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Thermal & Acoustic Insulation

Thermal Performance and Sound Control in One System

Ener-Spray Pacific applies spray-applied acoustic insulation and thermal insulation across Metro Vancouver and BC using glass fiber, cellulose, and sound stage systems for commercial and industrial projects.

What Is Thermal & Acoustical Insulation?

Spray-applied acoustic insulation also works as thermal insulation, controlling heat transfer and absorbing sound in the same layer. Depending on the material, these systems provide added R-value, help manage reverberation and echo, and create a continuous insulation layer across large or irregular surfaces.

Which system is right depends on the surface, performance requirements, finished appearance, and how the space will be used.

Glass Fiber Insulation
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Three Systems, One Goal

Glass fiber, cellulose, and sound stage systems all provide thermal and acoustical performance. They differ in finish, fiber, and the spaces they are built for.

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Glass Fiber Insulation

Glass Fiber

A spray-applied fiberglass insulation and coating system used in exposed commercial areas where thermal performance and sound absorption are required. The finished surface provides a continuous texture across large and irregular structures.

R-Value

R-4 / inch min.

Flame Spread

Low

Cost

Most cost-effective

Commonly Used In

Parkades and parking structures

Cellulose

A spray-applied insulation offering effective thermal performance and acoustical sound absorption. Cellulose can be installed across large surface areas and is commonly selected where acoustic control and thermal coverage are both priorities.

Performance

Thermal & acoustical

Finish

5+ standard, custom available

Value

Absorption

Commonly Used In

Open ceiling concepts

Offices

Gyms

Meeting rooms

Cellulose Insulation
Cellulose Insulation
Acoustical Ceilings
Acoustical Ceilings

Sound Stages

Designed for film, video sets, and broadcast sound stages. This system provides a dark, sound-absorbing finish that helps control reverberation, reflected sound, and unwanted noise across large production environments.

Finish

Film & broadcast

Performance

Superior absorption

Best For

Large-volume spaces

Commonly Used In

Film studios

Television studios

Recording studios

Broadcast & production facilities

Benefits of Thermal & Acoustical Insulation

Reduces energy loss and improves thermal performance

Improves acoustical comfort and sound control

Offers a range of standard and custom colour finishes

Suited to parkades, offices and sound-sensitive spaces

Delivers long-term durability and reliability

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Other Systems We Apply

Fireproofing

Mineral fiber and cementitious systems for concealed and exposed structural steel.

Intumescent Fireproofing Paint

Exposed architectural steel that needs a clean, finished look in virtually any color

Spray Foam Insulation

Closed-cell foam for exterior walls and ceilings, passive house projects.

Parkade Board Insulation

Vinyl-faced fiberglass board for slabs above heated spaces and soffits.

Blown-In Insulation

Thermal coverage for attics, wall cavities, and hard-to-reach ceiling spaces.

Why choose Ener-Spray Pacific?

Find out why Ener-Spray Pacific is the right choice for your fireproofing and insulation needs.

Need thermal or acoustic insulation in BC?

Talk to our team about glass fiber, cellulose, or sound stage systems for your project.

Specifying Thermal & Acoustical Insulation

Glass fiber is a strong choice for exposed commercial spaces requiring thermal and acoustical performance. Cellulose is well suited to projects where sound absorption and broad thermal coverage are priorities. Sound stage systems are designed specifically for film, broadcast, and other large-volume spaces requiring enhanced acoustic control.

Thermal performance depends on the selected system, installed thickness, substrate, and project requirements. Glass fiber systems can provide approximately R-4 per inch or greater, depending on the specified assembly.

Yes. These systems are designed to absorb sound and help reduce echo and reverberation. The level of acoustic performance depends on the selected material, application thickness, and characteristics of the space.

Depending on the selected system, standard and custom finish colors are available. This allows the insulation to work with the visual requirements of exposed commercial, industrial, or production spaces.

Pricing depends on the selected insulation system, required thickness, total application area, finish requirements, installation height, site access, and overall project conditions. Send us your drawings and specifications, and our team can review the scope and prepare a quote.