Havelock Wool batts are comprised of 100% wool for a healthy home. Unlike other options, there is no synthetic mix in their products, which means there is no glue, no formaldehyde, and no harmful chemicals of any sort. They do not require protective clothing or safety equipment like respirators, gloves or heavy clothing to install: they are safe to the touch.
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Technical Specifications
Sustainable Attributes
- Low-Emitting Material -
- HPD Available -
- No Added Urea Formaldehyde -
- Rapidly Renewable -
- No Off-Gassing -
- Removes Pollutants From The Air -
Size/Format
- R-7 (2" thick), 15.5" wide, 100 sq.ft. per bag
- R-13 (3.5" thick), 15.5" wide, 90 sq.ft. per bag
- R-20 (5.5" thick), 15.5" wide, 60 sq.ft. per bag
Great for use in:
- Wall insulation
- Sound control
Material highlights:
- Made from 100% wool - wool insulation is entirely renewable and sustainable.
- Contains no chemical irritants
- Compostable at the end of an extended useful life
- Filters air and improves indoor air quality
- Moisture and climate control - natural keratin prevents against the spread of mold and mildew
- Resists fire - wool will not support a flame below 1100F
- Absorbs sound - wool fiber is unique in its ability to simultaneously reduce air born sound, surface noise, and sound transmission and exceeds other forms of insulation as an acoustic buffer
- Thermal conductivity - wool batts are industry standard at 3.6 per inch
- No off-gassing - natural characteristics make our insulation devoid of harmful chemicals
- Installs easily - batts are installed like other mediums, but with no protection required
Our Business
CaraGreen LLC, headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, distributes eco-friendly products as healthier alternatives to conventional building materials. Products include surfacing materials, acoustic solutions, insulation and exterior cladding for all project types. CaraGreen focuses on educating the design and building communities to increase awareness of products that contribute to creating healthier spaces. Start a conversation with CaraGreen!
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