The Truth about insulation in a hot climate

When you are cold you put a sweater on. This keeps heat in. If really cold out a jacket over the sweater is thicker and increases the resistance or R factor, like insulation keeping heat IN.
In cold climates putting insulation in our walls and in our attics helps resist heat loss.
But what does it do when you are trying to keep heat out. Do you wear a sweater and jacket outside in August doing yard work? To keep cool? Shouldn't buildings in different climates be constructed to address the simple law of thermodynamics which is "heat always flows from a higher temperature to a lower temperature".
The insulation in an attic of a home in a hot sunny climate is doing this exact thing, we call it the "Sweater Effect". Visit our web site to learn how our patented products can mitigate this.
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