Fastest Method for Insulating & Framing Your Shipping Container | InSoFast® CX-44 Side Wall Panel

Perfectly molded to fit your shipping container corrugations, The CX44 InSoFast Panel provides performance value of a continuous R-11 wall.
The ease of simply using a few materials and tools to fully install the panels will help you save time, cut cost, and reduce labor. In just a few steps, your shipping container can be fully framed and insulated just by using InSoFast.
Performs well and keeps your container at a perfect temperature despite super hot summers and freezing cold winters.
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[@2fuzy]

I used to do ICFs and this reminds me of them however the quote I received for materials to do a 40hc was more then the cost to have it done in spray foam

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

We got our start coming from the ICF industry! Our panels' built in stud adhere directly to a CMU wall. How much was the spray foam build? Did that cost also include the framing??

[@markronck3415]

Must of been videoed in FL.

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

Yes, it was!

[@PlasmaBurns]

still leaves lots of air gaps on the metal. Lots of places for moisture to build. Mold to grow, rust to destroy.

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

Hmm. What makes you say that? What framing and insulation method would you consider to be better?

[@TheYvesable]

yes, this sucks. Expansive foam is much better.

[@keyoumarsmobasser476]

@@insofast-continuous-insulationclose Cell foam…. All metal building contractors are recommending that!!! Metal buildings and Condensation are a problem. Close Cell Foam….😎😎😎

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

@@TheYvesable Hey, we are always open to this type of discussion! Why do you prefer expansive foam methods over EPS?

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

@@keyoumarsmobasser476 We are not opposed to closed cell spray foam! If it's installed right, it makes for a dream insulator. But we created our panels as a non-toxic, simple (DIY friendly) way to insulate AND frame the interior in less steps!

[@anamalle8722]

Can you do exterior insulation and live the inside the way it is?

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

yes, you can

[@ericgrajeda2671]

So after you put the foam on the exterior do you do the siding and flashing?

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

Yes, the panels have electrical raceways and built in framing, the are ready to finish.

[@markronck3415]

So can you install these panels on the outside? Thinking I might want to put on wood panels on the outside over the insulation.

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

Yes, you can use these panels on the exterior of the containers.

[@gregwittal]

Why not cut the hooks off and save the insulation ?

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

It's easier/faster/more DIY friendly and doesn't waste much foam out of the panel. I guess you COULD cut the hooks!

[@robvittitoe9096]

How much would it cost to do a 12 foot section of a 40 foot container wall, ceiling,&back wall?

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

Pricing is all right here! www.insofast.com/products/container-insulation-products

[@lynetteprimeaualharris9795]

But what about condensation?? Shouldn’t you have a vapor/water barrier somehow?

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

That's all engineered into the panel!

[@keyoumarsmobasser476]

@@insofast-continuous-insulationAll metal buildings Have Condensation….. Fact, Ask any metal building contractor. U must use Close Cell Foam….Good luck to U

[@youjustgottadrum]

If it were cheaper I would.

[@insofast-continuous-insulation]

Show us some cost comparisons! We're always trying to keep our prices as low as we can! Our panels include the framing + insulation...what methods have you used in the past?