eShield™ VS. Ordinary Insulation
See the dramatic thermal performance improvement that eShield™ attic energy barrier can provide in your home.
In these photos, an identical heat source is applied to two installations: one with R-19 mass insulation only, and one with the same mass insulation covered by a single layer of eShield™ attic energy barrier.
| 72.9 / 72.9 | 73.2 / 99.0 | 75.9 / 140.6 |
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| R-value measures only the resistance to conduction and convection, but almost all of the energy lost in your home is through emission – radiant heat transfer. “E-value” (the ability to prevent radiant heat transfer) is far more important than R-value in evaluating an insulation system. eShield™ Attic Energy Barrier has a much higher E-value than any form of mass insulation. | ||
More about Attic energy Barrier
- Attic Energy Barrier

- Home Energy Loss
- The Science
- R-value VS. E-value
- eShield™ VS. Ordinary Insulation
- Installation Strategies
- Frequently Asked Questions
Department of Energy tests show that eShield™ attic energy barrier can deliver more energy savings than twelve inches of additional fiberglass insulation.








