Can Your Insulation Installer Recognize Asbestos?
February 15, 2010 by ACG
Filed under Ceiling, Featured, Household Asbestos, Insulation, Opinion
This is the most dangerous form of asbestos and should not be disturbed under any circumstances, unless it is being removed by a suitably qualified asbestos removalist.
Asbestos Paper Insulation
October 7, 2009 by ACG
Filed under Household Asbestos, Insulation
Asbestos paper insulation.
This material was used in homes and commercial buildings to insulate hot air heating ducts or air conditioning duct work. In early homes it may be found along the entire length of the duct exterior, but later was used only around the joints.
Pipe Lagging
October 7, 2009 by ACG
Filed under Household Asbestos, Insulation
Asbestos pipe lagging
Hot water or gas pipes were commonly “lagged”, or insulated with asbestos containing products (usually paper or rope) which frequently contain high levels of dangerous asbestos fibres. The lagging has often deteriorated significantly and poses a high risk.