I need to insulate an exterior wall (cement block). Will this product fill between the furring strips? Enough for 6' X 9' wall?
2077246
Im not sure. I bought this product, and it was crap. Perhaps I got a bad box, bad instructions, bad end user, but in the end...it didnt work. I would not buy. Find something else.
2077247
No there's not enough stuff in it. Your better off buying sheets of foam from Menards and cut them to fit between the furring strips. You could use this product to fill in any cracks between the board insulation and furring strip. I would also think about just gluing and screwing the 2" Pink foam board on to the block wall and drywalling right on to the pink board. Use TapCons and big washers to screw the pink board onto the block wall. Some type of adhesive to glue the pink board onto the block wall and the drywall onto the pink board.
1095510
Sure will. Don't worry about the material, as much as the depth. In fact, one of mine is installed in HardiePlank wall as an exterior outlet. Where I made a mistake was this model is made for the thickness of Brick, not a Wallboard. Luckily, with the combined thickness of the HardiePlank, Plywood, and the 3-1/2" wall space, it cleared by about 1/2".
1867963
The hole through the wall needs to fit the 8-3/8" diameter sleeve so 6 x 6 hole will not work. The housing adjusts to fit walls from 4-1/2" to 9-1/2" thick.
2245193
Yes but it's thin so use multiple layers or start with the builder gel for thickness and then finish with this one. If you are doing a fill usually 2 coats of this is all you need
52252
I do think it would. Like someone else responded, it is designed to go between the wall and the vinyl liner. It is also glued on, which I do not believe would work in an all wet environment. I had a soft side pool in the past and I do not think as thin as this stuff is, even if you could get it to stay in place, that it would add much to the insulation value as stated by Laura in her reply.
811048
It's probably too wide for that. But good concept. Goto Home Depot. Get some parts. DIY make your own insulation fixer :P
880420
yes it will.but the next new home I build I will install a 2x6 wall , but for what you are doing that will work
753382
I installed on an exterior wall because of the depth issue on interior walls. The dimension of the interior portion of the safe is a hair smaller than than 16" but the spacing between the studs are rarely perfect. With a little persuasion from a rubber mallet and a wood block the fit was possible. Just spend a little extra time with your stud finder and measurements so you are not making drywall repairs and wasting time.
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It fit my 2x4 wall just fine and is perfectly flush with 1/2" hardiboard. That channel on the back that goes between the two shelves fits a 2x4 perfectly. I used it on an interior wall that had no insulation though. So if you have some insulation you may have to have a work around for that.
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If you want the epoxy to go all the way to the edge of your project then some of it will inevitably run off. It has a high surface tension though so it wont all just fall over the edge like water. Pour it close to the edge and in the middle (like in the picture on the box) and then use something to spread it / push it closer to the edge. In order to get all the way to the edge you will probably end up pushing some off, but most of it should stay on top. I would add that I used the exact amount recommended for my square footage (I think it was 64 oz for 9 sq ft) and I wished I had just a bit more. Also if you have any cracks do a pre seal or seal with some polyurethane first as it will leak through. There are some decent youtube videos demonstrating the proper application process as well.
1640440
Don't think it will work. My tape measure shows the wall to wall inner diameter to be about 2/16's short of six inches.
1964291
It's a decal, it's very thin, I would guess that if there's grouted cinder block, the grouted gaps would show through. This would work best on a relatively flat wall, so really depends on what your wall looks like. Hope that helps!
1565914
The product worked well for me to fill a lot of narrow cracks (1/8 inch upto 2 inches). The nozzle outlet is small and although there is a on/off valve i found that once you open this you have to empty it. I would not expect this to fill large spaces. Large blobs of this foam are to heavy to stay in place on a wall while wet. The product needs multiple surfaces to cling to - such as a crack between boards.
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The wall between and my neighbor with the dogs (7) is about 11 feet tall. My patio cover is only about 10 feet tall, but I put this on top of my patio coverand it works. Don't know if it would work if it wasn't close to the top of the wall. It really works. You don't know how many sleepless nights we had beforewe purchased this item. My other neighbors had even taken the guy to court with no results. I'm sure glad I found this on Amazon.
712573
Hi Mary, I have a porch that is enclosed which is 24' x 6'. Insulation is not the best out there, and we heat it on the lowest setting. Temps this winter have been down in the teens and the lowest setting works well. We really like this heater.
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I would think so. I used this product on the ductwork in my basement; first sealing the joints with aluminum tape, then the spiral wrap held in place with the same tape. (In some runs it was tricky to get the material in place, but that may just be my situation). I also purchased a 6" wide wrap for the elbows. It has made a difference in the amount of cooling/heat that escapes from my ducts.
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Vantana S., I applied this to Douglas Fir 6x6" rough cuts. I built two 4.5'x11' boxes and two packages of this was perfect for two generous coats. It seemed to take to the wood nicely, but I can't exactly tell you how well it worked because I just did it this past fall.