What is the insulation -material- behind the zip-out liner?
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The insulation material behind the zip-out liner is a padded black liner. If you squeeze the insides it feels like rubber padding type material for insulation.
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It is sealed within the outer materal. It's about a 1/4 of inch soft insulation.
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Linda, the bags are made of thin clear plastic similar to actual Ziploc storage bags, just a bit stiffer. They were HORRIBLE as far as my needs were concerned. We were moving and I wanted to seal my comforters and pillows, etc in the XXL bags. I tried every possible combination to get the items situated in the ags, but they did NOT hold the vacuum seal for more than about 10 minutes. EVERY single bag was nothing more than an oversized storage bag! They are CRAP. I bought 4 boxes of various sizes and NONE of them sealed properly or held their seal for long. OH and they TEAR very very easily, so be careful around pointy objects or edges. NOT worth the cost at any price in my opinion.
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Consisting of 100% Polyester Fiber Batting.Filling: 100% Polyester Fiber Batting.Lining: PolyesterOuter Shell: 100% PolyesterFill Weight: 2 lbs. "Poly-Therm"100% Polyester InsulationFinished Size: 75" x 32"
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It is wrapped in polyurethane. It doesn't need to be insulated. You tube has videos on how to install it yourself!
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Good question. And I'm going to use it for the same thing. As of yet, I havent' put it together, but it seems "tight". There is no liner, it's 100% wood - I assume it's some sort of tongue & groove construciton. My plan all along was to purchase some type of air tight storage container to use as an "insert" to make it more weatherproof for my goodies.
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It appears to be some kind of brown fiber stuffing, possibly polyester. We have had ours for 2 months, the dog had made a "hole" or depression where he lays the most. Took the cover off, washed it and replaced it and the stuffing fluffed back out to how it was before. Easy to get the cover on/off, the zipper is good quality.
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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.
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The zipper is a glorified ziplock slider. It's on the outside of the curtain, so it stays pretty dry inside regardless. I dont see any way to prevent breakage. My bigger concern was that my speakers stopped working after a month.
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It's a heavy duty plastic that is lined. Best covers I've had. Well worth the money. My washer & dryer are outside
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It does not have a liner. If I had to guess, I'd say the outside is coated, the inside is not. I haven't put anything in mine that was more than slightly damp and haven't had any problems.
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Yes, the zip portion is "outside/excluding" the enclosed-space measurements.
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The liner is plastic and is very easily replaced. It snaps in directly under the window.
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I haven't torn the seams to check, but it appears to be some sort of fibers similar to cotton stuffing or poly stuffing. It acts that way with use and requires plumping from time to time the same way that kind of filling would act.Another poster mentioned that the external material on theirs was made of plastic. That's not true of mine. They're a simple cotton shell. I've put them on overstuffed chairs that I use daily. I would actually recommend them because they don't set off my allergies the way down pillows tend to.
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Your question does not make sense to me since mine zips closed. Why are you not asking the company?
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The USA Case we have does not have insulation material AND we have experienced zipper problems with this case also. Cannot recommend.The case we have from Amazon Basics has survived very well.
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Not so sure, but worth to try, seems like close to the same material as those comforters and sheet covers plastic zipper bags they sell in the stores.I put mine inside the house, in a little closet area in hallway with my jackets and coats in there. Love the way that is so easy to use with those two zippers. Finally can see what I have without my stuff getting dusty.
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I am not sure the exact type of material, but it appears to be some sort of rain resistant material. I have been caught in light showers and the bag gets damp, but all equipment stays dry even without the weather cover. However, the rain cover is very easy to use and attach...and I have used it during a pretty heavy downpour and everything remained dry with no problems.