User Guide

Insulate your exterior walls to help keep cold or

hot air out and keep comfort in, helping to save you

money on your energy bills.

PROJECT:

Walls

• Measure the height and length of the wall.

Remember to measure the width between wall

studs so you select the correct insulation width.

• Multiply the wall height by wall length.

• Divide by the square foot coverage number found

on each insulation package to determine the

number of packages you need.

Example Your Home

Wall height 8 ft. _______

Wall length x 150 ft. x _______

Total sq. ft. = 1,200 sq. ft. = _______

Divide by sq. ft. per pkg. ÷ 49.77 ÷ _______

(R-19 product in15.25" width = 49.77) __________

Number of pkgs. 25 _______

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PROJECT: Walls Insulate your exterior walls to help keep cold or hot air out and keep comfort in, helping to save you money on your energy bills. Recommended Products 2' x 6' Walls R-21 EcoTouch™ PINK® Insulation R-19 EcoTouch™ PINK® Insulation 2' x 4' Walls R-15 EcoTouch™ PINK® Insulation R-13 EcoTouch™ PINK® Insulation To calculate how much you need: The Evolution of PINK® Insulation Owens Corning invented fiberglass over 70 years ago.
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Project: Walls Installation Instructions New Construction Standard Walls Insulation should fit snugly within the framing cavity without any gaps or voids between the edges of the batt and the framing members. Even the smallest openings between framing members should be insulated. 2' x 6' Walls For optimum thermal performance, walls with 2' x 6' framing should be filled with R-21 high-density insulation. 5½" thick R-21 high-density insulation delivers 19% more R-value than 6¼" R-19 fiberglass insulation.