Bubble Foil Roof Insulation

Ecofoil double bubble white insulation is very thin 1 4 to 5 16 with a foil surface on one side and a white surface on the other.

Bubble foil roof insulation.

This is the only product that we sell that is rated for use under concrete slabs. Bubble foil insulation adds a layer of insulating air to the radiant barrier provided by the foil. Bubble foil insulation can be put onto pipes hot water heaters stud walls roofing and basements. The insulation not only works well to reflect radiant heat but it also works as a vapor barrier preventing condensation which can cause mold.

This product like sheet foil should be installed with the foil side facing the metal roofing. Our insulation can be used for both new construction and existing buildings. 1 4 5 16 nominal thickness of foil bubble insulation. Between joist insulation between joist insulation is made from the same material as our top selling double bubble product.

Important you must tape any seams on the insulation. Highly reflective foil facing. Ecofoil double bubble foil insulation is primarily used for pole barns metal buildings basement walls crawl spaces and storage units. 4 7 out of 5 stars 291 28 88 28 88.

This insulation is rated and tested by reflectivity and emissivity. It is 96 reflective and 4 emmissive meaning the product only allows 4 of radiant heat to pass through it. By doing this the product acts as one sheet and maintains the moisture barrier. The only thing that makes this product special is that it is pre cut to either 16 or 24 widths and includes staple tabs along both sides for easily attaching it.

Double bubble reflective foil insulation. There is also bubble foil bubble insulation especially designed for under concrete slabs. 48 in x 10 ft roll industrial strength commercial grade no tear radiant barrier wrap for weatherproofing attics windows garages rv s ducts more. 99 9 pure aluminum bonded to tear resistant polyethylene core and bubblewrap insulation.

The bubble layers protect the foil and give the necessary air gap to allow the foil to reflect the radiant energy.