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Because that's the most efficient and cost-effective way to insulate house walls.
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How are insulation and sheetrock related?
Insulation and sheetrock are related only in the sense that they are used in walls. When one side is drywalled insulation batts can be stuffed in the other side and then boarded up.
The use of fiberglass insulation in the outer walls of a building is intended to minimize heat transfer through what process?
by conduction process.
Why would you fill the walls of the house with fiberglass insulation?
well you dont so internet get it right u weird personm who asked
What has the highest R Value Concrete or Stucco or fiberglass insulation?
fiberglass
Why is fiberglass insulation used in walls?
fibre glass works by trapping warm air inside it, air is a natural insulatorso that's how it works basicaly!
How do you put fiberglass in a sentence?
Fiberglass is a very strong material that is good for insulation.
Is fiberlass insulation fireproof?
Fiberglass is not combustible; at high temperature fiberglass is melted.
What is pink fiberglass?
It's a loose woven fibreglass that comes in 'batts' to fit in walls between the studs as insulation. It's very light and easy to work with.
What is the answer to the analogy fiberglass is to insulation as conduction is to what?
copper
What is the recommended insulation thicknesses and densities for rigid polyurethane insulation for hot water piping application?
A contractor build two houses with 2 by 6 walls. He sprayed 1.5 inches of foam into the walls of one house and used standard fiberglass insulation for the other house. The house with polyurethane insulation always had lower electric bills. They believe this is do to the fact that the foam is the worlds best insulation and it seals all air leaks.
Is fiberglass a conductor or a insulator?
Fiberglass is a good insulator. It's often used in home insulation!
Is fiberglass a insulator or a conductor?
Fiberglass is a good insulator. It's often used in home insulation!
