Christian Fabrication in NY

It does vary by brand. This one can be sprayed up to 6.5" in one pass

Thank you!

Tell me the name of the bank that won't approve a loan on a house that has been insulated with spray foam. We've been doing this for 12 years and never had a customer call us and say they can't sell there house now that it's been spray foamed. We also spray foam many new house builds that have multiple inspections done by the bank during the building process. This would very quickly reveal itself as a problem if the banks had an issue with it.

We're using a graco H-30.

Thank you!

Thanks for the visit

Yes, the rafters are 2x12's.

Thanks!

Thanks, we try.

Not sure, I'll have to ask him.

We actually have this exact same system in a 40x64 barn and it works great.

@@KyleSonSprayFoamInsulation same thickness of the concrete?? In my home I use the system of Schlüter Bekotec, the thickness of the concrete is about 1.5 cm on top of the 14mm pipes. When I see this construction in the video, I ask myself how long will it take untill the heat reaches the surface.

@@robinhecker2180 Yes, they are both 5" slabs

Thanks, definitely not as easy as he makes it look. What you're seeing is the result of 12 years of consistent spraying with unrelenting pride in his workmanship and a continuous drive to improve his skillset.

Yes sir, we also prefer the concrete to be poured. But when the customer wants 30k+ bd-ft of foam installed before he can get the floor poured we make it happen.

@@KyleSonSprayFoamInsulation Absolutely I would too.

That's an ST1 from Carlisle

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Huntsman's Demilec heatlok HFO 2lb closed cell foam.

This is an ST1 gun with a B chamber and a 1.5 tip. Basically the same as a 4747 in a fusion AP gun

Not completely correct in your statement. I'll give you that I (holding the hose out of his way) should technically have an air line respirator on due to my proximity to the sprayer. What you can't see in the video is that this is a wide open garage with plenty of cross ventilation. Also, what you apparently can't see is that the sprayer is in fact using a full face respirator with an air line to it. With regards to the flash pass thickness. We aren't doing this with the intention to get a good bond to the next pass of foam. Let's face it, the 5" of concrete on top of it should hold it down, lol. This is only to stabilize the gravel substrate to prevent the topcoat pass from "turtle-shelling". From our experience of doing hundreds of these over the years, this id what works best for us. If you want to do a 1/2" pass be my guest, that's your prerogative.

You must not have much experience in spraying ground then. If you don’t do this flash pass you will have the dirt lifting off the ground as the foam cures making big air pockets. Having done hundreds of these applications I am also speaking from experience

How soon can they expect the wood to rot? Based on what facts? Or is this just your “expert” opinion?

It really depends on each specific building. The rib depths on them vary considerably. Contact a local reputable spray foam contractor for a sight visit and an estimate.

Well that's a new one for me. I guess if you look long enough or ask enough people, you'll find that cancer is caused by everything and there's simply no way of avoiding it.

Nope, no overspray on the garage doors.

Typically 2" works well in a garage or shop wall.

Many different scenarios are possible to achieve the correct end result for any given project.

I'm not sure about migrant worker rules. There pay should be the same as anyone else, unless there's a cost to the business for hiring them.

Definitely glad I don't live in the UK lad.