The package comparison
Polar Cub includes walls rated R30, a floor rated R35 and an attic rated R60. Polar Bear increases those values to R40 walls, R40 floor and R80 attic. Polar Extreme provides R60 walls, R60 floor and R100 attic. Keep the three parts of the envelope together when comparing packages; a wall value alone does not describe the complete selection.
Start with the included package
The included Polar Cub package gives every model discussion a clear starting point. If you are comparing proposals, ask which insulation package is included in the quoted price and whether an upgrade is listed separately. This makes the scope easier to understand and prevents an optional package from being mistaken for the base specification.
Discuss the upgrade in the context of your project
Bring the selected model, project location, intended occupancy and budget to the conversation. Review the package alongside the specified windows and doors, ventilation and heating equipment. These are distinct choices within the home. The R-values above describe the insulation packages; they are not a prediction of a household’s utility bill. Energy use also reflects the home’s size, weather and how it is operated.
Record your selection before production
PolarMax360 is Polar Maxima’s insulation offering. When preparing your order, have the chosen package identified by name and by its wall, floor and attic values. Confirm the upgrade price, if applicable, within the proposal. Separate component sales are planned for the future; the website’s current building-package information should not be read as a live standalone insulation store.
