Does Tripolymer® foam emit any toxic gasses during installation or when subjected to high temperatures?

No. When tested in accordance with the Federal Hazardous Substances Act, Tripolymer®'s by-products of combustion are significantly less toxic than those produced by the burning of white pine... a common wood used extensively in residential home construction. When tested for hazardous materials as listed in the EPA's Emergency Planning Community Right to Know Act under sections 311 & 312, test results show no toxic materials were detected, and combined aldehyde were again undetected at a level of 0.0007%.

No. When tested in accordance with the Federal Hazardous Substances Act, Tripolymer's by-products of combustion are significantly less toxic than those produced by the burning of white pine... a common wood used extensively in residential home construction. More.

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