Atlas EnergyShield CGF Pro Glass-Mat Faced 2 Sides (1 Side Gray) Polyiso Insulation - All Sizes checklist-This item is made to order and cannot be cancelled or amended or returned once ordered as it's dispatched from the manufacturer. Owens Corning Thermafiber Ultrabatt R-10: Thickness:1.5

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Atlas EnergyShield CGF Pro Glass Mat Faced 2 Sides (1 Side Gray) Polyiso Insulation All Sizes checklist This item is made to order and cannot be cancelled or amended or returned once ordered as it's dispatched from the manufacturer. Owens Corning Thermafiber Ultrabatt R 10: Thickness:1.5" (32 Boards) Owens Corning Thermafiber Ultrabatt R 10: This product has a thermal resistance of R 10 and is designed for use in wood and steel framing in residential and commercial applications With IKO Dynasty attesting to its adaptability and resilience in various climatic conditions The product is engineered to enhance energy efficiency and streamline the installation process over existing cladding

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