Types of Spray Foam Insulation

Polyurethane spray foam comes in a variety of mixtures and chemical makeups, here we cover the two main types, open cell and closed cell spray foam insulation.

Closed Cell Spray Foam

Closed cell foam insulation is considerably more dense than open cell foam insulation and acts as both a very strong water barrier and a very strong air barrier. Closed cell spray foam insulation is primarily used in outdoor applications and roofs, however can be used throughout a residence or commercial building. Click here to learn more about Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation & what Cayman Spray Foam can do to help keep your home or commercial construction project air tight for years to come.

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Closed Cell Premium Spray Foam Insulation

Open Cell Spray Foam

Open cell insulation is a form of spray foam insulation where individual cells of material are never completely closed, thereby allowing an air barrier but not a water barrier. This is much more “sponge-like” than closed cell and is often used in interior walls. It has excellent sound reduction but is not recommended for outdoor applications. Click here to learn more about Open Cell Spray Foam Insulation & what Cayman Spray Foam can do to help keep your home or commercial construction project air tight for years to come.

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Open Cell & Closed Cell Spray Foam Insulation

Check out the links above for more information about both closed and open polyurethane spray foam insulation. Both spray foam types have specific applications they are targeted to, both of which can help in a myriad of ways to increase the comfort of your Cayman Islands structure, be it residential or commercial!