Benefits of Fiberglass Batt Insulation
Excellent Thermal Performance – Helps keep homes warmer in winter and cooler in summer by reducing heat transfer.
Energy Savings – Lowers heating and cooling costs by improving the building’s thermal envelope.
Cost-Effective – One of the most economical insulation options for new construction and renovations.
Sound Control – Reduces noise transmission between rooms, floors, and exterior walls.
Non-Combustible – Glass fibers do not burn, adding an extra layer of fire resistance to wall and ceiling assemblies.
Moisture Resistant – Does not absorb water like many organic materials and will not support mold growth when kept dry.
Long Service Life – Maintains its performance for decades when properly installed and protected.
Easy to Maintain – Requires little to no maintenance after installation.
Available in Many R-Values – Suitable for walls, floors, ceilings, cathedral ceilings, basements, crawl spaces, and attics.
Environmentally Responsible – Many fiberglass products contain a high percentage of recycled glass.
Why Foam House Uses Fiberglass
At Foam House, fiberglass batt insulation is installed to the Foam House Standard:
Precision-cut for a complete cavity fill.
Split and fitted around wires, pipes, and electrical boxes.
No compression or gaps.
Air sealing completed before installation.
Combined with proper air barriers for maximum performance.
Every cavity is inspected before closing the walls.
Best Applications
Exterior walls
Interior sound walls
Attics
Cathedral ceilings
Floor systems
Basement ceilings
Garage walls and ceilings
Bonus rooms
The Foam House Difference
Fiberglass doesn’t fail—installation does.
Benefits of Fiberglass Batt Insulation
Excellent Thermal Performance – Helps keep homes warmer in winter and cooler in summer by reducing heat transfer.
Energy Savings – Lowers heating and cooling costs by improving the building’s thermal envelope.
Cost-Effective – One of the most economical insulation options for new construction and renovations.
Sound Control – Reduces noise transmission between rooms, floors, and exterior walls.
Non-Combustible – Glass fibers do not burn, adding an extra layer of fire resistance to wall and ceiling assemblies.
Moisture Resistant – Does not absorb water like many organic materials and will not support mold growth when kept dry.
Long Service Life – Maintains its performance for decades when properly installed and protected.
Easy to Maintain – Requires little to no maintenance after installation.
Available in Many R-Values – Suitable for walls, floors, ceilings, cathedral ceilings, basements, crawl spaces, and attics.
Environmentally Responsible – Many fiberglass products contain a high percentage of recycled glass.
Why Foam House Uses Fiberglass
At Foam House, fiberglass batt insulation is installed to the Foam House Standard:
Precision-cut for a complete cavity fill.
Split and fitted around wires, pipes, and electrical boxes.
No compression or gaps.
Air sealing completed before installation.
Combined with proper air barriers for maximum performance.
Every cavity is inspected before closing the walls.
Best Applications
Exterior walls
Interior sound walls
Attics
Cathedral ceilings
Floor systems
Basement ceilings
Garage walls and ceilings
Bonus rooms
The Foam House Difference
Fiberglass doesn’t fail—installation does.