RetroFoam Exceeds US Standards
RetroFoam’s uniqueness is innovative technology that has been created over a period of 35 years of practical experience in the marketplace. The results deliver cost-efficient insulation solutions to homes worldwide.
Knoxville, TN, January 19, 2012 --(PR.com)-- As announced by Polymaster Foam, an independent testing was conducted in line with the requirements set by the EPA and the Canadian government. The test has revealed that RetroFoam, a foamed-in insulation, has been found to exceed the safety standards that each respectively authority has set.
According to the January 2009 statement of the Canada-based research firm Cambridge Materials, RetroFoam insulation was discovered to be well below the level of formaldehyde based on the guidelines for air contamination set by Canada's health department in 1995 and 2006. The test was conducted with two-month monitoring.
By adhering to the standards set by EPA and OSHA, Cambridge Materials tested RetroFoam's aldehyde, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide contents as well as its relative humidity. Results show that the foamed-in insulation had formaldehyde content that varied between 28 ug/m3 and 36 ug/m3, relatively lower compared to the 120 ug/m3 as provided by Health Canada.
The test was came just in time to help Polymaster, who faced the problem after Canada banned Retrofoam.
Company president and owner Steve Sayers has been in the industry since 1983. Through the years, he has built his reputation in contributing technological and scientific innovations that helped advanced the insulation foam manufacturing. Recent tests conducted for health agencies in the US and Canada had proven that RetroFoam was actually safe in all levels of use.
According to Company statement, “Retrofoam is a urea formaldehyde resin that is used to insulate homes and offices with values of R-16, compared to R-13 for fiberglass batting.” The insulation is designed as an investment-wise decision that helps the user save money on electric and heating bills while at the same time serving as a sound blockage updated with state-of-the-art technology to prevent mold growth in walls. To address to the growing demands for green and eco-friendly products, Sayers is working on a Sustainable Green program for Retrofoam.
About RetroFoam
RetroFoam™ is a team of highly dedicated, trained installers who are passionate, reliable, committed professionals. We will work to make sure that everyone who is associated with RetroFoam™ will benefit through our association.
RetroFoam is in the business of transforming homes through the delivery of world leading products. RetroFoam boasts of products and services that are among the highest quality and delivered in a professional and friendly manner. Customers worldwide will be able to understand and enjoy the benefits of a warmer/cooler, dryer, healthier environment in their transformed homes.
RetroFoam’s uniqueness is innovative technology that has been created over a period of 35 years of practical experience in the marketplace. The results deliver cost-efficient insulation solutions to homes worldwide.
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According to the January 2009 statement of the Canada-based research firm Cambridge Materials, RetroFoam insulation was discovered to be well below the level of formaldehyde based on the guidelines for air contamination set by Canada's health department in 1995 and 2006. The test was conducted with two-month monitoring.
By adhering to the standards set by EPA and OSHA, Cambridge Materials tested RetroFoam's aldehyde, carbon dioxide, and carbon monoxide contents as well as its relative humidity. Results show that the foamed-in insulation had formaldehyde content that varied between 28 ug/m3 and 36 ug/m3, relatively lower compared to the 120 ug/m3 as provided by Health Canada.
The test was came just in time to help Polymaster, who faced the problem after Canada banned Retrofoam.
Company president and owner Steve Sayers has been in the industry since 1983. Through the years, he has built his reputation in contributing technological and scientific innovations that helped advanced the insulation foam manufacturing. Recent tests conducted for health agencies in the US and Canada had proven that RetroFoam was actually safe in all levels of use.
According to Company statement, “Retrofoam is a urea formaldehyde resin that is used to insulate homes and offices with values of R-16, compared to R-13 for fiberglass batting.” The insulation is designed as an investment-wise decision that helps the user save money on electric and heating bills while at the same time serving as a sound blockage updated with state-of-the-art technology to prevent mold growth in walls. To address to the growing demands for green and eco-friendly products, Sayers is working on a Sustainable Green program for Retrofoam.
About RetroFoam
RetroFoam™ is a team of highly dedicated, trained installers who are passionate, reliable, committed professionals. We will work to make sure that everyone who is associated with RetroFoam™ will benefit through our association.
RetroFoam is in the business of transforming homes through the delivery of world leading products. RetroFoam boasts of products and services that are among the highest quality and delivered in a professional and friendly manner. Customers worldwide will be able to understand and enjoy the benefits of a warmer/cooler, dryer, healthier environment in their transformed homes.
RetroFoam’s uniqueness is innovative technology that has been created over a period of 35 years of practical experience in the marketplace. The results deliver cost-efficient insulation solutions to homes worldwide.
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Contact
Francis Kurt
(865) 966-3005
retrofoam.com
10523 Lexington Drive
Knoxville, TN 37934
1-800-580-3626 (Toll Free)
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