Spray Foam Used to Create Climate Controlled Environment in Wine Cellar

Spray Foam Used to Create Climate Controlled Environment in Wine Cellar

Spray foam’s unique properties allow it to be used in a variety of applications in addition to standard insulation and roofing. One example of an innovative use of spray foam is to create a climate controlled environment for wine storage. Western Pacific Roofing of Palm Springs, CA has used SPF for this purpose many times before. The video below shows a wine cellar they recently sprayed in a house in Big Horn, an exclusive residential community in Palm Desert, CA. Western Pacific applied 3 ½” of Corbond closed cell spray foam on the walls and lid of the wine room. This was the fourth wine room that they have sprayed for this particular builder, Homme Construction, including one inside a restaurant.

“The builders turn to spray foam insulation for all their wine rooms due to its unique ability to create a climate controlled environment while also providing a vapor barrier,” says Jill Ludvickson of Western Pacific. “We are able to come in and spray the wine room in one day, giving the customer their insulation and vapor barrier all at once.”

View the video below:

About Western Pacific Corp.
Western Pacific Roofing Corp. is a full service roofing contractor in business since 1949. The company offers a wide range of services including commercial and residential, new construction, reroof, repair, custom metal work, roof drains, waterproofing and reflective coating. In addition to spray polyurethane foam, they specialize in the installation, repair and maintenance of the following roofing systems: architectural standing seam metal asphalt, wooden shingles and shakes, hot applied and cold process built-up roofing, modified bitumen, single-ply systems, slate and tile. Visit www.westpacroof.com for more info.

Added On: Nov 30, 2010
Categories: Foam Systems
Tags: spray foam industry

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