The 1-2-3 Power Combo
The HP+ Wall System combines three superior construction components:
WALLTITE®
WALLTITE is a closed-cell, spray-applied polyurethane foam that provides superior insulation, strength and energy efficiency.
NEOPOR®
Neopor is a graphite-enhanced and rigid thermal foam insulation that helps mitigate the risk of moisture inside of wall cavities.
Weather Resistive Barrier
Creates a seamless barrier of exterior protection to above grade wall substrates.
This powerful combination delivers exceptional control of heat, air & moisture and increases structural integrity.
Low Score, High Value
The superior durability and performance of the HP+ Wall System can help builders meet new and challenging code requirements and improve Home Energy Rating System (HERS) index scores. The air sealing and thermal benefits of this system can also help meet the 45L Federal tax credit criteria.
Building more energy efficient and durable homes with a strong resale value is just another reason clients gravitate to builders' like Tim O'Brien Homes. Homes like these can more easily comply with ENERGY STAR® v3.2 and/or DOE Zero Energy Ready Homes (ZERH) program requirements. Many of the components of this high-performance system are also ENERGY STAR certified insulation materials. Structural design values for the HP+ Wall System are found in the Technical Evaluation Report (TER).
Home Energy Rating System (HERS) Index Scores
ENERGY STAR v3.2 Program - 45L Federal Tax Credit Info
DOE Zero Energy Ready Homes (ZERH) Program -45L Tax Credit Info
BASF HP+ Wall Tim O'Brien Homes Case Study
Did You Know?
In regions where there are growing disaster-resilience needs, the HP+ Wall System and other applications of closed-cell spray polyurethane foam can be utilized to help mitigate these additional challenges.
Read more about how BASF spearheaded the uses and adoption of SPF materials for disaster durable construction approaches throughout the US market.
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