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Question: Does this insulation need to be against the metal garage panels or leave an air gap to reflect the summer sun's heat? I need it to reflect heat
Document: I used this to insulate the roof of my cold frame. It was the perfect dimensions to do so with very little waste, and I love that it became a bug barrier as well as insulation. Just a wonderful product to create an air and moisture barrier.
I bought this Reflectix BP24025 24-Inch by 25-Feet Bubble Pack Insulation to use to insulate a hose on a portable air conditioner that I have upstairs. Due to HOA rules the hose can't be in the window so I had to run the hose to an air vent in the ceiling.
Needed something for the outside of my trailer windows to reflect the heat. Had tried similar products and they just shredded too fast-did not stand up to the wind, had to re-secure & re-secure. This is a heavier weight than what I used before and so far, so good. Will report back if does not perform as hoped. :)
It is light and well designed product for insulation. You can cut to the size or shape you need. It is also reasonablypriced.
skeptical at first, very thin and lightweight. Installed on inside of garage doors-easy and quick. Used double-sided tape from orange big box store paint department. The sun hits my garage doors and the heat in closed garage is almost unbearable. This stuff made an immediate difference. Reduced temperature significantly. It is also apparently more reflective than the paint on the inside of the doors, so the garage is brighter with the same lighting. The big surprise to me though, was the reduction in noise.
I just love how easily this Reflectix made the task of creating an insulted cat shelter! Tons left on the role for many other projects, not expensive at all, and really works to insulate and reflect back body heat or keep any heat in. Very pliable, easy to form around curves and secured easily with strong duct tape. Added an outdoor-safe heater to the shelter and the cat is happy as can be. She hardly leaves the shelter now!
My wife also independently said the same thing. I also used some of the insulation to cover the access hatch to the attic inside the house. The access is in a small closet which was always rather warm (Texas is very hot almost all year) but I noticed afterward the closet is now the same temperature as the rest of the house. I have some left over and am deciding where I can best use it. Inexpensive, east to install, lightweight, and great heat barrier.
Fabulous for making window panels for a camper van conversion. Add suction cups. Roll up when not in use. This definitely kept the heat in when camping in our van. One roll was exactly enough to cover all windows in a Toyota Sienna.
this is so easy to use I could  hang it by myself ;am very happy with the results,I didn't need gloves or a haz mat suit
This product is easy to use anywhere you need reflective light. Easy to cut with scissors or razor blade. Just set into place and use a staple gun or glue!
Answer: yes