FiberFill: Natural Fiber Blow-In Insulation for Sustainable Building

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FiberFill — our latest innovation in natural fiber insulation. Engineered from cellulosic fibers and made from FSC-certified wood chip residues, FiberFill is a carbon-negative blow-in insulation designed for high performance, safety, and environmental impact reduction.

Ideal for Builders and Architects

FiberFill is already being specified by leading builders and architects focused on sustainable construction materials. It’s recently been featured in industry publications like Building Enclosures and Walls & Ceilings, highlighting its growing adoption as a reliable whole-building insulation solution. ArchiExpo also featured Hempitecture family of products, including our efforts with NYSERDA to bring blow-in insulation to New York!

Why Choose Natural Fiber Insulation?

  • Made from renewable, FSC-certified wood chips
  • Stores CO² instead of emitting it
  • Resists fire, mold, corrosion, and fungi
  • Odorless, and safe to handle

High R-Value & Moisture Regulation

FiberFill offers an impressive R-value of 3.7 per inch, making it a top choice for energy-efficient construction. Its natural ability to regulate moisture enhances indoor air quality and building durability, while its non-toxic, VOC-free formulation promotes occupant health.

FiberFill natural blow in insulation

Superior Blow-In Performance

FiberFill is available in 11.3 kg (25 lb) compressed bags and designed for seamless, gap-free installation. Its micro-fibrillated cellulose fibers interlock during application to minimize settling:

  • 48 kg/m³ density in closed cavities for maximum stability
  • 24.4 kg/m³ density in open attics for cost-effective coverage

Applied with the same method and equipment as paper cellulose, without the debris and with reduced dust!

Learn More About FiberFill Installation

FiberFill attic installation

Interested in how FiberFill is installed? Check out our FiberFill Installation Guide here. Or take a quick glance at the Technical Data Sheet.

🔗 Contact us today — we’re happy to help you build better with natural insulation.

Heck Yes!

FiberFill marks a major milestone in Hempitecture’s journey toward offering whole-building sustainable solutions. Adding a natural fiber blow-in insulation product to our portfolio is a clear step forward in realizing our vision of replacing traditional building materials with natural, carbon-negative alternatives. We’re not just innovating — we’re challenging the status quo, creating high-performance materials that are better for people and the planet. And we’re just getting started — stay tuned for exciting new product characteristics and enhancements coming later this summer.

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