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.. This home has been profession~y insulated with #~ -' Advanced ThermaCube Plus@ Loosefill Insulation INNOVATIONS fOR L1VING~ (Job Site Address) Nome Address !..; .JlJJ' I? {/C' -}. / City q/"'rA:/I,/, ( 6.1(:" ~l,;) Fl..- State Zip Advanced ThermaCube Plus Loosefill Insulation Stated R-Value is provided by installing the required number of bags per 1,000 sq. ft, at a thickness not less than the label minimum thickne,;s, Installation of the required num- ber of bags may yield more than the specified minimum thickness and minimum sq, ft. weight. Failure by the Installer to provide both the required number of bags and at least the minimum thickness will result in lower insulation R-Value, Specification for Open Blow Attics Nominal net weight of insulation is 35 Ibs, New Construction ~- Maximum Minimum Initial Minimum Settled Minimum Bags Coverage per Minimum Weight Installed Thick- Thickness in Retrofrt R-VaIue* per 1.000 sq. ft. Bag in sq. ft. in Ibs.lsq. ft. ness in inches' inches I Number of bags used To obtain an No. of bags per Contents of each Weight in lb. per Installed insulation Installed insulation Estimated R-value of insulation 1,000 sq. ft, of net bag should not sq, fj, of installed should not be tess should not be less resistance (R) of: at"ea shaH not be cover more than: insulation should than; than: previous insulation less than: not be less than: Area of coverage (sq. ft.) /7/;;) 49 25.0 40 0.878 19.50 19.50 Other type(s) of 44 22.2 45 0.786 17.75 17.75 insulation in attic 6- 19.2 52 0.676 15.50 15.50 Thickness ofinsulation ./'i":so // 30 15.2 66 0.531 12.25 12,25 26 13.2 76 0.459 10,75 10.75 Depth of previous 22 11.1 90 0.388 9.25 9,25 insulation 19 9.5 105 0.334 8.00 8.00 13 6.5 153 0.288 5.50 5.50 ThiS product shows negligible settling. Unisol Volu-Matic II machine was used to determine the cover^- age Information above. The machine was set up in 4th gear, with a 75% open gate and 3" hose, blOWing wool out in a 10' arc. Do not store thiS product outside as the bag is not weather' proof and is not UV protected from direct sun light, Loosefdl insulations vary in thermal performance due to factors such as aging. mean temperature. settlement. convection. moisture absorption and installation variation. Convection in glass loosefjll insulation installed in open attics can reduce its thermal performance in extreme winter tem- peratures during the heating season. ""'The higher the R-value, the greater the insulating power. Ask your seller for the fact sheet on R-values. Blanket Insulation Blanket and batt fiber glass insulation, when installed according to the manufacturers recommendations, will provide the stated R-Value, R-VAlUE To obtain an insulation resistance (R) of: R-38 R-38C R-30 R-30C R-25 R-22 R-21 R-19 MJNIMUMTHICKNESS Installed insulation should be: 12" 10.25" 9.5" 8,25" 8.0" 6.75" 5.5" 6.25'~ R-15 R-13 R-II 3.5" 3.5" 3.5" tR-18 in a 5.5" cavity THE FOllOWING PRODUCTS HAVE BEEN INSTAllED AS SPECIFIED ABOVE: kraft unlaced foil FS-25 R-Value Thickness No.pkgs. Coverage Area Ceilings 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Floors 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Walls 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Basement 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Crawlspace 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Contractor ~ ~ Dote 0/- }1-()7 Builder Dote / Ignoture) (':,ignotllf"e) Company c:. /fn.J1 /A;.rv...Jr/~AJ Company Address 5/w ,~!'7!J /'t /l ('V ~K X'I"~.) Address Phone ~7 po, ~ iVy? IIiIIJ OWENS CORNING WORLO HEADQUARTERS ONE OWENS CORNING PARKWAY : TOLEDO, OHIO 43659 '" 1-800-GET-PINK Phone