don't think so buddy. The foam insulation is the best thing that happen to existing homes. It makes a very tight seal and protects the home from insects and mold. It's a great sound proof and provides an excellent R-Value. You are not making any sense telling the people that the walls will be damaged. You need to research yourself before giving out faust information.
Older home with brick to fill space? OK but anything elts...people please do some more research. I have found out that this stuff is AirKrete. A breathing, open cell, WATER based product that has to shed its water in order to dry. It could do damage if trapped in a wall cavity while waiting to dry.
If the foam is weighed for the proper persentage of water, there is no problem. The=is foam should only be used in horizontal wall cavities. No more than 6 inches thick.
don't think so buddy. The foam insulation is the best thing that happen to existing homes. It makes a very tight seal and protects the home from insects and mold. It's a great sound proof and provides an excellent R-Value. You are not making any sense telling the people that the walls will be damaged. You need to research yourself before giving out faust information.
rombosaleh 11 months ago
Older home with brick to fill space? OK but anything elts...people please do some more research. I have found out that this stuff is AirKrete. A breathing, open cell, WATER based product that has to shed its water in order to dry. It could do damage if trapped in a wall cavity while waiting to dry.
01mustang05 2 years ago
This is not aircrete! It is Tripolymer foam.
If the foam is weighed for the proper persentage of water, there is no problem. The=is foam should only be used in horizontal wall cavities. No more than 6 inches thick.
domdesi 2 years ago