Project Background
This case study is about a spray foam insulation project for an aircraft hangar completed by one of our leading customers, Spray Foam Australia. It delves into the insulation process, its benefits, and the positive effects of creating a secure and comfortable environment for the aircraft and personnel.

Challenges:
The expansive size of the aircraft hangar and its lack of insulation left valuable aircraft and equipment vulnerable to adverse weather conditions and dust ingress. Additionally, discomfort among personnel working on vehicles, planes, and machinery within the hangar posed a significant challenge.

Methodology/Solution:
R2.0 Closed Cell Spray Foam was applied at a thickness of 48mm and chosen for its exceptional insulating properties and airtightness. The insulation was meticulously applied to all walls and the hangar’s roof.

Outcome:
Insulating with R2.0 Closed Cell Spray Foam has brought numerous benefits to the aircraft hangar. The insulation’s airtight nature ensures superior protection for aircraft and equipment, safeguarding them from adverse weather conditions and enhancing their safety and longevity. Moreover, the improved thermal regulation creates a comfortable working environment for personnel, facilitating efficient maintenance and operations within the hangar.

Conclusion:
The airtight seal provided by the R2.0 Closed Cell Spray Foam significantly enhanced protection against the elements. This ensured that aircraft, equipment, and personnel were shielded from extreme temperatures, moisture, and other environmental factors, extending the lifespan and maintaining the quality of belongings. The successful insulation initiative is a testament to the proactive measures taken to enhance protection and comfort within the aircraft hangar.