Has anyone used Atlas - Energy Shield polyiso?

[Adryan F]

I'm in the Las Vegas area. RMax is doable, but I'm reading some issues about it in this group. 

Thermax in near impossible to get and almost double in expense because it requires special order, large amounts, and comes from the east coast. 

My buddy is a manager at Home Depot and their special order people gave me Atlas Energy Shield as an alternative. The specs look about right the price is about spot on. I'm just wondering if anyone has every used this product before?

Good, bad, indifferent?

They have 3 different tiers:

Energy Shield

http://www.atlasroofing.com/tabbed.php?section_url=15

Energy Shield Pro

http://www.atlasroofing.com/tabbed.php?section_url=487

Energy Shield Pro2

http://www.atlasroofing.com/tabbed.php?section_url=487

Any feedback is greatly appreciated!

[Vladimir Khodel]

Since with these panels you have to choose which side faces out some of the no-waste cutting layouts may no longer work for you, especially in larger thicknesses with beveling.

YMMV,

Vladimir

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[dylan toymaker]

The page I looked at for atlas energy shield said it was closed cell polyisocyanate... So atlas is available, affordable, functional and potentially deadly flammable - equivalent to rmax and not thermax.

D

[Rummy Kun]

Thermax is the only board that has a fiber reinforced core which makes it stronger and more rigid. Therm-all can order bundles of 29 for $41 a piece for 1.5"