Foam Makers Face Class Action for Toxic Insulation
A nationwide class action has been initiated by two home owners against NCFI Polyurethanes and McGlaughlin Spray Foam Insulation Inc. alleging they sold toxic and defective spray polyurethane foam (SPF) insulation that can harm property and have adverse health effects. The complaint alleges that the Sealite and InsulStar brands of SPF manufactured by NCFI and installed by McGlaughlin are defective and emit toxic chemicals into the air, reports Law360 (subscription required). The plaintiffs claim the foam – marketed as nontoxic when inert – maintains toxicity