Definitions: F - Insulation & vapor sealing

Fahrenheit

Fahrenheit is a temperature measurement unit. Water freezes at 32 degrees Fahrenheit and boils at 212 degrees Fahrenheit.

References - Fahrenheit

See the following for additional Fahrenheit information:

• Insulation Handbook McGraw-Hill, November 2000, Richard T. Bynum, ISBN 71589856
• Thermal Insulation Building Guide Krieger Publishing Company; Original edition, February 1990, Edin F. Strother, William C. Turner, ISBN 088275985X
• The JLC Guide To Moisture Control: Practical Details for Durable Buildings Journal of Light Construction, October 2007, Editors of the Journal of Light Construction, ISBN 192858036X
• A Builder's Guide to Residential Foundation Insulation United States Department of Energy, December 2009, Editorial Staff
• Insulating a New House Oak Ridge National Laboratory, December 2009, Editorial Staff

Service Professionals that can help with Fahrenheit issues

• Insulation Contractor
• Handyman
• Energy Auditor
• Handy Person

Common projects involving Fahrenheit

• Home Energy Efficiency Upgrade
• Add On to Home
• Remodel Garage To Room
• Makeover Basement

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