Document MJD8Y6MVVxLdJvR7303jObmr9

Insulation United States Gypsum Company General Offices: 300 W. Adams Street, Chicago, 111. Blanket INSULATION PRODUCTS Decorative Structural Blanket Red Top Insulating Blanket A Fiberglas Product RED TOP INSULATING BLANKETS --Made for standard framing in three thicknesses: one inch, medium and thick, in rolls of 125, 75 and 50 sq ft respectively. Also available in bats 3 ft long in same thicknesses. Light-weight *RED TOP INSULATING WOOL blanket is en closed with an asphalt-type vapor barrier front side and a vapor permeable paper on the back side. This is to resist accumula tion of moisture within blanket. WEATHERWOOD TILE--Available in 12 x 12, 12 x 24, 16 x 16 and. 16 x 32 inches in ^ and 1 inch thicknesses. Colors are Blendtex (gray and tan blends) and Hilite (ivory). WEATHERWOOD PANELTILE-- Hilite color available in 12 x 24, 16 x 32, 12 x 48, 24 x 48, 48 x 48, 48 x 96 and 24 x 96 inches in ^ inch thickness. Blend tex colors available in 12 x 24, 16 x 32, 12 x 48 and 24 x 48 inches. Tile sizes 12 x 24, 16 x 32 and 24 x 48 inches can be mill cross scored to represent % inch Tile dimensions. Dimensions (see above). All tile have "Ogee" tongue and groove edges. Structural Decorative Decorative WEATHERWOOD* PLANK--Manu factured in widths of 8, 10, 12 and 16 inches and in lengths 6, 8,10 and 12 feet-- inch thick. The "Ogee" tongue and groove on the long edges (see cut) conceals nails and seals against dust and air in filtration. Weatherwood Plank is made in Blendtex (gray and tan blends) and Hilite (ivory) colors. ' When combined in variations of shades and width, Weatherwood Plank produces maximum values in both insulation and decoration. WEATHERWOOD SHEATHING-- Asphalt coated. 2 feet x 8 feet x *56 inches thick, with tongue and grooved long edges for .horizontal application. Also available in 4 x 8, 4 x 9, 4 x 10 and 4 x 12 . feet in either tyg inch or inches thick ness with square edges for vertical ap plication. ^ WEATHERWOOD BUILDING BOARD--4 feet wide, made in lengths 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 12 feet, % and 1 inch thick in either ivory or gray tan colors. Applied by nailing; effectively insulates, strengthens and decorates. WEATHERWOOD INSULATING LATH--18 x 48 inches x % thick with V joint on long edges. Gives an excellent plaster bond and also acts as a cushion for plaster with sound deadening qualities. ' ROOF INSULATION--In sheets 22 x 47 inches--1, lf and 2 inches thick. All but the % inch size are sup plied laminated with either square or "ship-lapped" edges. Ogee Edge - *Red Top Registered Trademark. Heat Loss Factors The heat loss factors shown on the opposite page indicate the comparative in sulation value of various insulating treat ments included in common construction systems. 1270 United States Gypsum Company Insulation NOTE. These figures apply to 1 story buildings. To get figures for 2 story homes add 20 per eent to the values below for the wall constructions and divide by one-half for floor and ceiling constructions. It is important to use correct factor due to variations in the ratio of wall and window areas. WALLS Basic Construction--Frame Wood Siding Wood Sheathing 2 s 4s Rocklath & Plaster No Wool Between Studs AddinsRed Top Wool i* 2* 3* Basic Construction Substituting in Above BasicConst. a. WW Sheathing b. '/j* WW Plaster Base c. %' WW Plaster Base il'WW Plaster Base e. *56' WW Sheathing and Vi WW Plaster Base f. j^WW Bldg. Bd, THeor g- V/ Bids, BL or T3e n. Cyplap Sheathing i. Vi*SheetrocL j. Cyplap Sheathing and .248 .166 .183 .157 .143 .147 .187 .160 .310 .260 .330 .120 .083 .064 .105 076 059 .103 .076 059 ,094 .069 055 .088 .067 .054 .090 .068 .054 .104 077 059 ,095 .07(1 .056 .135 .090 068 .123 .085 .064 .136 .091 .069 WALLS Bask Construction--Brkk Veneer 4* Brick Wood Sheathing 2 4's Rocklath & Raster No Wool Between Studs Adding Red Top Wool 1* 2' 3* Bask Construction Substitutingin Above BaskConst. a. Ww Sheathing b. Vj* WW Raster Base c. %' WW Plaster Base d. 1* WW Raster Base e. %* WW Sheathing and W WW Plaster Base f. WW Bldg. Bd, Tile or LV/ WW Bldg. Bd. or Tile Cyplap Sheathing L Yi Sheetrock j. GykpShe^hing and .270 .202 .200 .178 .157 .162 .215 .187 .350 .288 .368 .125 .085 .065 .III .078 .061 .107 .077 .060 . 102 073 058 .094 .070 .055 .095 .070 .055 .112 079 .061 .104 .075 ,059 .128 087 .066 .130 .088 .066 .142 .093 .069 WALLS Basic Construction 8* Brick Wall--4' Face Brick and Common Brick--No interior finish No Wool Between Adding Red Top Wool** 1* 2* 3' Bask Construction Adding to Above Bask Const. a. 'A' Plaster b. Rocklath and Plaster (Furred) c. Vl' WW Piaster Base and PI. .500 .480 .300 . M3 .093 .069 (Furred) d. %* WW Plaster Base and PI. (Furred) e. I* WW Plaster Base and PI. (Furred) f. W WW Bldg. Bd.. Tile or Plank g- Bldg. Bd.. Tile or .220 .121 .084 .064 .190 ; 112 .079 .061 .160 .101 .073 .058 .230 .124 .085 .065 .200 .115 .081 062 h. I* WW Bd., Plank or Tile .170 .104 .075 ,059 i Vi* Sheetrock Furfcd' _.3_2__0 .1.46 .095 .07,,0 Based on Vi* Furring Strip 'Based on Full Dimension WALLS Bask Construction--Plywood Plywood on Wood Studs Vs* Outside--Vi* Inside with one Air Space Over Vi* No Wool Between Studs Adding Red Top Wool 1* 2* 3' Bask Construction Substitutingm Above Bask Const a. JJJTWW Bldg. Bd, Tile or b. %* WW Bldg. Bd. or Tile c. I' WW Bldg. Bd. or Tile d. Vi' Sheetrock e.. >/*' Sheetrock I. Adding to bask construction *56* WW Sheathing .431 .151 .095 .074 .275 .230 .196 .430 .413 .126 .087 .065 .115 .081 .062 .106 .076 .060 .151 .095 .074 .148 .095 .074 .218 .113 .080 .061 CEILINGS Bask Construction JJ* Rocklath and V2* No Wool Between Joists Adding Red Top Wool 1' 2* 3* Bask Construction SubstitutingmAbove BaskConst. a. VS WWPlaster Base & Plaster b. %* WW Plaster Base & Plaster c. 1' WW Raster Base 8t Plaster d. W WW Bldg. Bd, THe or Plank. No Plaster e. W WW Bldg. Bd. or Tile f. VS WW Bldg. Bd. or Tile . Vfc* Sheetrock . n. Yz* Sheetrock .610 .329 .290 .213 .356 .268 .220 .670 .635 .169 .116 .080 136 .091 .068 .128 .087 .066 .110 .079 .061 139 09? 067 .124 .086 ,065 .113 .080 .06? 174 ,118 089 .170 .115 .079 Bask Construction Adding to Above Bask Const. a. yi* WW Bd. on bottom of b. >4* WW Bd. on bottom of foists c. 'I* WW Bd. on bottom of Above calculations based on data from^A.S.H.V.E. Guide--1942. 1271 : FLOORS Bask Construction* Maple or Oak Flooring on Yellow Pine SubFlooring No Wool Between Joists Adding Red Top Wool 1' 2* 3* .340 .138 .091 .068 .180 .102 .075 .059 .158 .094 .070 .055 .141 .088 .066 .053