A Natural Blanket of Protection

The natural flexibility of Igloo fibers is a distinctive advantage as it can be blown easily in both hard to reach enclosures and wide open spaces including attics, walls, floors and ceilings. Application of this irritation-free material is secure and poses no health threat.

Igloo Cellulose protects from convective heat transfer, a primary source of energy loss in most residential and commercial structures. Because it penetrates around obstructions and cavities, it fills most voids to provide a blanket of insulation that remains firmly attached to the application surface even around objects such as wiring, plumbing and framing materials in attics and walls.

Attics

Igloo Cellulose insulation may be applied for new constructions or over existing batting in attics of already built structures to increase R-value and improve thermal resistance and reduce heat loss.

Blown cellulose in attics is becoming a material of choice used more and more by professionals to insulate new homes and buildings.

Walls

Igloo Cellulose can be injected in the exterior walls of existing homes or buildings by drilling small openings from the inside or the outside. The insulation material is dense packed, then plugs are used to close openings for a smooth finish.

For new constructions Igloo Dry Cellulose Cavity Fill System consists of using a membrane that is fastened to the dry exterior walls which creates a cavity to inject Igloo Cellulose Insulation. Results are unparallel.