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Insulation
• Environmentally safe and non-toxic insulation.
• High thermal efficiency over time.
• Fire-proof and sound-absorbing.
• Cost effective.
• Innovative Concepts in Energy Conservation for Residential, Commercial, Industrial and Agricultural Uses.
• Effective thermal, acoustic and fire stopping material.
• A Cementitious Foam Insulation.

Features

• 100% Fireproof
• 100% Mold Proof
• 100% Non-Toxic, Free of CFC's & Formaldehyde
• High R-value, No loss of R-value over time
• Excellent Soundproofing
• Non-Shrink, Non-Settling
• Non-Hazardous as waste
• Bug and Rodent Proof

New Fire Wall Testing
MODIFIED ASTM E814/UL 1479
FIRE RESISTANCE FOR FEDERAL CONSERVATION INC. ON
AIRKRETE WALL PANEL
TESTED: February 21, 2008
VTEC #100-2862
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was installed in the National Audubon Society,
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The Challenge
Recognizing the mandate for increasingly energy efficient building envelopes, air krete® scientists developed an insulation material unlike any other, to fulfill the high technical and environmental demands of our times.

The Solution
• is a thermally efficient and environmentally responsible, non-toxic insulation, which is easily foamed into open or closed cavities in walls, roofs and ceilings.
• At the time of application, its consistency is like shaving cream and after a few days, it hardens into a stable foam to maintain long-lasting, high insulation value.
• Its basic raw material components are air, water, and cement, which when combined, create a cost-effective, safe and high performance product. Developed over 15 years ago, air krete's efficacy is both time and test proven.
• Many clients, including the Audubon Society realize the outstanding technical and environmental qualities of air krete® . The Audubon Society installed air krete® in their Headquarters in New York City, a building, according to its architect, Randolph Croxton, that was designed to " create a model headquarters...to reduce both environmental and economic costs of buildings."