in exterior wall applications
- Energy Star compliant
Additional information
| Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 59 |
|---|---|
| Product Length x Thickness x Width (ft.) | 4 x 9.5 x 16 |
| Warranty Information | Limited Lifetime |
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by Echoridge
Good stuff. Packaged well and covers a lot of area. Using it to replace bad insulation in my crawl space.
by Logan
We had to install a second ceiling in this older church that we are converting to a house. We aren’t totally done but the insulation helps to keep it a nice temperature inside no matter what the temperature outside is.
by Billy
Good stuff, cross layered on top of existing attic insulation for added thermal protection. Fairly easy inexpensive DIY upgrade. Bats required less cutting than rolls & were easy to work with. My wife did the attic install as she was a better fit for the tight space. It took about 4 hours total cleanup included to install approx. 420 sq ft & our bedroom is much warmer now.
by David
Right material.
by Trane
This is a great value! Especially if you order the quantity needed for the discount. Made my unplanned re-insulation project a little easier on the wallet!
by Chris
Instant results! Easy and quick to install. Noticed results same day as the desert heat is now reduced in our laundry room that had no insulation above it. Bags are awkward to get up in a small attic entrance so have a helper ready.
by Bob
Bought this insulation for my cabin it arrived when they said easy to put up.
by Stacy
I purchased this R-30 Owens Corning Fiberglass Insulation to go in the ceiling of our garage which we are converting into a living space. The insulation was easy to work with and caused little irritation.