Blanket insulation with a facing is easier to install than unfaced blanket insulation. | | True | 40% | | False | 60% | | | | | Question: Blanket insulation with a facing is easier to install than unfaced blanket insulation. Top Answer (60% of 10 votes): False.
Answer: False
Explanation: Blanket insulation typically refers to a method of installing blown-in fiberglass into newly constructed walls where a netting or mesh is installed onto the studs & the fiberglass is blown in behind the mesh. A vapor barrier of some form is usually needed with fiberglass but I am not familiar with a fiberglass that does not need it. I just know the blanket is a blown in & the paper facing does not apply here. | | Harper’s Insulation | Answer: False
Explanation: Faced is not as easier and it’s not as good of a product as unfaced | | Saunders Insulation | Answer: True
Explanation: Paper Backed Insulation Allows For Easy Installation Your Able To Staple Paper Backing. | | All Seasons Insulation INC. | | | ProMatcher | Answer: True
Explanation: Faced insulation has paper back that is stapled. | | TLS Energy Savers | Answer: True
Explanation: It is but if the insulation has a paper backing will make it less fireproof. | | The Wildlife Specialist LLC |
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