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Johns Manville JM R-13 Unfaced Fiberglass Batt Insulation – 15 in x 93 in, 106.56 sq ft (11-Pack) Insulation Roll Comfort + Quiet: Integrated natural Item Weight:6.758
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Johns Manville JM R 13 Unfaced Fiberglass Batt Insulation – 15 in x 93 in, 106.56 sq ft (11 Pack) Insulation Roll Comfort + Quiet: Integrated natural Item Weight:6.758 Comfort + Quiet: Integrated natural cork backing softens steps and helps reduce sound Specification Details Insulation Type Extruded Polystyrene (XPS) Rigid Foam Board Model Item FOAMULAR 250 Compressive Strength 25 psi Thickness 1 friction fit profile slips into standard stud bays 56 sq ft Category Batt Insulation Insulation Type Fiberglass Maximum R Value 13 Faced Unfaced Unfaced Width (Inches) 15 Length (Inches) 93 Thickness (Inches) 3
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