SOPRA-CELLULOSE
SOPRA-CELLULOSE insulation is made of more than 80% recycled paper and cardboard. It consists of loose small grey fibers, smooth to touch. SOPRA-CELLULOSE is also odourless and has a low VOC content. It acts as a protective shield to reduce the transmission of heat and sound. Efficient and environmental-friendly, SOPRA-CELLULOSE will reduce energy consumption and improve comfort for a wide range of climatic conditions.
Documents
PDF
LC- Leed Index Certification
Enviromental Certificate
LC- Leed Index Certification
LC- Leed Index Certification
Benefits
- High thermal resistance with an R-value of 3.7 per inch
- Superior flame resistance and exceptional acoustic properties
- Product compliant with CAN/ULC-S703 standard, offering superior resistance to corrosion, proliferation of mould and insect pests
Tests and Certifications
Properties
Material
Cellulose
Function
Insulation, Soundproofing
Product role
Insulation, Soundproofing
Building Component
Walls, Indoor Applications
Storage instructions
Bags must be stored indoors. On a work site, store in their original, non-perforated packaging and cover the bags with an opaque protective tarp.
SOPRA-CELLULOSE product line
Accessory Products
Our Calculators
R and RSI Value Calculator
Both R and RSI serve to indicate the extent to which insulator is effective in blocking heat transfer. Use the calculator below to get the conversion.
Cellulose Insulation Calculator
Use this calculator to determine how many bags of thermal insulating cellulose you will need to perform your insulation work.
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