Insulation Made From Blue Jeans Available in California
Victor Insulation is an AllTech Environmental Resource created exclusively to develop and bring Bonded Logic’s UltraTouch insulation to the California market. UltraTouch natural cotton fiber insulation is the successful combination of 25 years of insulation experience and a revolutionary patented manufacturing process that has created this uniquely superior and safe product.
Los Alamitos, CA (PRWEB) May 27, 2006
Victor Insulation is an AllTech Environmental Resource created exclusively to develop and bring Bonded Logic’s UltraTouch insulation to the California market. UltraTouch natural cotton fiber insulation is the successful combination of 25 years of insulation experience and a revolutionary patented manufacturing process that has created this uniquely superior and safe product.
While traditional insulation products require cancer warning labels, UltraTouch emits no harmful airborne particulates (like formaldehyde or fiberglass) that can enter a living area and cause serious health problems. The natural denim fibers used to create the product are 100% recyclable and contain no chemical irritants. “UltraTouch is made from the denim that formerly went to the landfills after the blue jeans patterns were cut,” said Daniel Jakary, company president.
These fibers are treated with a non-toxic borate solution and flash-dried to offer completely safe mold and mildew protection. Borates themselves inhibit bacteria and fungi growth in addition to acting as an excellent fire retardant and pest inhibitor.
UltraTouch offers an extremely high Noise Reduction Coefficient (NRC) to effectively reduce airborne sound transmissions. The patented insulation offers excellent noise absorbing qualities and a three-dimensional infrastructure that traps, isolates and controls sound waves. The result in a quiet, comfortable environment between rooms, walls and floors. “It has been sold to abate noise in homes, condos and apartments that are located around airports and noisy highways,” Jakary said.
The product is now officially approved for the City of Los Angeles, ICC approved for residential and commercial buildings, LEED Credits eligible and CHPS approved for California school buildings.
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