Common use of Insulation Clause in Contracts

Insulation. As required by the Federal Trade Commission regulations, the information relating to the insulation installed or to be installed in the home being purchased under the contract is as follows: 1. Exterior walls for living areas – insulated with blown in blanket system (BIBS) to a thickness of 3.5 inches, which yields an R-Value of 15. 2. Ceilings in the living are: insulated with blown fiberglass to a thickness of 13.8 inches, which yields an R-Value of 38. 3. Floors in living areas over unconditioned space (other than slab): insulated with blown fiberglass to a thickness of 8 inches for an R-Value of 30. 4. All R-Values are based on information provided by the manufacturer of the insulation.

Insulation. As required by the Federal Trade Commission regulations, the information relating to the insulation installed or to be installed in the home being purchased under the contract is as follows: 1. Exterior walls for living areas – insulated with blown in blanket system (BIBS) to a thickness of 3.5 inches, which yields an R-Value of 15. 2. Ceilings in the living are: insulated with blown fiberglass to a thickness of 13.8 inches, which yields an R-Value of 38. 3. Floors in living areas over unconditioned space (other than slab): insulated with blown fiberglass to a thickness of 8 inches for an R-Value of 30. 4. All R-Values are based on information provided by the manufacturer of the insulation.