Truly Sustainable Materials.

Pioneering biobased insulation manufactured from industrial hemp and natural fibers.

Changing the way we experience insulation.

About Hempitecture

Changing the way we experience insulation.

About Hempitecture

We produce healthier, more sustainable alternatives to conventional, toxic thermal insulation. Hempitecture manufactures building materials that significantly reduce embodied carbon in the built environment by using rapidly renewable plant-based feedstocks that are carbon capturing, and restore rural agriculture at scale

Whole Home Thermal & Acoustic Insulation Solutions

Making a measurable difference

Impact

Hemp is a carbon-capturing, soil-regenerating crop that requires no pesticides, no fertilizers, little water to farm and restores rural agriculture at scale. Hemp sequesters ~9 TONS of CO2/acre during it’s growing season. Rapidly Renewable / Carbon Capturing / Low Energy to Produce

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Our Values

People-health

Our products contain no formaldehyde, glass fibers, asbestos, CFCs, HFC, or HCFCs

Planet-health

Products made from carbon-sequestering, rapidly renewable feedstock.

High-perfomance

R-3.7/in with high dimensional stability, no-itch and easy to install.

Sustainable

Hemp requires very little water to grow, and sequesters 9 tons of CO2 per acre during it’s growing season.

US Made

Based in Jerome, ID. with distribution warehouses across the US.

Featured Products

Hempwool

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HempWool

Hempcrete

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Hempcrete

What Our Clients Are Saying

Blog

Hempitecture's pathway to a new facility in the Tennessee
Company News

Hempitecture Awarded $8.42 Million from the Department of Energy

Hempitecture is proud to announce ...
Shoshone Bannock Tribe
Educational Insights

Hemp’s Deep Connection to Native Americans

Hemp, one of the earliest ...
Non-toxic insulation
Educational Insights

Non-Toxic Insulation is Nuanced

The concept of non-toxic insulation ...
Hemp Fiber vs Wood Fiber
Educational Insights

Hemp Fiber Insulation vs. Wood Fiber

As the world pivots toward ...
HempWool Life Cycle Assessment
HempWool

HempWool® Life Cycle Assessment 

This report provides detailed documentation ...
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Environmental Impact

Sustainability Action Plan

As Hempitecture grapples with the ...

Awards

2023

Cascadia Cleantech Accelerator logo

Standout Company

2023

Forbes logo

30 Under 30: Manufacturing and Industry

2023

Northwest Eco Building Guild logo

Most Innovative Project

Faq

Plant fiber insulation is a sustainable material that can help build a better world by contributing to our health, saving energy, and storing carbon dioxide. Biobased natural building products are designed to provide an alternative to traditional insulation materials and lower the impact of embodied carbon. Hemp is a carbon-capturing, soil-regenerating crop that requires no pesticide/fertilizers, little water to farm and restores rural agriculture at scale.

Ordering HempWool insulation is easy.

Check out Buy.Hempitecture.com or simply browse our Shop on our website and add the desired size and quantities (in sq.ft.) to your cart from there you can choose to have the materials delivered or you can arrange getting the materials yourselves and one of distribution hubs. Follow the checkout process, providing the necessary shipping and billing information, and complete your purchase. For any assistance or special requests, feel free to contact our sales team at sales@hempitecture.com or give us a ring at (208) 218-8698.

Our production facility is located in Jerome, Idaho and we have 5 distribution centers around the country. We are working hard to open a second manufacturing facility on the East Coast in 2025.

We have whole home solutions for thermal and acoustic insulation. Whether it’s in your roof, continuous rigid exterior boards, in-cavity batt, or carpet underlayment, our products can insulate every aspect of your home.

Please reach out to sales@hempitecture.com for the latest resources.

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