InSoFast

Before the foam goes in, the electrical needs a plan.

This container interior build shows a couple ways to route and secure wiring when using the InSoFast X-Bracket System.

The wiring can be held in place using the built-in electrical clips, or zip ties can be added to the furring strips for extra security before spray foam is installed.

Either way, the goal is to keep the electrical layout clean, organized, and protected from movement during the spray foam process.

A simple detail that makes the rest of the container build easier to finish.

We're sure you knew this but everyone panics when they see sprayfoam on the exterior. Sprayfoam isn’t just the insulation.

When high-density closed-cell spray foam is installed on the exterior, it can handle four major jobs at once: water, air, v***r, and thermal control. All in one application...

You are still reducing layers, steps, and labor in the long run.

And that's even before we talk about the X-Bracket System...

The air gap matters.

With the X-Bracket System, the wall assembly doesn’t stop at the spray foam. The brackets help create the depth for closed-cell foam while leaving a clear path for furring strips and the exterior finish.

That space behind the cladding is what helps create cross ventilation and drying potential - especially important when you’re building with continuous exterior insulation.

It’s a small detail that makes the whole wall assembly work smarter.

From the trade show floor to the jobsite.

Here’s the X-Bracket System going up in a real basement - creating the framework for closed-cell spray foam and a better-performing insulated wall and a new livable space.

Basement air quality starts with the a better wall assembly.

With the X-Bracket System that adhere directly to concrete walls, closed-cell spray foam, and proper ventilation, builders can help reduce air leaks, manage moisture, and create a better-performing basement environment.

Insulation matters - but the details around it matter too!

By moving insulation to the exterior and out of the cavities, you help reduce thermal bridging, increase r-values, and give the wall assembly a better chance to dry because it will have proper ventilation.

That’s the building science behind the X-Bracket System/Batt-Bracket family.

Energy codes are changing, and builders need better ways to reach higher R-values without making the wall assembly harder than it needs to be.

From Batt-Brackets to X-Brackets to InSoFast panels, our systems are designed to make continuous insulation more practical across walls, roofs, basements, and more.