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Homes are increasingly sick. Sheep wool provides an unparalleled solution to an increasing challenge in the built environment.  “All other forms of insulation are unhealthy at best, toxic at worst and ineffective by comparison.”

Havelock Wool Insulation Improves Indoor Air Quality:

• Wool insulation does not off-gas harmful chemicals.
• Wool fibers serve as an air filter.
• The amino acids in wool insulation bond with (and lock up) harmful chemicals such as formaldehyde, nitrogen oxide and sulphur dioxide on a molecular level.
• Wool is hypo-allergenic – making it well-suited for those who are chemically sensitive.
• The EPA suggests that indoor air quality is 2-5x worse than outdoor.

Havelock Wool Insulation Manages Moisture

• Wool fibers manage moisture by absorbing and releasing moisture against 65% relative humidity.
• Wool prevents condensation by generating heat from energy, making it warm when wet.
• Moisture is inevitable; wool’s inherent management capabilities allow for longer lasting products.
• Wool is a keratin and will not support the growth of mold.

Havelock Wool Insulation Absorbs Sound

• Wool exceeds other forms of insulation as an acoustic buffer.
• Sheep’s wool absorbs 90 & 95% of airborne sound.
• Unique visco-elasctic properties of wool assist in the conversion of sound energy to heat
• The fibrous nature of a wool fiber means that, unlike many other materials, wool products can reduce airborne sound, surface noise and sound transmission all at the same time.

Havelock Wool Insulation Lifecycle

Installing Havelock loose sheep wool insulation is a little different than other loose fiber products. Watch this video for installation tips:

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