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"It was no surprise that air krete® showed up best."
Environ-A Magazine for Ecological Living & Health Issue 11 page 14 Comparing the insulation: USA Today Newspaper March 15, 1991 page 48
Recommended product "air krete®"
Environmental by Design By David Roussoe
air krete® has been endorsed by the National Park Service and is listed on their database of Environmentally Sustainable Products.
Three of the four lecturers of the National Association of Home Builders Convention in Las Vegas, Nevada, January, 1992 recommended using air krete® for insulation during the "Healthy House" symposium.
"air krete's winning combination of high R-value, resistance to fire and vermin, and the ability as a foam to seal all cavities effectively sold us on the material."
Solar Today May - June 1993 page 19
Foamed in Place Insulation - air krete® synthetics.
Sustainable Design Resource Guide 1995 Edition Published by AIA Denver Environmental Committee Division 07
"The insulation made from glass or air krete® are probably better choices than those of synthetics."
The Healthy House John Bower page 222
The National Audubon Society headquarters used air krete® for insulation.
In Business May-June 1992
"Avoid fiberglass batts. Recommended: air krete®."
Healthful House Clint Good AIA with Debra Lynn Dadd 17200 Insulation
"air krete® carries our highest environmental recommendations."
Environmental Products Guide 1995 Edition Published by E2 Los Angeles, California
Recommended products: "air krete®".
Guide to Resource Efficient Building Elements 1995 Edition Published by the Center for Resourceful Building Technology
"Material: fiberglass insulation. Problem: Glass wool dust is a possible carcinogen, phenol formaldehyde resin binder. Excellent alternative: air krete®, a nontoxic cementitious foam."
Progressive Architecture March 1991 page 60
"Insulation - Alternative: air krete®."
The Healthy Home Linda Mason Hunter page 145
Fine Homebuilding Spring 1992 page 68
"air krete® cementitious foam has some characteristics that make it stand distinctly apart from the crowd."
Fine Homebuilding October/November 1989 page 39
"Manufacturers: air krete®"
Nontoxic, Natural, & Earthwise Debra Lynn Dadd page 35
"Resources: air krete® foamed in place insulation."
The Natural House Book David Pearson page 273
"air krete® - some synthetics are safer."
East West Magazine September 1989 page 44
New York Times Newspaper January 12, 1992 Architect Paul Bierman Lytle of Environmental Outfitters uses air krete® for insulation.
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