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Icynene in Action
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Dallas Zero Energy Home This project was sponsored by Building Science Corporation and it is the team leader for the Building America Building Science Consortium. For the past 7 years, the Department of Energy's Building America program has linked innovative and forward-thinking builders, product manufacturers, and building researchers into teams for change, teams to produce quality homes that use less energy at little to no added cost but lots of added value. |
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House Talk. This is a 2300 square foot new home in Lewisville, Texas, designed to blend with an early 20th century neighborhood and meet the needs of empty-nesters through its design, energy-efficiency, easy maintenance and environmentally-friendly construction. |
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Bannister House. Award-winning architect William Peck, (William Peck & Associates) and builder Chris Miles (GreenCraft Builders LLC) have teamed up to build this unique, affordable, and environmentally friendly home.
The Bannister High-Performance House is a demonstration project for the US Department of Energy's "Building America" program to encourage homeowners and builders to live and build in a more fiscally and environmentally sensible manner. |
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This Old House-Key West Project. Foam Insulation Helps Even in Warm Climates Already an established building material Up North, TOH introduced The Icynene Foam Insulation in Key West to keep a project house cool and mold-free. |
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DIY Network Icynene Video In the "Exclusive Videos" section, click on "Expanding Foam Insulation" Take a look at this helpful and informative video about The Icynene Foam Insulation System |
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Bob Vila dotCOM dreamHOME Go to "Walls and Ceilings-Attic Insulation" Learn more about special projects and customized homes done by Bob Vila. Watch video tours and read plans for energy-efficient homes, a panelized home, storm resistant homes, and more. |
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ALA Health House® is a national education program created by the American Lung Association (ALA) of Minnesota to raise the standards for better indoor environments. |
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Michael Holigan's Your New House It's time to insulate the project house and we've decided to go with a state-of-the-art soft foam system that you have to see to believe. When it expands and hardens this foam will insulate our house against heat, cold and sound. It also acts as a complete barrier to air infiltration, which can account for up to 40% of the heat loss or gain in the average home. |
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