I have heard quite a bit about Spray foam being a very energy efficient insulator. Can anyone provide me with more information on spray foam insulation, particularly the 2″ Closed cell foam, particularly if you have had this installed in your new house.
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Look at the message in the Energy folder for the last couple of months. Look at the 50 more button at the bottom of the lsit for older message.
http://forums.prospero.com/n/mb/list.asp?webtag=tp-breaktime&ctx=1024&cacheTag=x58-6
Or go the go to the advance search at the top of the message list and use - closed cell foam - .
There have been a number of recent threads on foam insulation.
Edited 7/1/2005 11:03 am ET by Bill Hartmann