R-13 PINK Kraft Faced Insulation Fiberglass Insulation Batt 16 in. x 96 in. (10-Bags)
- R-13 faced insulation, easy exterior/interior 2x4 wall install
- Fiberglass insulation batt helps maintain temps and control noise
- Pink fiberglass insulation is formaldehyde free and soft to touch
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R-Value Insulation Map
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R-Value Insulation Chart
Now use the R-value table to determine the recommended R-value you need.
Insulation Calculator
The insulation estimator helps you determine how much insulation is needed to cover the total square footage of your attic, floor and walls.
Faced
Face insulation uses kraft paper vapor barrier to control moisture transmission between walls and floors. Check your local building code for requirements.
Unfaced
Unfaced insulation does not have a vapor barrier; used over existing insulation in the attic or where moisture control is not needed.
Rolls
Continuous rolls are easy to transport and can be cut to length; great for large areas.
Batts
Come in pre-cut lengths for faster installation and each package contains more square feet than rolls; ideal for framed cavities.
What is R-Value?
The R-value for insulation measures how well insulation materials can resist heat - the higher the R-value, the greater the insulation performance.
Attic Installation
For proven thermal performance, Owens Corning attic insulation is a decision everyone can be comfortable with.
Wall Application
Our insulation solutions include sound control for more peace and privacy as well as thermal comfort.
Floor Application
From the basement to the attic, effective underfloor insulation provides added acoustic and thermal comfort.
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Owens Corning is a global leader in engineered materials for roofing, insulation and composites.
Smarter Through Science
Our innovative solutions are safe, sustainable, durable, efficient and affordable to address thermal, air, fire and moisture performance.
- Dimensions: 3-1/2 in. x 16 in. x 96 in., 13 pieces (138.67 sq. ft. / bag)
- 10 bags/pallet is equal to 130-pieces/1386.70 sq. ft.
- Application: 2x4 walls (Exterior/interior/basement), floors
- Thermal insulation performance helps lower monthly heating/cooling costs
- EcoTouch insulation helps control sound; add to bedrooms, home office, family room, utility room, kitchen and bathroom
- Can be combined with FOAMULAR insulating sheathing to achieve greater R-value in exterior wall applications
- Shop precut 2x6 wall & floor insulation for faster installation
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Product Overview
- R-13 faced insulation, easy exterior/interior 2x4 wall install
- Fiberglass insulation batt helps maintain temps and control noise
- Pink fiberglass insulation is formaldehyde free and soft to touch
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| Brand | Owens Corning | Owens Corning | Owens Corning | Owens Corning |
| Name | R-13 PINK Kraft Faced Insulation Fiberglass Insulation Batt 16 in. x 96 in. (10-Bags) | R-19 PINK Metal Framed Foil Faced Fiberglass Insulation Batt 16 in. x 96 in. (10-Bags) | R-30C PINK Cathedral Ceiling Kraft Faced Fiberglass Insulation Batt 15-1/2 in. x 48 in. (10-Bags) | R-19 PINK Flame Spread 25 Metal Framed FSK Faced Fiberglass Insulation Batts 16 in. x 96 in. (10-Bags) |
| Price | ||||
| Ratings | (1462) | (7) | (19) | (7) |
| Insulation R-Value | R13 | R19 | R30 | R19 |
| Faced or Unfaced | Faced | Faced | Faced | Faced |
| Insulation Location | 2x4 Wall,2x4 Wall,2x4 Wall,2x4 Wall,2x4 Wall | 2x6 Wall | Ceiling Insulation,Ceiling Insulation | 2x6 Wall,2x6 Wall,2x6 Wall,2x6 Wall,2x6 Wall |
| Roll or Batt | Batt | Batt | Batt | Batt |
| Insulation Features | Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free,Vapor Retardant,Vapor Retardant,Vapor Retardant,Vapor Retardant,Vapor Retardant | Formaldehyde Free | Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free | Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free,Formaldehyde Free |
| Product Thickness (in.) | 3.5 in | 6.25 in | 8.25 in | 6.25 in |
| Compatible Install Surface | Metal,Metal,Metal,Metal,Metal | Metal,Plywood | Plywood,Plywood | Plywood,Plywood,Plywood,Plywood,Plywood |
| Number of Bags | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
| Product Length (ft.) | 8 ft | 8 ft | 4 ft | 8 ft |
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Compare Similar Fiberglass Insulation
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| Brand | Owens Corning | Owens Corning | Owens Corning | Owens Corning |
| Name | R-13 PINK Kraft Faced Insulation Fiberglass Insulation Batt 16 in. x 96 in. (10-Bags) | R-19 PINK Metal Framed Foil Faced Fiberglass Insulation Batt 16 in. x 96 in. (10-Bags) | R-30C PINK Cathedral Ceiling Kraft Faced Fiberglass Insulation Batt 15-1/2 in. x 48 in. (10-Bags) | R-19 PINK Flame Spread 25 Metal Framed FSK Faced Fiberglass Insulation Batts 16 in. x 96 in. (10-Bags) |
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| Ratings | (1462) | (7) | (19) | (7) |
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| Faced or Unfaced | ||||
| Insulation Location | ||||
| Roll or Batt | ||||
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Key Features
R-Value Insulation Map
Find your zone on the insulation map.
R-Value Insulation Chart
Now use the R-value table to determine the recommended R-value you need.
Insulation Calculator
The insulation estimator helps you determine how much insulation is needed to cover the total square footage of your attic, floor and walls.
Faced
Face insulation uses kraft paper vapor barrier to control moisture transmission between walls and floors. Check your local building code for requirements.
Unfaced
Unfaced insulation does not have a vapor barrier; used over existing insulation in the attic or where moisture control is not needed.
Rolls
Continuous rolls are easy to transport and can be cut to length; great for large areas.
Batts
Come in pre-cut lengths for faster installation and each package contains more square feet than rolls; ideal for framed cavities.
What is R-Value?
The R-value for insulation measures how well insulation materials can resist heat - the higher the R-value, the greater the insulation performance.
Attic Installation
For proven thermal performance, Owens Corning attic insulation is a decision everyone can be comfortable with.
Wall Application
Our insulation solutions include sound control for more peace and privacy as well as thermal comfort.
Floor Application
From the basement to the attic, effective underfloor insulation provides added acoustic and thermal comfort.
Make More Possible
Owens Corning is a global leader in engineered materials for roofing, insulation and composites.
Smarter Through Science
Our innovative solutions are safe, sustainable, durable, efficient and affordable to address thermal, air, fire and moisture performance.
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Questions & Answers
how many rolls do I need for my garage door?
Asked by Rjrt8 March 26, 2021Hello Rjrt8, Owens Corning does not have recommendations on installing our EcoTouch Products on garage doors. Please note that the kraft facing is combustible and must be covered by a 15 minute thermal barrier such as 1/2" drywall. Depending on your garage door size and type a product such as our garage door kit may be a product that will work. Please see link below for more information. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Owens-Corning-Garage-Door-Fiberglass-Insulation-Kit-22-in-x-54-in-8-Panels-GD01/202257272?MERCH=REC-_-searchViewed-_-NA-_-202257272-_-N Thank you for your inquiry!
What’s the difference between faced and not faced What are the benefits of either
Asked by Patty March 23, 2021Hello Patty, The facing on insulation acts as a vapor retarder which helps prevent moisture entering the assembly. The placement and need for a vapor retarder is based on your local building codes. Thank you for your inquiry!
I am framing my basement with 2x4s but I am placing them flat and screwing them into the wall
Asked by jakerulz March 11, 2021Fiberglass insulation loses it's insulating capabilities when you compress it (it's all of those little air pockets that prevent heat/cold transfer). Although you can compress it to 1.5", it will no longer have an R value of 13.
how many strips of insulation in a bag?
Asked by Bubbles March 8, 202111 pieces read the bag
Does the Owens Corning R-13 Kraft faced insulation batt come in 15 in. X 93 in?
Asked by Robby February 24, 2021Hello Robby, Owens Corning does manufacture a R-13 Kraft Faced Insulation Batt 15"x93". It is product code M90. We suggest checking your local Home Depot for product availability. Thank you for your inquiry!
I want to insulate my basement ceiling that is 220sf how many batts would I need and what r value..
Asked by rx7 January 14, 2021Hello rx7, to determine the R-value needed you would want to check with your local building codes. If you decide to go with the mentioned product each roll covers 40 square feet. Thank you for your inquiry!
Does this insulation expand after installation
Asked by Tk January 8, 2021Just a little, but if you're studs are 14.5" - 15" apart you'll be fine.
Can I use this to insulate a vaulted ceiling (exactly 2x4), with rafter vents? Or would the fiber...
Asked by HappyBuilder December 28, 2020Would be a tight fit with zero air flow above it. Really should have some air flow! Also building code is R-38 in most areas with air flow above it. Unless this this a playhouse or shed probably not a good idea
Do I need an air Barrier after i insluted the faced fiberglass? (new england). Or i can just do my drywall direct the framing after the fiberglass?
Asked by AC December 19, 2020Hello AC, an air barrier/weather resistant barrier would be located on the exterior side. The facing on the insulation is a vapor retarder of which the drywall would be installed against. Thank you for your inquiry!
Does the insulation face the outside wall or toward the wood walls?
Asked by Ts November 14, 2020Hello TS, The typical rule of thumb is the facing goes towards the winter warm side. However, this is determined my local building codes. We suggest to check with them to confirm. Thank you for your inquiry!
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