TimberBatt by TimberHP
Sustainable, Sound-Dampening Batt Insulation
TimberBatt thermal and acoustical batt insulation creates calm, climate-controlled spaces using the natural sound-absorbing properties of wood.
Wood insulation batts have been trusted in Europe for over 20 years. TimberHP uses pure softwood chips leftover from sustainably harvested, FSC-certified Maine forests mixed with borate to give additional protection against fire, mold, and insects. The result? Renewable, carbon storing, interior wall insulation with best-in-class sound dampening and a proven batt insulation R-value of 4 per inch—interior insulation strong enough to stand up to hot summers and cold winters.
Safe for installers and homeowners to handle and install, TimberBatt flexible, semi-rigid, high density cavity insulation creates wind-tight performance in wood-frame assemblies that can almost eliminate cavity airflow. TimberBatt’s vapor open technology also manages indoor humiditiy, preventing trapped moisture that can cause mold or rot.
TimberBatt quiet batt insulation outperforms other acoustic batt insulation in walls, floors, and ceilings, particularly when combined with TimberBoard. Completely renewable and non-toxic, it arrives at the jobsite carbon negative. Whether you need batt insulation to improve climate control and sound performance in an existing home or want to ensure the serenity and sustainability of new construction, choose TimberBatt insulation.
Pure wood fiber insulation has been perfected in Europe for over 20 years. At TimberHP, we are proud to bring this powerful and proven technology to North American builders and homeowners. Bring your next project to our experts for an honest conversation about innovative new ways to work with wood.
- Features
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- Cutting Tools
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Features
Features
TimberHP wood fiber batt insulation combines proven building science with sustainable forestry practices for code-compliant installs and superior thermal and sound performance in ceilings and walls.
- American-made from wood chips leftover from sustainable forest harvesting and lumber production
- Stable R-value
Perfected in Europe for over two decades and tested to exceed US standards, wood fiber insulation batts can reduce the heating and cooling loads of buildings in all seasons and climates. TimberBatt insulation reduces energy loss and dampens sound better than competitive products - Fire resistant
TimberBatt insulation achieves ASTM E84 Class A flame and smokes spread ratings without chemical fire retardants or toxins - Carbon-smart technology
TimberBatt is carbon-storing and arrives at the jobsite carbon-negative - Moisture managing
TimberBatt insulation is vapor open, allowing indoor humidity to work its way out of the built environment to prevent issues with mold and rot. TimberBatt absorbs and later releases moisture to better balance humidity levels. - Superior sound dampening
TimberBatt insulation, installed in ceilings and walls, absorbs and softens sound to create a more serene home with industry-leading acoustic performance in a variety of applications - Interior wall insulation sizing
TimberBatt is flexible, durable, semi-rigid—suitable for all above grade applications and sized for 16” o.c. and 24” o.c. wood and steel cavities in 3”, 3.5”, 5.5”, 6”, and 7.25” thicknesses - Safe to install, safe for your family, safe for the earth
Applications
Applications
Comfortable, quieter rooms start with natural, nontoxic TimberBatt wood fiber insulation batts. See how our batting insulation offers a renewable, recyclable alternative to fiberglass and mineral wool.
Cutting Tools
Cutting Tools
Having the right knife makes all the difference! Here is a selection of the best cutting knives for our TimberBatt product. Other insulation knives with large scalloped blades may also work well, but you may find cutting to be difficult with the red-handled mineral wool batt knife.
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| Bahco Insulation Saw | Custom TimberBatt Knife | Linzen TimberBatt Knife |
Check out this Cutting Demonstration on Instagram to see the knives in action!
Installation
Best practices for installation are provided in both written and video formats for your convenience:
