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Knauf R-49 EcoBatt Kraft faced fiberglass insulation with ECOSE Technology is a leading sustainable insulation. All of our batts are bonded with the revolutionary, industry-transforming, plant-based ECOSE Technology. They are validated by UL Environment as formaldehyde-free, and they contain no Red List chemicals. Made with a high degree of recycled glass, our insulation batts are pre-cut to install quickly and easily with low dust and low hassle. Our kraft facing is durable, resists tears, and is marked in 1 ft. increments to streamline installation. And like every Knauf Insulation batt, EcoBatt is resilient and recovers quickly out of the package for a snug fit. Install Knauf Insulation in your home and stay comfortable year. (Recommended use includes vaulted ceilings and attic spaces.)

Coverage Area (sq. ft.) | 32 sq ft |
|---|---|
Product Length (ft.) | 4 ft |
Product Thickness (in.) | 13.75 in |
Product Width (in.) | 16 in |
Bag Size | 4 ft. x 17 in. x 16 in. |
|---|---|
Batt/Roll Size | 4 ft. x 16 in. |
Compatible Install Surface | Concrete, Existing Drywall, Metal, Plywood, Wood |
Faced or Unfaced | Faced |
Fits Size | Other |
Insulation Features | Condensation Control, Formaldehyde Free, Friction Fit, Mold Resistant, Pre-Cut, Vapor Retardant |
Insulation Location | Attic |
Insulation R-Value | R49 |
Insulation Type | Batt |
Pack Size | 1 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 28.4 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Roll or Batt | Batt |
There are 10 batt pieces in each bag. Take the cost on homedepot.com and divide by 10 and you will get the price per batt piece.
No. I just installed mine and notice a slight 'burnt sugar' smell, which is from the formaldehyde-free binder now used. It's apparently made from maltodextrin and will dissipate quickly, especially with a fan.
Yes, you may install it with a foam board.
You should not use a double a moisture barrier as this may cause condensation. We would recommend unfaced insulation or you may slit the kraft paper every 6 inches which would negate the moisture retarder on the insulation.
Kraft faced insulation is not a fire retardant due to facing on the material. You may use unfaced insulation and that will meet ASTM E84. You may also see faced vs unfaced insulation information at www.knaufnorthamerica.com/en-us/blog/faced-vs-unfaced.
Knauf Insulation is made with Ecose technology, and our products are validated formaldehyde free. Knauf Insulation is certified to the toughest indoor air quality certification in the industry, GREENGUARD Gold.
Insulation is rated for surface burning characteristics by a test to explore how the material will contribute to flame spread in the event of fire. All fiberglass insulation must pass ASTM E84, unfaced insulation is rated as Class 1 or Class A with a flame spread of 0-25 and Smoke Development of 0-450. Unfaced insulation has the highest rating. Kraft faced is a Class 3 or Class C rating with Flame Spread of 76-200 and Smoke Develpment of 0-450. Kraft facing does burn and that is why it is listed as a Class 3.
This material may be installed in an attic installation, if there is at least an air gap of at least 1" from roof deck.
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