US Energy NASATECH (Pre-Cut for 16 Panel) 2 Car Garage Door Reflective Insulation Kit (R8) 1/4 thick w/ New And Improved Super Heavy Duty Double Sided Foam Tape Fits 16x7 16x8 18x7 18x8 Garage Doors
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- This is the upgraded 5/16 Foam Core with Super Duty Double Sided Foam Tape Two Car Garage Door kit that Creates an air pocket to obtain an R8 value insulation!!!
- Light Weight and Easy to install (no impact on garage door performance)
- Saves heating/cooling costs: (keeps the heat i during winter, keeps the heat out in the summer)
- Thickest Reflective foam core insulation on the market (5/16" thick) The other kits are 1/4 and less thick!
- Very clean, finished look!!! Non toxic / Non carcinogenic / Non Fiberglass
Description
Garage Door Reflective Insulation Kit (Made in the USA) Size (Fits Double Car Garage Doors up to 18ft) Material's Included in Kit: 4 Rolls of 18ft x 24inch Reflective Foam Core (5/16 thick) Heavy Duty Double Sided Foam Core Tape Step by Step Instructions Squeegie and Razor Phone Support Customer Service by Yours Truly Thank you
Brand: US Energy Products
Material: Polyurethane (PU)
Color: Silver
Product Dimensions: 216"L x 24"W
Item Thickness: 0.31 Inches
Brand: US Energy Products
Material: Polyurethane (PU)
Color: Silver
Product Dimensions: 216"L x 24"W
Item Thickness: 0.31 Inches
Recommended Uses For Product: Door,Car
UPC: 821456525226
Manufacturer: US Energy Products
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Weight: 8.13 pounds
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Package Quantity: 1
Batteries Included?: No
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: November 29, 2016
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We wanted a radiant barrier type of insulation rather than foam. Much more efficient and looks better. We completed the installation, with my wife helping, in about 5 hours. Easy to follow instructions and included everything. The tape is very strong and hope that with the heat it will not loose its adhesion. Before and after pictures attached show in process. We did vertical tape too and ran out. I contacted Michael directly and he sent out another roll that day N/C. And no questions. With 95 degree temperatures and direct sun for 7+ hours, it really keeps the temperature down inside the garage. We highly recommend this product After having installed the product for a few days, noticed that some drooping of the panels to the adhesive tape. Decided to add self tapping hex head 9/16 inch heck screws with number 10 washer to assist in holding the panels to the door. This was a quick and easy fix. Maybe the heat caused it to not adhere completely. now is 100% sealed.
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