Air Vapor Barrier Box

Low voltage wiring application.

Air vapor barrier box.

Air leaks can occur around electrical boxes in exterior walls and ceilings sometimes carrying water vapor that can condense in the wall and attic cavity leading to rotting mold growth and an increased heating and air conditioning load. For extra protection against moisture the membrain continuous air barrier and smart vapor retarder is your weapon of choice. This helps control heating costs in the winter and cooling costs in the summer. The factory controlled thickness of the membrane ensures uniform barrier properties and the woven polypropylene film increases strength and has a non skid surface suitable for the bonding of subsequent layers.

The vapor barrier box is designed to meet the energy efficiency requirements of modern homes. It was invented for use in energy efficient airtight housing. The job of both air barriers and vapor barriers is to prevent moisture from forming at that critical point they just do it in completely different ways. This lessco air vapor barrier box is designed to attach to a wall or ceiling frame and can contain up to 3.

It lets wall cavities dry out to help prevent mold. The rule for vapor barrier installation in cold climates is to have it on the interior with at least 2 3rds of your insulation on the outside of the vapour barrier. The ceiling box comes with an adjustable hanger bar for ease. The lessco air vapor barrier box can be used in many different configurations.

But it can be used in outside walls and ceilings. The lessco air vapor barrier box was developed in 1985 by stephen lentz an airtight homebuilder at that time. The lessco air vapor barrier box eliminates air leakage through electrical boxes prevents moisture damage in walls and ceilings improves energy efficiency. In winter when humidity is low it continues.

In summer when humidity is high it increases permeability so that moisture can escape as air tightness is maintained. Roll with dimensions of 39 x 100. The product has been on the market and used throughout the united states including alaska since 1985. They feature a foam gasket that provides a vapor tight seal preventing the free flow of air through the box.

F5 air vapor barrier is available in a 325 sq.