Has anyone tried this product: InsulWall by TrueFoam?
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This is a wall system available in Atlantic Canada ( http://www.truefoam.com ). It looks like an interesting system that does not require sheathing. If anyone has used this product, I would like to hear what you think.
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Mike,
Truefoam InsulWall belongs to a category of products called "skinless wall panels." They've been around for a long time.
Competitors include Energy Wise Systems, Kama Energy-Efficient Building Systems, Nascor EnerGuard, Techbuilt Systems, and ThermaSteel.
I wrote an article on the topic ("Skinless Wall Panels") for the March 2007 issue of Energy Design Update. According to an item published on this Web page:
( http://www.energylibrary.org.nz/documents/EnergyUpdateMay07.pdf ) you may be able to obtain a copy of the article by e-mailing a request to [email protected].