Northeast Nebraska and Candelaria Philippines | Fiberglass will burn, foam will burn, and cellulose will burn. In fact they all burn pretty well! All the manufactures tout the fact that their product is "fire resistance" "meets fire code" "non flammable" it's all salesmen BS. Cellulose would be the most fire resistance of the 3.
Nail Wacker... Condensation would take air meeting a surface of a different temp. How the heck is air getting inside the foam when it is fully adhered to the metal and the lumber.
I really am interested in the wood rot issue. I'm not being a smart ass here. But if this is the case, I am interested in hearing more of the details. The deal is, if what some of you are saying is true, I'm ruining millions of dollars in buildings. Can anyone e-mail me with some contact information of someone this has happened too? My e-mail is [email protected] .
For the life of me, i just don't see this happening.
Edited by kggonzo 2/28/2009 21:35
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Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation
