
Primary Uses
Under Concrete
Insulation
Use with or without Radiant Slab Heating
Advantages
Creates an ideal under concrete insulationR-3.8
Engineering Calculation ASTM
236 ( Modified )
Decreases Slab Heat Loss by
Over 70 %
Photo's of C B F in use







Q & A
Q: How is CBF an effective insulation under concrete?
Q: Will the bubbles burst from the pressure of the concrete?
Q: Does the concrete deteriorate CBF ?
| Test Name | Result / Mfg. specs revised / published 03/12 |
| Water Vapor Permeance | < 0.02 perms - CBF is a water vapor barrier (ASTM E 96-95) |
| Compression Strength |
140psi (ASTM D751) |
| Methane ,Vapor & Radiant barrier |
CBF is a methane, vapor and radiant barrier all in one |
| Thermal Reflectivity Thermal Resistance ASTM C236* |
57% R-3.8* Modified to demonstrate the radiation effect of reflective foil on reducing the energy input at the room side of the Guarded Hot Box |
| Fungal & Bacteria Resistance | Did not promote growth (ASTM C1338-00) |
| Tensile Strength & Elongation | 3.81N/mm (ASTM D828) |
| Fire Rating |
Class 1 Class A (ASTM E84-09) |
| Weight | 1.35oz/sq. ft. (ASTM D 751 p.10) |
| Thickness | 5/16" (ASTM D751 p.9) |
| Bursting Strength | 180psi (ASTM D751 p.18.3) |
| Flexibility/Pliability | Passed (TAPPI T512) No cracking or Delamination |
| Temperature Range |
-50 0F to 180 0F (ASTM C411) |