Cellulose insulation with "insect-repellent" and "fire-resistant" properties! The uniquely developed boron "Boron 10" demonstrates its effectiveness!
Cellulose fiber insulation contains "boric acid." There are many types of "boric acid" used, and it is unclear which specific type is being used. Its safety is also unknown. In contrast, the boric acid used in Inside PC is exclusively the uniquely developed "Boron 10," which is used for fire resistance and pest control. Boric acid that has been confirmed for pest control performance, fire resistance, and safety is used. *If construction companies would like to request cellulose insulation work, please check this out! https://peraichi.com/landing_pages/view/cellulosefiber-dannetsukouji
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Currently, there are various types of insulation materials used in homes, most of which are made from chemical substances. In contrast, InsidePC cellulose fiber insulation is made from recycled newspaper in the United States. It contains no formaldehyde, asbestos, or fiberglass. Thanks to the effects of a specially developed boron compound called "Boron 10," it has pest-repellent and fire-resistant properties. It is the only insulation material registered and approved as pest control insulation in the United States.
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【Usage】 ■Ceiling ■Exterior wall ■Underfloor
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