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Steve Maxwell: Upgrading Stud Wall Energy Performance With Spray Foam
In this video you will learn how to inject slow-rise polyurethane foam to insulate hollow wall cavities in a stud framed wall.

Steve Maxwell: Small Houses Deliver Big Value
Foam application can be contracted out to a professional, or you can do it yourself with a spray kit. I’ve used Tiger Foam (888.844.3736) in the past with great results. The smaller the house, the more sense it makes to do the work yourself. Click here to read the full story about insulating small homes.

Toronto Star Q&A Article
Tiger Foam is a do-it-yourself system for applying spray insulation foam to large surfaces. It's a polyurethane product that's just like some professionals apply, adding thermal insulation and sealing against drafts and air leakage. Click here for the full article >>

Mag Ruffman: Air Sealing your Basement and Crawl Spaces
"I picked up a 600-square foot polyurethane air sealant foam kit ($760) from one of Tiger's distribution locations and sure enough, I had a completely different experience than my finger-numbing round with the tiny cans of foam sealant." Click here to read her full story about air sealing your basement and crawl spaces.

Tiger Foam - Doing Spray Foam the Mike Holmes Way
A critical element of framing a basement is creating a water barrier between the wood framing and the concrete wall. This can be done in a number of ways but the most common is to use a 6 mil vapour barrier. Another emerging approach is to use a 1-2 cm foam coating on the concrete wall. Click here for the full story>>

Tiger Foam...The Spray Foam Kit and Its Setup
The Tiger Foam Kit I purchased is a Tiger Foam 600 bd. ft. Kit - FR. The 600 bdft kit was just he right size to spray foam the basement. I used the fast rise version because I was predominantly spraying on the walls rather than spaces.
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