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When Kiwi's think 'insulation,' we think 'fibreglass batts.' But, there is a better way to keep our families and homes warm and healthy. 

From Chicago to New York, Tokyo to Paris, the developed world understand the way dwelling spaces live and breathe. New Zealand, however, seem to be stuck in the dark ages and as a result, we have grown accustomed to just accept cold, damp homes with sub-standard insulation for our climate. 

Spray foam insulation is a product proven to perform in outer space and our planet's coldest climes, to create warm, dry, and healthy homes that last a lifetime.

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Spray foam has been tested in NZ, Australia, USA and Canada and meets all fire requirements under our building code.

As spray foam has no plasticisers in the formulation there are no dangers for wires. General Cable support this.

Spray foam is made from soya oils and recycled plastic, and will last the lifetime of the building it is installed in to.

Spray foam is a far superior product and therefore costs a bit more than the likes of cheap batts. I have used this product in the ceiling of a couple of rental units. A lot of people comment that spray foam is expensive – but they don’t recognise the difference between price and value. It is a one-off capital cost that doesn’t have to be redone or added to in 10 years - or ever!

– Jac Woudberg, happy spray foam customer

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