GLASS FIBER RESIDENTIAL INSULATION

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OWENS CORNING OWENS CORNING INTELLECTUAL CAPITAL One Owens Corning Parkway Toledo OH 43659 glass fiber residential insulation in the form of batts, rolls, blankets, and loosefill used for insulating attics, ceilings, floors, exterior walls, interior walls and basement walls;
OWENS CORNING BUILDING A BETTER WORLD OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS TECHNOLOGY INC. 7734 West 59th Street Summit IL 605010907 glass fiber residential insulation; glass fiber insulation for commercial, institutional, industrial, mechanical, appliance, and transportation applications; hydrous calcium silicate insulation for mechanical, equipment, and power and process applications; reinforced edge sold as a component part of insulation used in manufactured housing; glass fiber insulation board encapsulated in a thin stainless steel container and evacuated for use in residential and commercial applications; foam sheathing; and air infiltration and weather barrier for use in building construction;
OWENS CORNING WE MAKE THE DIFFERENCE OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS TECHNOLOGY INC. 7734 West 59th Street Summit IL 605010907 glass fiber residential insulation; glass fiber insulation for commercial, institutional, industrial, mechanical, appliance, and transportation applications; hydrous calcium silicate insulation for mechanical, equipment, and power and process applications; reinforced edge sold as a component part of insulation used in manufactured housing; glass fiber insulation board encapsulated in a thin stainless steel container and evacuated for use in residential and commercial applications; foam sheeting for use as a building insulation and plastic film for use as a moisture barrier and air infiltration barrier;
PINKPLUS OWENS-CORNING FIBERGLAS TECHNOLOGY INC. 7734 West 59th Street Summit IL 605010907 glass fiber residential insulation;PINK PLUS;
 

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Technical Examples
  1. A recyclable tufted carpet meeting EPA recyclable content standards and having improved dimensional stability that reduces skew, bow, and wrinkles during manufacture and installation is formed by combining prior art primary and secondary backings into a single, fiber-reinforced primary backing layer. Consolidating either a glass fiber fabric layer, a glass veil, or a glass mat with a fiber-reinforced extruded film forms the fiber-reinforced primary backing layer. An additional glass fabric fiber layer can also be introduced to the primary backing to provide additional dimensional stability.