A cottage or cabin is heated differently than a house - intermittently, often from cold, on a weekend. That changes what the insulation has to do: it needs to let the place warm up fast and hold it, resist the moisture of a building that is not always heated, and seal out the pests that find a seasonal building.
Why foam suits recreational buildings
- Fast warm-up: a tight, air-sealed envelope means a wood stove or furnace heats the space quickly instead of fighting drafts.
- Moisture control: closed-cell resists the condensation and damp that plague buildings left cold between visits.
- Pest resistance: a sealed envelope gives mice and insects far fewer ways in than batt-stuffed cavities.
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