Johns Manville Formaldehyde-free™ Fiber Glass Insulation JM FORMALDEHYDE-FREE " FIBER GLASS INSULATION JM Formaldehyde-free™ fiber glass building insulation offers the thermal and acoustical performance you expect from fiber glass—and it improves indoor air quality because it's made without formaldehyde. Why is that important? Because the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recommends limiting exposure to formaldehyde as much as possible, and the California Air Resources Board, a division of the California EPA, recommends that homeowners, builders and architects use building materials and insulation made without formaldehyde when building a home or remodeling. JM offers a complete line of certified Formaldehyde-free™ fiber glass building insulation. Visit specJM.com or JMhomeowner.com for more information. PRODUCT DESCRIPTION Johns Manville Formaldehyde-free™ Climate Pro blow-in loose-fill fiber glass insulation is a premium alternative to cellulose. It's blown into attics, nonconforming spaces and hard-to-reach areas, like corners, edges and around framing. When it's applied to the recommended thickness and specifications, you can be assured that your home is energy efficient, with minimal heat loss. And unlike cellulose, it won't settle, decay or provide food for animals or microbes. It's effective for the life of your home. • Attics - can be installed up to R-70 over Vi" (13 mm) ceiling drywall without exceeding ceiling weight limits. • Nonconforming spaces - insulation sprays out of the hose several feet, filling in large areas and small gaps • Wall cavities - can be installed in walls using the Blow-In-Blanket® System (BIBS®). Equipment for JM Climate Pro insulation installation is engineered for professional use. Contact your local JM sales representative for an authorized contractor. RECOMMENDED STORAGE AND TRANSPORT Store insulation indoors. Keep insulation clean and dry at all times. When transporting, cover completely with a waterproof tarpaulin as necessary. SPECIFICATION COMPLIANCE CAN/ULC-S102.2 and ASTM E84 Flame Spread 25 or less, Smoke Developed 50 or less BUILDING CODE COMPLIANCE AND FIRE HAZARD CLASSIFICATION JM Formaldehyde-free™ Blow-in Loose-fill Fiber Glass Insulation IBC/IRC Flame Spread* Smoke Developed* Al I Types Al I Types/Al I Types 'Meets FHC 25/50 specification per ASTM ES4 and CAN/ULC-S102.2. ATTIC COVERAGE CHART Thermal Resistance Installed insulation should not be less than Settled Thickness Expected thickness after long-term settling should not be less than should not cover ft. should not be more than: less than The manufacturer recommends thai the insulation be installed at these minimum thicknesses and maximum coverages to provide the levels of insulation thermal resistance (R-value) shown. PERFORMANCE ADVANTAGES • Improves indoor air quality - because it's made without formaldehyde. • Thermal efficiency - provides effective resistance to heat transfer. Unlike cellulose products, JM Climate Pro insulation does not settle, for no loss of R-value after • Controls sound - reduces transmission of sound through exterior and interior walls, and floor and ceiling assemblies for superior sound control • Fire resistant and noncombustible - • Noncorrosive - does not accelerate corrosion of pipes, wiring or metal studs. • Durable - it will not rot, mildew or otherwise deteriorate. Unlike cellulose, JM Climate Pro insulation will not hold moisture and will not permanently lose R-value. • Easy to install - quickly insulates attics or spaces of any size or shape without cutting • Complete coverage - effective in tight spaces, areas with large amounts of cross-bridging or areas with small gaps and voids.

JM Formaldehyde-free™ Blow-in Loose-fill Fiber Glass Insulation Visit our website at specJM.com All of Alaska Is Zone 7 except for the following boroughs, which are In Zone 8: Bethel, Delllngham Fairbanks N. Star, Nome, North Slope, Northwest Arctic, Southeast Fairbanks, Wade Hampton and Zone 1 Includes Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands DOE RECOMMENDED RVALUES-NEW WOOD-FRAMED HOUSES These recommendations are cost-effective levels of insulation based on the best available information on local fuel and materials costs and weather conditions. Consequently, the levels may differ from...