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DESCRIPTION
Knauf Insulation EcoFill Wx blowing wool
insulation is an unbonded, virgin fibrous glass
blowing insulation having a high degree of
post-consumer recycled content, designed for
weatherizing and retrofitting existing housing.
APPLICATION
Knauf Insulation EcoFill Wx blowing wool
insulation is used to dense-pack sidewalls
using the drill and fill technique common in
retrofitting homes or in home weatherization
activities. EcoFill Wx blowing wool insulation
is also excellent for doing open blows in
attics. This means that only one product is
needed to complete an insulation retrofit/
weatherization project.
PRODUCT FEATURES
Excellent Thermal Properties
• Fills all gaps and voids in wall cavities,
creating a thermal barrier against outside air
and better temperature control
• Greater resistance to air infiltration than
cellulosic materials
• Resists heat flow with an R-value
of R-15 in 2 x 4 construction and
R-23 in 2 x 6 construction
• Absolutely will not settle in walls
• Will not change from its intended R-value
over its lifetime
Saves Warehouse and Truck Space
• Requires about one-half of the warehouse and
truck space of competing cellulosic products
Better Coverage than Cellulose
• More than 2x the coverage per bag
Sustainable
• Contains a high degree of recycled glass
verified every six months by UL Environment
Improves Crew Productivity
• Installers spend less time handling bags
In a 2,000 square foot home, about 46
bags of EcoFill Wx blowing wool insulation
are required, compared to 145 bags of
cellulosic material
• Installs cleaner than cellulose,
virtually dust-free
• Blows clean and smooth and does not
require stabilizing
Strong Poly Bag Packaging
• Packaged in a very strong poly bag that
prevents bag breakage and jobsite spillage.
The bags stack well and have a coefficient of
friction sufficient to reduce slippage.
Non-combustible
• Fiberglass is naturally non-combustible and
remains so for the life of the product. Unlike
cellulose, EcoFill Wx blowing wool insulation
requires no additional fire-retardant chemical
treatments. Unfaced fiberglass insulation
is recognized by building code groups as
an acceptable fire stop in residential wood
frame walls.
Air Infiltration Resistance
• When tested against three cellulose products
using ASTM C522, EcoFill Wx blowing wool
insulation showed 20 to 100% better air
flow resistance than three leading brands.
(See table)
Noise Reduction
• Improves Sound Transmission Class (STC)
ratings by 4 to 10 points, with a 3 point STC
change being a noticeable improvement
INDOOR AIR QUALITY
• UL Environment
• GREENGUARD
• GREENGUARD Gold
SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE
• ASTM C764; Type I
• HH-I-1030B; Class B Certified
• Meets the Quality Standards of the State
of California
THERMAL PERFORMANCE
The stated thermal performance of EcoFill Wx
blowing wool insulation requires installation in
accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
Failure to install the material properly will
impact the performance of this product. This
product must be installed according to the
Fiberglass Insulation is a superior product for attic insulation for many reasons.
1. Longevity
2. Cleanliness
3. Interaction with Moisture
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