what kind of insulation does it have? how thick is the insulation? is it the thin flimsy silvery fabric type? or does it have a foam type insulation?
872322
Its a thin sliver fabric. It works well enough and is cute. It does keep thing cool. I put a small ice pack in mine
872323
Thin flimsy silver kind. Still works as a good lunch tote. Just don't put ice in it, it will probably melt and leak.
872324
I have one from Thirty One that I paid WAY more than this for & it still leaks, I don
872325
My Husband and I took this to the beach and had ice with bottled water in there. By time we got to the beach, it leaked through our other beach bag we had. The insulation is thin. Defiantly not waterproof.
539349
It is not a solid super firm foam, but rather a loose foam but not lumpy. It maintains firmness for my heavy beagle and I dont need to readjust the foam. It is about 6 inches thick. I felt it was a good buy for the money
967940
The fabric is a cotton jersey. It doesn't seem to make my dog hot. It is very spacious. My dog is 7 1/2 pounds.
1189045
It is porous. Air is able to move through the fabric. It was beautiful new. However, my personal experience in north florida, on the georgia line, it lasted less than one summer. For whatever reason the fabric completely disintegrated!!! COMPLETELY , to nothing. No idea what happened. Full sun midday and shade late in the day. But to further answer your question. No. This is not water proof.
1058620
Very minimal insulation. I'd look at something different for hot drinks. I never tried hot drinks but it didnt keep cold ones very cold. It seems like nothing more than a big plastic container for liquids.
1204411
It does have a thin foam backing. I don't know the exact specs of the material, but I would say that it's not more than 1/8" or a bit more than .3 cm. The foam backing is sufficient to make it look a little cushiony rather than like a flowing piece of fabric and should also absorb some sound. Though it could be a bit more plush, if it were lots thicker it would be harder to work the material around the contours of the base.
239155
It's definitely well insulated. Appears to be some type of expanding foam, probably 3/4" or more thick judging from wall thickness. I can say that if you run it at 195F for 14 hours with outdoor temp in the 60-70 range, it's hard to detect any surface heat with your hand on the door or sides.
1712164
Yes, it came with a foam packer about 2mm thick that effectively packed around the perimeter, probably so it didn't act as insulation.
1659611
It is a thin mattress approximately one inch thick with a soft outer covering. You will want to locate a cloth cover, pillow case type or zippered. You might also consider an inner plastic liner. I used this in a Bassinet that I built for my Granddaughters and it worked very well.
990966
Neither...it's similar to a crib mattress, but it's only an inch or so thick...basically it's foam covered by vinyl/plastic
1055221
I don't really know, Annette. I threw all the packaging away when it arrived. It's cheaply made but for the price I didn't expect much. It looks nice though. I bought a similar one many years ago (like 17 years at least) at Staples and paid $50 for that one at the time but it was very high quality and we still use it today. This new one doesn't seem to have a lot of foam in it - it's a little flatter than I like. Hope this helps you make a decision.
1636135
It has minimal padding. Helps a little. If you're looking for a padded mattress cover to help with a hard bed this isn't the one. I bought it as it says, filled with gelled microfiber and has air pockets. Thought it might help make my foam bed cooler. Doesn't seem to help with the heat much but did add a little padding.
679098
The foam is a temperpedic style foam. It is 3 inches thick. I have never been able to sleep on a floor, but with the LinenSpa, I am able to. It actually makes it comfortable. We bought two of them and usually give guests the bed and sleep on the LinenSpa, no problem. When we have a single guest visit, we put the two LinenSpa on top of each other and every single person who has slept on the two together, say it is beyond comfortable and no problem for sleeping.
1582546
It is foam and the size is a bit bigger than 2, kind if between 2-3, not as slim as I wish it was.
833025
Thin foam, same material if you bought the generic brand from Lowe's or Home Depot. Approximately 1/4 inch thick and fits behind wall outlet cover.
632363
It is similar to a semi-soft dense foam when dry. Not crumbly. More like firm rubbery spongy. It does not fully "harden" like some foams do (probably a built-in safety feature to keep it from over-expanding and busting things like some of the original "expanding foams" did). Does not have any real stand-alone structural strength any more than styrofoam let's say, but will fill gaps nicely. If you were using it "sandwiched" between two sheets of plywood it would add some structural strength I should think. You may have to trim it around the edges with a razer blade or something similar after it expands and drys. Keep in mind that IT DOES !EXPAND! Your question did not give me a complete visual as to what you are trying to do/accomplish so this is the best answer I can come up with. Sorry.
240875
It is very thin and I don't even know it is there, it is supposed to be waterproof but I have not put that to the test. I bought it to protect my Memory Foam mattress against stains to protect the warranty. if you do get it prewash it but be sure to do only delicate and very low heat so not will not damage it.There is no padding for that would defeat the foams function.Hope this helps and I will be glad to answer any other questions that I can.