what type of insulation inside?
887669
If I remember correctly it is a hollow foil type insulation. It is not goose down insulated. Highly compressible but great bounce back memory.
887670
Don't quote me on this because I have not opened one of these, but it feels like a synthetic insulation. It would have to be because the ability to jam this thing into the "stuff sack" and have it spring back into shape. The entire sleep system put together is no thicker than a hi-quality winter bag that you would get at a MEC or Sail.
975113
My husband said it was for insulation, not sure if that is the answer you are looking for.
422529
That would probably work. The more insulation the better. I would use some kind of reflective like it type material for maximum heat. Good luck.
1561640
The interior is stainless steel - no insulation except for the lid. That said, I have this in a outside kitchen and it keeps the ice cold, there is a drain plug that let's out the water, but there will be condensation build up inside. Stainless steel is high quality. Good luck!
1393174
In an uninsulated ceiling no, in an insulated ceiling yes to maintain clearance to insulation
941050
The inside surface is stainless steel and outside surface is hammered colored stainless steel. There is a very thin layer between that is a fantastic insulation. I use mine for cold drinks and it keeps them cold for a very long time. Left a half drink on my desk with 2 ice cubes in it at work one evening with the top removed and the ice was still there the following morning,
2257840
I'm using indoors. I'm sure heat would be ok, not sure about freezing temps.
800328
Insulation is primarily done by the outermost container. You can mix hot and cold in the smaller containers, but they are not well insulated from each-other.
1642921
The interior is metal. We use the disposable small aluminum loaf pans inside of it to warm the food. We buy those at Walmart for a reasonable price.
869885
I actually have this installed in an insulated overhead garage door that is metal shell with styrofoam-type insulation in middle. Works fine without any issues.
1104729
Tim, I only use it inside. Maybe you might call the manufacturer to find an answer????
1779103
I applied this to the inside of my devices. I would keep it away from anything of significant heat, but it should be fine for just that purpose
1623037
Sorry, but I haven't taken them out since there were installed so i have no idea what the insulation situation is right now. To be honest i never thought of it.
566983
The inside is a plastic thermal substance. The device is fine and thermal, but opening and closing the top is a real piece of work each time.
1380373
No insulation in the walls at all. Maybe good in Florida or California, but not good under temp 45 or below. It is very light weight plastic so if you get strong winds it can blow over.
1608064
I use mine inside. As I live in a tropical climate in Southeast Texas, I can't give a definitive answer.
1802294
There is foam inside. It's pre-cut into squares... just pull out the squares you don't need to make the spaces.