While I’m here I should also ask; Why can I not find any “R” values for Icynene foam insulation?
They seem quite adept at side-stepping an answer to that. Or- maybe I just can’t find it.
Also, if you have a roof leak, would you be able to tell before the roof sheathing rotted?
TIA
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Here is more info on the stuff than you would have thought to ask.
You should check these folks out as well.
Thank you!
I just noticed further on that I'm not the first to ask these questions.
Corbond sounds the business but I certainly hope it's less expensive than I was quoted for Icynene! And I'm far enough along so that pay back period means nothing.
Edited 2/14/2004 2:39:01 PM ET by Len
>> Why can I not find any "R" values for Icynene foam insulation?
My guess would be because the R value varies with the installed density, and real consistent density is not easy.
But hey, as some famous guy said, whaddu I know.