Recent research sponsored by the NAIMA and conducted by ICF Consulting reveals that about 89% of homes in the US are underinsulated. The main reason for this is that people are not very aware of its impact. Fiberglass wall insulation, which does not contribute much to the aesthetics of the building, is generally overlooked in terms of its importance. However, through this blog, we want to highlight why it is essential. Let’s dive in! How is Fiberglass Made? Fiberglass wall insulation is created by melting glass and then spinning or drawing the molten material into thin strands of fiber. These strands are then bundled together and compressed into mats or batts that can be used for insulation. The process involves: Melting Raw materials like soda ash, limestone, and sand are melted in the furnace at a very high temperature. Upon drying, a glass-like material is formed, and it can be used to create various types of materials. Creating Fibres This melted material is pass...
