Product Description
Optimize your foundation insulation with the Styro Industries FP Ultra Lite Tanner Stucco Foundation Insulation Panel. Measuring 1′ x 4′ x 1″, these panels offer excellent thermal resistance, helping to lower energy costs while enhancing overall comfort. Constructed from durable extruded polystyrene, they are easy to install and provide lasting insulation for homes or buildings. Each panel is pre-coated with an attractive and durable stucco finish, adding curb appeal and reducing energy loss by up to 22%.
Key Features
- Energy Efficiency: Minimizes foundation energy loss by up to 22%.
- Aesthetic Appeal: Stucco finish improves the appearance of exposed exterior basement walls.
- Easy Installation: Can be applied using construction adhesive and/or Styro Tapit fasteners.
- Durability: Made from robust extruded polystyrene for long-lasting performance.
- R-Value: Provides an R-5 insulation value for effective thermal resistance.
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Specifications
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Insulated Foundation Panel |
| Material | Extruded Polystyrene |
| Coverage Area | 4 square feet |
| Thickness | 1 inch |
| Overall Length | 48 inches |
| Overall Width | 12 inches |
| Special Features | Adds insulating value |
| Compatible Surfaces | Concrete Block, Wood, Foam, Brick, Concrete |
| Shipping Weight | 7.5 lbs |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: How do I install the FP Ultra Lite Insulation Panels?
A: The panels can be easily cut with a utility knife and adhered using rigid foam construction adhesive and/or Styro Tapit fasteners. For detailed installation instructions, please refer to the product’s installation guide.
Q: What surfaces are compatible with these panels?
A: The FP Ultra Lite panels are suitable for use on concrete block, wood, foam, brick, and concrete surfaces, making them versatile for various applications.
Q: What is the R-value of the 1″ panel?
A: The 1″ FP Ultra Lite panel has an R-value of 5, offering effective thermal insulation.
