Basement Wall Insulation

An uninsulated basement can cause significant energy loss in a house which is why building codes typically require basement wall insulation for unfinished basements, new construction or remodeling projects. Basement Wall Insulation is the ideal solution for unfinished basements. While poured concrete or block walls create a strong foundation, they provide little R-value. As always, be sure to check your local building code requirements.

Key Benefits

Efficiency

Can help increase home comfort year-round by reducing energy loss

Sound Control

Can help reduce sound transmission when installed properly

Quality Design

The facing is Class A fire rated and can help brighten your room

R-Value

Meets the IECC Code for a continuous R-value

Insulation for Unfinished Basements

You can use Basement Wall Insulation in new construction or to retrofit existing homes. It’s sold in blankets (48 inches), which give you the flexibility to apply the insulation horizontally in two rows across the top and bottom half of a basement wall or vertically to cover a full wall.

Basement Wall Insulation

Designed for unfinished basements, ensuring proper thermal performance to help reduce energy loss.

Applications

Basement and Crawl Space

Width

48"; 88"

R-Value

R-11

Facing

PSK; FSK

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BASEMENT WALL INSULATION

Designed for use in unfinished basements, Basement Wall Insulation’s perforated facing allows the product to meet building code requirements as it is not a vapor retarder but provides a clean, finished appearance. This design enables you to insulate interior basement walls without the cost of framing or finishing them, and it uses our ECOSE® Technology, the world’s first bio-based binder.

PROPER INSULATION STARTS FROM THE GROUND UP

Maximize the thermal efficiency of the basement in new or existing houses. We’re here to help.

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Basement Wall Insulation meets the International Energy Conservation Code (IECC) standards for a continuous R-value with a Class A fire rating. Please check with your local code official for approval.