Where Should Halo Interra Be Installed When Insulating a Roof?
Where Should Halo Interra Be Installed When Insulating a Roof? Halo Interra should be installed on the underside of the […]
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12, 2022
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11, 2022
The Advantages of Using Halo Interra FR to Insulate Crawl Spaces
Crawl spaces are a huge market in the USA. In states like Tennessee, Kentucky, Virginia, Maryland, North Carolina, and many […]
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11, 2022
Is Foam Board Insulation Flammable?
Yes, foam board insulation is flammable. However, Neopor’s graphite polystyrene (GPS), which is used in Halo products, is treated with […]
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10, 2022
How Halo’s Interra Helps Prevent Moisture Problems In Foundations
Moisture issues are common in homes, especially down in the basement. But while leaks account for some of the moisture, […]
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09, 2022
How Does GPS Perform Compared to XPS and Poly ISO?
What Is GPS? Graphite Polystyrene (GPS) is a type of polystyrene foam insulation and is the insulation material that forms […]
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09, 2022
What Flashing Materials Are Recommended for Use With Halo Exterra?
Check out these six flashing materials that are recommended for use with Halo Exterra.
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08, 2022
Top 5 Benefits of Exterior Continuous Insulation in a Wood Frame Assembly
Continuous Insulation is a relatively inexpensive and practical building component that boasts many benefits.
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08, 2022
How To Eliminate OSB Using Halo Exterra (A Case Study)
Check out this excellent example of how structural drywall, hold-down devices, structural ties, and minimal use of OSB can help builders save money and construct energy-efficient homes.
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07, 2022
What Is Advanced Framing and Does It Impact Foam Board Insulation?
Advanced Framing — aka Optimum Value Engineering (OVE) — is a wood-frame construction method that’s meant to reduce the amount of lumber used to build a structure and enhance the home’s energy efficiency.
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06, 2022
Type 1 Graphite Polystyrene (GPS) vs. Type 2 Polyiso: Which Is Best For Your Project?
Wondering whether Type 1 GPS or Type 2 Polyiso is the better fit for your next project? Check out this side-by-side comparison between Type 1 Graphite Polystyrene (GPS), and Type 2 Polyiso (Polyisocyanurate).