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Cellulose Fibre For Insulation:
More and more people are becoming aware of Go-Green insulation, not just because it provides a superb insulation but also because it is environmentally friendly and cost effective. A most preferred method of green insulation is cellulose. Cellulose is a recyclable, fairly easily sourced material, which is able to provide a superior thermal barrier especially when compared to fibreglass insulation types and such like. Cellulose insulation in most cases is also surprisingly fire resistant, making it a preferred method of insulation amongst building contractors and designers.
Go Green Cellulose Insulation vastly increases the energy efficiency in homes and buildings and saves the consumer a chunk in household running costs. No longer do you have to wait for the water to heat up, wasting both precious water and of course heating energy. Go Green saves the day in being the perfect insulation choice for both home and work.
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After Cellulose Fibre Insulation
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Expanded Vermiculite:
Many people aren’t even aware of what Expanded Vermiculite is, and this is a pity. Vermiculite is a mica-like mineral which is mined into Ore. This ore is then heated and popped (expanded) much like a mealie kernel in a popcorn machine. A very light pellet like product is formed and this is what is used in some buildings for insulation.
Expanded Vermiculite is a very well established thermal insulator and is most often used in attic and loft rooms due to its easy installation. This material can withstand temperatures as high as 1000 degrees. It has the convenient ability to keep heat in on the cold days and still keep the building cool during hot weather – obviously reducing utility bills and making the building a more comfortable environment.
Vermiculite is also very clean to handle and work with, non-abrasive, sound absorbent, resistant to decay, odourless and non-irritant. A definite must when trying to be economical and environmentally friendly!
 
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