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Reaching out again to the DataCAD brain trust for some free advice We are in the process of adding much needed insulation to the exterior walls of our 1870's farmhouse here in Michigan. Several of the walls I did remove and replace siding and insulated/air sealed with Fiberglas batts. I have a large two story wall left that I would rather not insulate in using my old methods. Traditionally, here in Michigan we would drill holes and blow in cellulose insulation but I'm now looking at a foam process which I would hire out.
Anyone with experience using foam like this? Open cell or closed cell preferred??
The major players appear to be Icynene http://www.icynene.com/ and demilec http://www.demilecusa.com/
TIA,
Robert
Reaching out again to the DataCAD brain trust for some free advice We are in the process of adding much needed insulation to the exterior walls of our 1870's farmhouse here in Michigan. Several of the walls I did remove and replace siding and insulated/air sealed with Fiberglas batts. I have a large two story wall left that I would rather not insulate in using my old methods. Traditionally, here in Michigan we would drill holes and blow in cellulose insulation but I'm now looking at a foam process which I would hire out.
Anyone with experience using foam like this? Open cell or closed cell preferred??
The major players appear to be Icynene http://www.icynene.com/ and demilec http://www.demilecusa.com/
TIA,
Robert
Robert Scott
Robert Scott Visualization and Design
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Robert Scott Visualization and Design
Battle Creek, MI
www.scottVIZ.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/scottVIZ/
Flickr link: https://www.flickr.com/photos/scottresi ... ign/albums
RSRD on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/user31807261