Spray Foam Insulation
Low Density Open Cell Foam
High Density Closed Cell Foam
High Density Closed Cell Foam
One of the biggest benefits of open-cell foam is that it expands so much after it has been applied, meaning it can insulate hard-to-reach nooks and crannies in a home. These types of areas can be hard to insulate with closed-cell foam. Open-cell foam is excellent for soundproofing where a single application can completely fill the area between studs.
Open-cell foam is also much more affordable than closed-cell foam, however, this foam won’t insulate a house as well as closed-cell foam, so it’s not ideal for locations with extreme weather temperatures.
High Density Closed Cell Foam
High Density Closed Cell Foam
High Density Closed Cell Foam
Closed-cell foam is the best choice for robust insulating where space is an issue, as it can achieve 2x the R-Value of open-cell inside a standard wall. Its rigid nature also adds to the structural integrity of the building and E84 fire-rated versions are available. The closed-cell also acts as a vapor barrier, so water and moisture will be less likely to get inside the home, and the foam itself is unharmed by water damage.