HomeMy WebLinkAboutB15-0020_B15-0020 Insulation Certificate_1453912500.pdfDave Dantas
DW Dantas
PO Box 2322
Avon, CO 81620
VIA EMAIL: DA VE@DWDANTAS.COM
INSULATION CERTIFICATE
PROJECT: 2755 Snowberry Dr.
Vail, CO 81657
SPECIFICATIONS:
January, 2016
R-58 BIBS to upper cord of truss exterior ceiling (non vented) & soffits
R-23 BIBS to 2x6 exterior walls
R-58 BIBS to upper cord of garage exterior ceiling
R-23 BIBS to 2x6 garage exterior walls
R-23 BIBS to 2x6 garage common walls
R-15 BIBS to 2x4 furred exterior walls
R-23 BIBS to 2x6 furred exterior walls
6 mil poly to exterior walls, garage exterior walls, & garage common wall
Post Office Box 2888
Vail, Colorado 81658
970-524-3000
Fax 970-524-300 I
MemBrain smart vapor barrier to exterior ceilings, cantilevered areas, & furred exterior walls
R-30 unfaced fiberglass batts to 14" garage floor/garage ceiling
R-19 unfaced fiberglass batts to 11 7/8 mid floors
R-21 unfaced fiberglass batts to 11 7/8 rim joists
R-49 BIBS to 11 7 /8 cantilevered areas
R-11 unfaced fiberglass batts to 2x4 interior walls
R-19 unfaced fiberglass batts to 2x6 interior walls
R-19 unfaced fiberglass batts to 2x6 party walls
Foam all windows, doors, & penetrations
Standard air sealing package
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klAll/ -----------0 ~ d:: "R' means resi':ili'lllCC tu heat f!ov.i. The higlwr the R·value, Hw grf'akr the wm'er. To get the rnath•d this insul;:ition mu<1 be installed pr(1ptrlv. TM Foundation Insulation Board Thickness Width Length 23/s .. 4811 3611 Pieces/Package Square Feet/Package Product Code 6 72 4511 Manufactured by Knauf Insulation, Shelbyville, IN 46176 P·004S11·06-06 7 FIBER GLASS WOOL··WARNING Contains fiber glass wool Considered a possible cancer h1zard by Inhalation by some regulatory agencies. Complete information available in this product's Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS). The release of glass fibers during normal handling can cause Irritation to the skin and eyes, a stuffy nose and scratchiness in the throat. ARSTAIO: Eye contact: Flush eyes with Rowing water to remove irritant. If symptoms persist, seek medical attention. Skin contact: Wash with mild soap and cool running water ta remove fibers. PRECAUTIONS: 5 OSHA requires respiratory protection (NIOSH certified dust respirator, N95 or greater) when the permissible exposure level (PEL) exceeds one fiber /cubic centimeter (cc) TWA (8 hour time weighted average). Fiber glass wool exposure during installation of this product in most residential and commercial buildings, and manufacturir.g facilities is generally found to be well below one fiber/cc. Be aware of exposure levels and take appropriate action, if needed. Dust levels below one fiber/cc may be irritating to some individuals. Dust respirators may be worn to reduce exposure. Recommended Clothing: *Loose fitting, \ong·sleeved and long·legged clothing; gloves; * Safety glasses with side shields, goggles or face shields; * Head covering when working with material overhead. *Wash work clothes separately and rinse washer thoroughly. INGREDIENTS: C}Q l' "'0") Fibrous Glass CAS #65997·17-3 Urea Extended Phenolic Resin (cured) CAS #25104·55·6 Knauf strongly recommends following all safe work practices while working with and/or installing fiber glass wool products. for additional infor· mation, refer to the Material Safety Data Sheet (MSOS) or contact: Knauf Insulation, One Knauf Ori...-e, Shelbyville, IN 46176 (317} 398-4434 www.Knauft.JSA.com Rev. 09/30