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Making Air Barriers that Work:
Why and How to Tighten Up Buildings
An air barrier is any material that is impermeable to airflow, including drywall, closed-cell foam insulation, peel-and-stick membranes, oriented-strand board, and many other materials with very low measurements for air permeability. Making an air barrier part of a building means more than just specifying certain materials, however. The air barrier needs...
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