Greenfiber – Exceeding Insulation Standards with Environmental Consciousness

Greenfiber provides multi-beneficial blow-in insulation products, used for fire protection, sound and thermal barriers, and metal building insulation in attics, walls and floors.

Greenfiber All-Borate Treated Blow-In Insulation

All-borate insulation is ideal for professional contractors that offer blow-in attic, sidewall and floor applications. Greenfiber blow-in cellulose insulation fills gaps and voids to create an energy-saving thermal blanket that can lower heating and cooling costs by 25% and reduce sound power by 60%. Fire-resistant treated insulation is made with 85% recycled material that meets a Class 1 Fire Rating to protect your home and give you more time to evacuate.

Greenfiber All-Borate Treated Stabilized Spray-In Insulation

Stabilized, all-borate formula is designed to maximize coverage for wet spray attic, wall and floor applications. Greenfiber spray-applied insulation perfectly fill tight spaces around electrical, plumbing or HVAC features; reducing air infiltration and mitigating sound. This repeatable process eliminates the need to fit, cut or split the insulation and ensures a consistent install every time. NOTE: A special machine is needed for application.

Insulate Efficiently and Detour Pests* with Supreme Plus

Supreme Plus cellulose insulation with Zone Defense® and Board Defense® Additives helps protect your home and make it more efficient. Made of up to 85% recycled paper, Supreme Plus cellulose insulation gives you great insulating performance with an added bonus—the Zone Defense® and Board Defense® additives, which kill certain pests that may damage or infest insulation, such as termites, cockroaches, carpenter ants, silverfish, and darkling beetles*.

How does it work?

Supreme Plus cellulose insulation is treated with two insecticides, Zone Defense and Board Defense. These additives help to prevent insect damage and infestation in the insulation*. The blow-in cellulose insulation helps fill gaps and voids that may be left by many other types of insulation, creating an energy-saving, thermal blanket that helps to reduce air leaks.(1) The addition of Supreme Plus cellulose insulation also helps quiet noises from the outside, making your home more peaceful inside.

Supreme Plus cellulose insulation with Zone Defense® additive gives you:

• Energy-saving insulation (1)
• A more comfortable home year-round
• Insulation protected from damage and infestation by termites, cockroaches, carpenter ants, silverfish, and darkling beetles*

Frequently Asked Questions

I already have insulation. Why would I need more?

Many homes don’t have the amount of insulation recommended by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), so adding more could help increase your energy savings—helping you save money.(1,2)

Can Supreme Plus cellulose insulation help reduce my energy usage?

According to the DOE, homeowners can typically save up to 20% of heating and cooling costs by adding insulation and air sealing their homes.(1,2) This simple step helps block heat loss in the winter and heat gain in the summer, keeping your home more comfortable year-round.

1 – www.energystar.gov.

2 – Savings vary. Find out why in the seller’s fact sheet at cellpak.com. Higher R-values mean greater insulating power.

*Supreme Plus cellulose insulation contains the additives Zone Defense® and Board Defense® — insecticides registered with the EPA for use in cellulose insulation. Supreme Plus insulation has been treated with the Zone Defense and Board Defense additives to help prevent damage to and infestation of the insulation by certain insect species, such as termites, cockroaches, carpenter ants and silverfish. The addition of Zone Defense and Board Defense insecticides to help prevent damage to and infestation of the insulation by certain insect species does not confer insecticide protection outside of the Supreme Plus insulation. Use of this chemically-treated insulation does not substitute for an approved termiticide product to control subterranean termites, which may be required by some states.