Hunter Panels, headquartered in Portland, Maine, has been the leader in thermal efficient Polyiso insulation for roof and wall applications since 1997. Thermal efficiency and sustainability are two cornerstones for Hunter Panels. Products contain no HFC’s, CFC’s or HCFC’s.
In addition, Hunter products are made using recycled materials, help reduce a buildings carbon footprint, has virtually no global warming potential and has zero ozone depleting potential. Hunter products have potential LEED credits optimizing energy performance, thermal comfort, building life-cycle impact reduction and more.
Flat Hunter products are approved for BUR, modified and single-ply roofing systems and are approved for direct application to steel decks. Specialty products for steep slope roofs include Cool-Vent and H-Shield NB. Cool-Vent allows for 75% lateral air movement and it optimal for cooling and ventilation through 92% open air space.
Hunter Panels Tapered Department hosts a variety of products including tapered 4’ X 4’ and extended 4’ X 8’ panels and pre-cut hips and valleys. The 4’ X 4’ Target Sump and 8’ X 8’ Hinged Target Sump can save up to 74% in material and waste costs. The staff will work from start to finish to engineer and design a system for any roof configuration and drainage system.
Hunter Panels currently manufactures its product from seven facilities in New York, Illinois, Florida, Texas, Utah, Washington and Pennsylvania.
Join Heidi J. Ellsworth for a Coffee Conversations that hits the heart of the roofing industry: giving back through roofing foundations. Sponsored by Hunter Panels, this episode welcomes Trent Cotney and industry foundation representatives including Kelly Van Winkle, president of the Roofing Alliance; Chuck Chapman, chairman of Davis Memorial Foundation; ...
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Join Heidi J. Ellsworth for a Coffee Conversations that hits the heart of the roofing industry: giving back through roofing foundations. Sponsored by Hunter Panels, this episode welcomes Trent Cotney and industry foundation representatives including Kelly Van Winkle, president of the Roofing Alliance; Chuck Chapman, chairman of Davis Memorial Foundation; ...
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This presentation speaks to current code requirements involving “ci”, delving into the relationship between continuous insulation and other performance components within the wall assembly. We will discuss how sound building envelope design addresses thermal performance, proper air and water management, and fire performance needs within wall assemblies. To support advancements ...
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Rooftop Insulation with Hunter Panels
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Hinged Target Sump vs. Field Fabricated Sump
Tapered 101
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