Prevent air-infiltration with Nail-on Vapor Box from Arlington

Arlington

 

August 16, 2018

Arlington’s non-metallic, non-conductive Vapor Box offers quick, nail-on installation in new construction.

Easy to use with single 1/2″ or 5/8″ drywall, this device box has gaskets that prevent air infiltration inside, and help you meet International Energy Conservation Codes (IECC), and others as necessary.

For added convenience and time-savings:
– Nails ship captive…
– NM cable connector’s installed…
– Gasket material is pre-attached to flanges, and there’s no assembly required!

Plus, the built-in gasketed flange has ultra-thin alignment tabs so there’s
NO DRYWALL BULGE.

UL Listed • UV rated • 2-hour Fire Rating

For more information http://www.aifittings.com/catalog/specialty-boxes/one-box-vapor-boxes-for-devices/FN101F

 

 

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