Off grade continuous insulation for your projects.
POLYISO insulation is versatile, high-performance and is suitable for a multitude of applications.
POLYISO is most commonly used as a continuous insulation for roofs and walls, and as a protective roof cover board.
While typically used in commercial roofing, polyiso can be used as wall insulation with R-values kin to closed cell spray foam. Polyiso has the highest R-Value per inch of thickness of any building material on the market.
Learn more about Polyiso from the Polyisocyanurate Insulation Manufacturers Association.
NOTE: Due To Polyiso Being Factory Off Grade, Over Stock & Reclaimed, We DO NOT Sell Any Polyiso For Commercial Use. We Do Offer Closed Cell EPS For Commercial Work.
Polyiso with black paper backing. In independent testing, polyiso's thermal performance has proven to exceed other common roof insulating materials. The test revealed that less polyiso is needed to maintain the same R-Value. Polyiso has the highest R-Value per inch of thickness of any building material on the market. An R-Value indicates the insulation's resistance to heat flow. The more heat flow resistance your insulation provides, the lower your heating and cooling cost become. While typically used in commercial roofing, polyiso can be used as wall insulation with R-values kin to closed cell spray foam.
Features
Not affected when exposed to petroleum based solvents in adhesives, paints, stains, water repellent and preservative coatings, and in bituminous waterproofing.
Superior performance in fire tests - Polyiso meets the strict standard of both FM Class 1 Approvals (FM 4450/4470), UL 1256, and CAN/ULC S126M
A CFC- and HCFC-free product with zero ozone depletion potential
Virtually all Polyiso insulation is manufactured using recycled material.
6.5 R value per Inch
Foil faced Polyiso insulation is suitable for use in masonry and rain screen cavity walls. Both commercial and residential buildings typically require a "cavity wall" of air space and insulation between the brick veneer or rain screen and the interior to provide protection from weather and fire. Since the required thickness of insulation affects the cost of construction, an increasing number of builders and architects are choosing Polyiso cavity wall insulation due to its superior R-value to thickness ratio
The low permeability of foil-faced Polyiso coupled with its high thermal performance decreases the likelihood of condensation in walls.
Superior performance in fire tests - Polyiso meets the strict standard of both FM Class 1 Approvals (FM 4450/4470), UL 1256, and CAN/ULC S126M
Virtually all Polyiso insulation is manufactured using recycled material.
6.5 R-value Per inch, when installed properly, the R-value of the system can be bumped by R-3
Polyiso HD Cover Board has the highest thermal performance of any 1/2-inch insulation cover board on the market with an R-value of 2.5 and meets FM Global 1-90 standards. With a compressive strength of more than 800 kPa, Polyiso HD Cover Board adds structural strength and helps to absorb the effects of hail, worker traffic and other potentially damaging impacts. It is a high-density, closed cell, Polyiso foam core that has been manufactured with a coated fiberglass facer which is mold and moisture resistant, eliminating the threat of fungi or bacteria. While typically used in commercial roofing, polyiso can be used as wall insulation with R-values kin to closed cell spray foam.
Features
Extremely lightweight.
2.5 R-Value per half inch of thickness.
At only 12 lbs. per 4'x8' sheet, this product can offer savings from reduced transportation costs, labor and material during application.
Virtually all Polyiso insulation is manufactured using recycled material.
Additional Uses
Polyiso HD Cover Board can be placed under photovoltaic (PV) solar-energy systems on rooftops to prevent overburden issues.
Can be taped, mudded, and painted as an easier alternative to drywall.
Polyiso roof insulation is the most widely used product for low-slope commercial roofing and provides a high R-value that helps meet today’s energy code requirements without the added thickness or weight of other products.
More projects select polyiso roof insulation for both new and roof replacement systems than any other insulation product due to polyiso’s numerous performance advantages, which include:
Polyiso continuous insulation (“Polyiso CI”) delivers a high R-value when compared to other products, which means the designed thermal performance of the building assembly can be achieved with a minimum thickness of insulation. Thinner insulation results in thinner profiles for exterior wall and roof assemblies.
A popular application for Polyiso CI is exterior wall assemblies for residential and commercial buildings. For wall applications, Polyiso CI can be installed as a 3-in-1 building envelope solution to:
An additional consideration for building assemblies – especially the wall assemblies of multi-story commercial buildings – is fire performance. Polyiso CI possesses a high level of inherent fire resistance when compared to other foam plastic insulations due to its unique structure of strong isocyanurate chemical bonds. These bonds result in improved resistance to high temperature exposures as well as enhanced fire resistance. A wide-variety of exterior wall assemblies that incorporate Polyiso CI with popular exterior wall cladding types have passed the NFPA 285 Standard – the rigorous, two-story exterior wall fire performance test.
101 - Describes the industry accepted procedure for determining R-value for impermeably faced polyiso products.
118 - RECOMMENDED POLYISO INSULATION THICKNESSES FOR MEETING COMMERCIAL ROOF PRESCRIPTIVE R-VALUE REQUIREMENTS
117 - Discusses the different facer types of polyiso insulation boards and helps buyers and specifiers select the right board type for the job.
116 - Explains how polyiso insulation may contribute to prerequisites and credits in the LEED® rating system.
115 - Highlights how the use of high R-value roof assemblies and insulation save money, increase the energy efficiency of a building, and reduce carbon emissions.
104 - Provides an overview of polyiso insulation requirements for roof systems and key issues in fire performance
Discusses polyiso insulation as it relates to building codes in construction and fire tests in walls and ceilings including ASTM E84 and ASTM E119.
102 - Discusses the ability of rigid foam board to resist deformation or maintain shape when a force or load is applied.
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