HVAC

HVAC insulation is a necessary product in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems for both code and functionality purposes. HVAC insulation is composed of materials to reduce heat transfer and regulate temperatures. It is usually flexible and pliable so that it can be formed to fit different HVAC system components, which can be big or small, round or square.

Various parts of HVAC systems, such as ducts and pipes, are usually required by building codes to be insulated. This is because HVAC insulation helps to improve HVAC system performance, which then creates an energy-efficient structure.

The materials that are used to manufacture HVAC insulation are chosen for their thermal resistance, durability, and flexibility. Common HVAC insulation materials include fiberglass, mineral wool, and foam board.

Each insulation material has different benefits, such as fiberglass being cost-effective and mineral wool being fire resistant. Sometimes several materials are used to create an HVAC insulation product. All materials that are used to manufacture HVAC insulation serve to maintain temperature control efficiently within HVAC systems so they can function properly.

Crossroads C&I is a leading distributor of insulation products throughout Canada. We’re the trusted partner for key stakeholders needing an insulation supplier. From contractors to engineers and architects, we’re known for delivering top-notch, cost-effective HVAC insulation products and accessories.

With our complete line of HVAC insulation products, we’re your one-stop-shop for products that are designed for outstanding thermal and acoustical performance. What’s more, we’re exclusive about the brands that we carry, including Johns Manville, so that you’re only supplied with the best HVAC insulation products available.

While HVAC systems are essential for temperature control in commercial structures, the systems must also be protected for functionality purposes. HVAC insulation does just that and also provides other benefits such as:

• Energy efficiency by reducing heat transfer (this is great for lowering utility costs!).


• Temperature consistency for comfortable indoor settings.


• Noise reduction through the absorption of sounds with the selected insulation materials.


• Improved indoor air quality by controlling moisture and preventing mold growth.

Insulation comes in all different forms, shapes, and sizes. It can be made using various materials and there is insulation that is specifically used for HVAC purposes. With HVAC systems commonly being complex arrangements of ducts in different shapes and sizes, it’s important that the insulation is flexible to fit to those systems.

Examples of insulation that is used for HVAC include fiberglass, mineral wool, and foam board insulation. There are also other types of insulation for HVAC made from foil-faced materials for reflecting heat and wrap insulation that helps to conserve energy in duct work.