ELITE 2.0
ELITE 2.0All-in-one insulation
Air + vapour barrier and radon protection
Closed-cell, medium density HFO blown spray foam
First and foremost, Elite 2.0 is developed with the applicator in mind. Our experience leads us in offering a spray foam that meets your needs with its excellent sprayability, significant yield and superior adhesion.
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Safety Data Sheet
Dedicated support
On-demand technical resources
Knowledgeable service
Constant innovation
Product tested under rigorous quality control
Science team with more than 75 years of combined experience
Superior Efficiency
Excellent sprayability
Significant yield
Top adhesion
Certified Quality
Tested and certified by ICC-ES #ESR-5150
Fire protection:
- Appendix X
- NFPA 286
Why is closed-cell spray foam a good investment?
Cost Savings
- Significant reduction of heating and air-conditioning costs
- Durable product that does not sag, settle or shrink
- Maintenance-free solution
- Air tightness minimizes energy consumption
Better Comfort
- Airtight protection against undesirable
- Mitigation of seasonal allergies
- Reduced presence of insects and vermins
- Elimination of air drafts
Peace of Mind
- Significant increase of the racking strength by up to 300%
- Improved air quality, keeping pollutants out
- Moisture and mildew resistant
- Stability of insulating properties over time regardless of the climate
Responsible Choice
- Zero VOC emissions
- Reduced energy consumption
for an efficient use of natural resources - Global warming potential less than
- Use of recycled and renewable ingredients, including facility captured rainwater
FOR A RADON FREE ENVIRONMENT
Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas. In the open air, its concentration is minimal and poses no health hazard. However, a strong accumulation of this gas in your building may entail certain risk. Radon is the cause of 20,000 lung cancers each year in the United States, the second source of this cancer after the cigarette*.
For an effective protection and better air quality, the spray foam is the solution.
- Install under the foundation slab
- Seal openings through the slab and foundations
- Seal the joints between the slab and the walls
For more details, ask your insulation specialist.
* Source: American Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)
