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How InsolCover can provide protection and insulation in your new home

On most new homes 1" or 2" of 4' x 8' foam insulation placed horizontally from the top of the foundation down covered by InsolCover is enough to satisfy most energy codes. By shielding the foam insulation from the suns rays, it will provide an R value of R-6 to R-11, and divert water and weather away from the foundation.

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To Install InsolCover On An New Home

To install InsolCover on new home start with an InsolCover panel securely fastened 1/2" from the bottom of the starter strip.

After you have your InsolCover installation started, place each of the next panels 1/8" from the last panel, with the batten strip overlapping. The panel is then screwed through the batten in the center of the slots into the panel underneath.

Installing InsolCover Around Basement Windows

Use either a 1x2 or 2x2 board to trim around the basement window, leaving it flush with the foam board. Carefully trim InsolCover panels around the window, leaving a small strip on top of the window to ensure strength. Finish the sides and bottom of the window with a Living Hinge and fasten with screws. Trim the Living Hinge to overlap at the corners. A Bead of clear silicone can then be applied to the seams for extra protection.

Installing The Corners

To install an outside corner trim the InsolCover panels to meet at the corner, and mitre the top of the panels for a secure fit. Place Living Hinge over seam and fasten with screws. Cap off with an outside corner piece.

To install an inside corner trim the InsolCover panels to meet at the corner for a secure fit. Place living Hinge over the seam and fasten with screws. Cap off with an inside corner piece.

 
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