Um, what, what is different about what you're talking about here today?

Yeah, so what we're talking about is basically, uh, you know, as I said, it's, it, it's an assembly that is insulated from the inside, but that still gives you the benefits of outside insulation.

So, uh, continuous insulation that cuts the thermal bridges and that gives you a perfect insulation and air barrier.

So, um, you know, traditionally, before the new energy efficiency code, uh, you know, w- we would say, "Okay, I need an R-20, I need an R-24." So, you know, you put a R-20 batt in the wall a- and that's it, you meet code.

But now, since the thermal bridges need to be dealt with, they need to be taken into account, it's not this total R-value that we need to meet anymore, it's the effective R-value that takes into consideration all this heat transfer through the structural members.

So the way we tackle it from the inside, uh, with the D-MAX wall is, is, is very simple.

Uh, traditionally we would have, for example, our studs.

Yeah.