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Have Confidence in Fully Tested Ground Insulation Warmzone
doesn’t back or sell products it doesn’t
believe in. When it comes to state of the art
ground insulation, no corners were shaved
and no short cuts taken. Insul-Tarp is the favored
radiant barrier used in construction projects as the in-slab
insulation choice. This choice is with good reason.
Insul-Tarp is constructed of high quality materials
and uses unique features to achieve proper ground insulation.
When tried and true products matter to you in your projects, it is a safe bet to turn to Warmzone. Finding solid and reliable ground insulation in Insul-Tarp is one part of your project you won’t have to worry over. The physical properties of Insul-Tarp ground insulation speak for themselves. |
Insul-Tarp ground insulation features
cross-woven polyethylene, high density closed-cell foam and
polyethylene bubble, and two layers of reflective aluminum.
The average thermal resistance, or tested R-Value for
Insul-Tarp is R-7.5 and was tested in accordance with
ASTM C518. Having confidence in the radiant heat
insulation you are installing is important to any project.
When calculating heat loads for radiant heating
systems, a performance equivalent of R-10 can be used.
This is not a test R-value, yet laboratory tests
suggest and support this number as the reasonable gauge
for measuring performance.