Steel Building Insulation in Dickinson, North Dakota
Our company supplied 19,082 square feet of steel building insulation in Dickinson, North Dakota in March of 2012.
We supplied high R-value roof and wall insulation for the new-construction metal building, creating a comfortable, highly energy-efficient environment. The roof now features 12″ of double layer fiberglass insulation, while the walls feature 8″ in some areas and 6″ insulation in others. We also supplied R-19.4 insulation for the building’s overhead doors and (10) 4’x4′ insulated windows.
The roof insulation features facing material with long tabs, with the facing operating as a vapor barrier and protecting against moisture, humidity and condensation. The wall insulation has heavy-duty insulation facing, which is intended for high-traffic areas.
We also supplied a number of accessories for use during installation, among them roof and wall screws, thermal break tape, banding and InsulHold coils.
Building Size | 80’x105’x25′ |
Total Area Insulated | 19,082 square feet |
Roof Insulation | High R-Value Double Layer Insulation w/ Banding System |
R-Value (Roofs) | R-38 |
Wall Insulation | 6″ & 8″ Single Layer Insulation System |
R-Value (Walls) | R-19 & R-25 |
Facing Material | WMP-10; WMP-VRR |
Insulation Accessories | Roof and wall screws; thermal break tape; banding; and Insulhold coils. |
County | Stark County |
Located near Theodore Roosevelt National Park, the city of Dickinson is among the fastest-growing communities in nation. It lies about 132 miles from Williston and about 99 miles from Bismarck.