Multilayered insulation batt for building structures
First Claim
1. In a building structure, thermal insulation located within said building walls, ceilings or floors, the improved insulation, comprising;
- a unitary composite batt of thermal insulation consisting of multiple sections, each section comprising a layer of partially solid low heat-conductive material and a sheet of low emissivity material on at least one side, said composite batt containing at least three of said sections but not more than eight sections laminated together wherein said layers of low heat conductive material have a depth in the range of 0.25 inches to 2.0 inches.
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Abstract
Thermal insulation for walls, ceilings and floors of building structures contains alternating layers of low emissivity sheets and batts of low heat conductive material laminated together to form a single insulation batt. The low heat conductive material is preferably fiberglass or rock wool. The low emissivity sheets may be a metal foil or a metal vacuum deposited on a substrate. The alternating layers are laminated together using a solvent-based pressure sensitive adhesive. Three (3) rows of the composite material can be laminated onto a common sheet so that the insulation may be installed between common wall studing, three (3) widths at a time.
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6 Claims
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1. In a building structure, thermal insulation located within said building walls, ceilings or floors, the improved insulation, comprising;
a unitary composite batt of thermal insulation consisting of multiple sections, each section comprising a layer of partially solid low heat-conductive material and a sheet of low emissivity material on at least one side, said composite batt containing at least three of said sections but not more than eight sections laminated together wherein said layers of low heat conductive material have a depth in the range of 0.25 inches to 2.0 inches. - View Dependent Claims (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)
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