$IVDN: The public endorsements on IVDN's unique In
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Posted On: 08/07/2023 12:24:12 PM
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$IVDN: The public endorsements on IVDN's unique Insultex by Andy Lindus, CEO of Lindus Construction could not be any better.
From the feature article:
“We know that this works,” Lindus says. “It has an R-6 insulation value, and it beats all other house wraps on the market not just because of that thermal resistance, but also because it reduces the number of products and labor needed to protect a home’s interior. With any other house wrap, you have to cover it with foam to achieve that insulation, but with Insultex, you don't have to worry about that. It takes care of water and air infiltration issues with a tight thermal barrier.”
Not only is Insultex durable, but it’s also versatile. The Low Density Polyethylene material is pliable, thin, and waterproof, meaning that builders can laminate, perforate, and sew it as needed depending on the project at hand, the company says. In addition, it can be applied behind any exterior cladding, from stucco to vinyl or wood.
“We've used this product for a very long time, and we're believers in it because of our own experience with it, the way our customers have reacted to it, and the fact that we've had zero complaints and zero issues since we've started using it,” Lindus adds. “We've purposely installed Insultex on walls without covering it up, on roofs that we tore off to inspect for moisture issues, and even on a siding job that had hail damage. It's passed every test that we’ve thrown at it.”
Source:
https://residentialproductsonline.com/insulte...erformance
From the feature article:
“We know that this works,” Lindus says. “It has an R-6 insulation value, and it beats all other house wraps on the market not just because of that thermal resistance, but also because it reduces the number of products and labor needed to protect a home’s interior. With any other house wrap, you have to cover it with foam to achieve that insulation, but with Insultex, you don't have to worry about that. It takes care of water and air infiltration issues with a tight thermal barrier.”
Not only is Insultex durable, but it’s also versatile. The Low Density Polyethylene material is pliable, thin, and waterproof, meaning that builders can laminate, perforate, and sew it as needed depending on the project at hand, the company says. In addition, it can be applied behind any exterior cladding, from stucco to vinyl or wood.
“We've used this product for a very long time, and we're believers in it because of our own experience with it, the way our customers have reacted to it, and the fact that we've had zero complaints and zero issues since we've started using it,” Lindus adds. “We've purposely installed Insultex on walls without covering it up, on roofs that we tore off to inspect for moisture issues, and even on a siding job that had hail damage. It's passed every test that we’ve thrown at it.”
Source:
https://residentialproductsonline.com/insulte...erformance
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