UltraTouch FAQ
"Superior and Safe Insulation for you, your walls and ceiling"Is UltraTouch made from recycled blue jeans?
Yes, UltraTouch is manufactured using post-consumer denim and cotton fibers that we source from various facilities. UltraTouch contains approx. 80% recycled denim and cotton fibers.
Do I need protective clothing to install UltraTouch?UltraTouch has no fiberglass itch and is easy to handle. A dust mask is recommended for all construction work. Is UltraTouch Fire Resistant?Yes, each natural fiber of UltraTouch is saturated with a natural fire retardant (borates) giving UltraTouch insulation a Class-A fire rating. What are the perforations?
UltraTouch contains several pieces per bag that are perforatred for off-size cavity installations. Simply measure your cavity and tear along a perforation to create the properly sized piece. The batt should be roughly 0.5" wider than the actual cavity.
Can UltraTouch be installed in contact with recessed lighting?
Yes, UltraTouch can be installed in contact with recessed lighting but the lighting MUST be IC Rated. An air gap of six inches would need to be left for non-insulated cans.
What happens when UltraTouch gets wet?
UltraTouch is manufactured to breathe and accept/release the moisture
it receives in a timely manner. UltraTouch also contains active mold
inhibitors as well.
Will mold affect UltraTouch?The fire retardant used in making UltraTouch also acts asn an excellent mold and mildew inhbitor
Does UltraTouch contain formaldehyde?
No, UltraTouch is manufactured in batt form and is unfaced. If your
local building code requires the use of a vapor barrier, we recommend a
poly sheeting to be applied across the insulated surface.
Does UltraTouch have a vapor barrier?
No, UltraTouch is manufactured in batt form and is unfaced. If your local building code requires the use of a vapor barrier, we recommend a semi-permeable barrier be used.
What is the best way to cut UltraTouch?
We have found the simplest way to cut UltraTouch is to score it with a utility knife against a straight edge or use a beveled (toothless) saw blade in a small utility saw.
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