2. Includes evaluation of DC-315 as an alternative thermal barrier coating

3. Recognizes use of both insulations as water-resistive barriers

4. Recognizes InsulBloc for all building types (I, II, III, IV and V under IBC) and InsulStar for all dwellings under the IRC

Jason Hoerter, P.E., senior product manager with NCFI, says the ICC report better defines for code officials and builders how the products can, and are, used. “Former reports were not as clear and precise as this new release. Our technical staff spends a great deal of time working with code officials, architects, builders and spray foam contractors interpreting the language and educating each other on its intent. This report does a very good job making it concise and provides a chart that will help U.S. building stakeholders not only choose the best products for the job, but also guide them in applications. Plus, it tests according to new 2012 codes, so they can trust they have the most up-to-date product information.”

Mitch Clifton, manager at NCFI, agrees, “We’re an American company that cares about the future of American buildings. We’re really proud to be first and only SPF insulations approved per the 2012 ICC. This report shows exactly why and how our products can best be used to create healthier, more energy-efficient buildings—more high-performance buildings based on 2012 codes and beyond.”

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