insofast insulation panel 2” x24”x48”

The InSoFast UX 2.0 panel measures 2 inches thick by 24 inches wide by 48 inches long, delivering continuous R-8.5 EPS insulation, integrated polypropylene studs at 16 inches on center, and built-in electrical raceways.

Traditional interior framing loses up to 30 percent of its thermal performance to thermal bridging across wood or metal studs in North American basements. Builders and remodelers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico use 2-inch interlocking expanded polystyrene (EPS) panels to combine framing, continuous insulation, and electrical channels into an all-in-one step.

If you only do one thing: Interlock panels horizontally in a running-bond pattern across concrete or masonry substrates using modified polymer construction adhesive applied directly along the rear stud ribs.

• Thermal Performance: Each 2x24x48-inch UX 2.0 panel delivers a continuous thermal barrier rated at R-8.5 (with a 15 pounds per square inch compressive rating), preventing thermal shorts caused by standard framing.
• Integrated Framing Studs: Co-molded high-density polypropylene studs spaced at 16 inches on-center provide secure fastening points for drywall, wood paneling, or exterior siding without rotting or conducting cold.
• Electrical Raceways: Pre-formed horizontal and vertical conduits allow trades to pull 14/2 or 12/2 non-metallic sheathed (NM-B) wire throughout the wall assembly without drilling studs or breaching the thermal boundary.
• Moisture Drainage Channels: Built-in rear drainage channels prevent trapped moisture against concrete foundation walls by allowing hydrostatic condensation to weep away safely to the perimeter drainage.
• Interlocking Edges: Tongue-and-groove profile edges lock each 8-square-foot panel tightly together, eliminating thermal air leakage and maintaining alignment without extra corner framing.

• Watch out for: Uneven or severely bowed masonry substrates exceeding 3/8-inch variations, which require shimming behind the studs or secondary mechanical fasteners during adhesive cure.
• Watch out for: Using solvent-based adhesives that degrade EPS foam rather than manufacturer-approved heavy-duty polyurethane or polymer panel adhesives.
• Watch out for: Local energy building codes in colder climate zones requiring higher thermal minimums (such as continuous R-10 or R-15), which may necessitate thicker panel assemblies or supplemental continuous layers.

Measure total wall square footage, calculate panel counts with a 10 percent waste allowance, and order sample packs or project quotes online or by calling InSoFast support at (888) 501-7899.

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