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Benefits of Fiberglass Batts and Loose Fill
Fiberglass insulation is one of the most commonly used insulation types, and has been for decades. Made of thin strands of glass, fiberglass batts come in blanket “sheets” while loose fill is blown into crevices. Determining which to use depends on the needs of the project.
- While fiberglass doesn’t fare well under continuous moist conditions — although it is water-resistant — mold won’t grow on either batts or loose fill.
- Fiberglass is flame-resistant, adding protection to both residential and commercial buildings.
Parts and Equipment
IDI carries hundreds of fiberglass equipment and product options that can fulfill your job requirements. Get your job done efficiently with quality results that keep customers coming back.
- Does not expand
- Can help with sustainability initiatives
Find the Right Machine For Your Team
For companies looking to grow, getting a fiberglass insulation machine you can depend on for years to come will give you peace of mind and profits you can rely on. That’s why we supply the knowledge you need to choose the right machine, at the right price, that will get the job done right.
- Performs well when moisture is present
- Does not change dimensions
- Does not split or crack