would this work to insulate my greenhous
252430
Not by itself. After lining the greenhouse with this product I made curtains out of 2.5 oz. frost cover for all the walls.
823141
No it would not..... I have radient heat in my whole home. This would stop the heat from rising.
433088
I believe you would get some insulating value from doing that. I'm just not sure how much. We use it to line the inside of our coolers and were amazed at how much longer the ice inside would last.
986335
Yes with good insulation in the square footage allowed yes. Insulate your pipes as well. This heater blows good heat. I used it in my living room.
816880
You will find Foam It Green specs to have an R value of 7. Keep in mind that it may be more important to determine what you will use it for. We use it for 1940 attic floor and basement sills that was made with plaster. Although plaster is very durable it cracks leaving open gaps. Meaning it was more important to stop heat and moisture below deck from entering attic. Foam It Green set down a 1" layer that expanded over lathe effectively making a seal. Although we could have put down double batt insulation every 15-20 yrs. to achieve the recommended R of 40+ or cellulose blow neither would have achieved a seal crust of R 7 per inch.
1080239
yes it will work...but it will spew out hot air from the back. and it's pretty warm.
578053
I can't see any reason this wouldn't work. It may cool down faster outside in winter than it would in the house. It may be counter productive if the temperature drops below freezing.
1756387
Yes. It is durable enough to be used that way and will help body heat from escaping through a cold floor.
811048
It's probably too wide for that. But good concept. Goto Home Depot. Get some parts. DIY make your own insulation fixer :P
1616436
Yes it will help to cool your house because it pull out the heat off the attic. In winter it will pull off the cool of the attic which means that helps to keep the house hooter because there is no cool coming down from your attic. Hope this will help you in your desition.
1803024
I say no. You would have to use caulking to seal it. Even then the air flow could knock it loose.
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Henry - it might, but it will depend on the rate of heat loss - so how cold the surrounding air is, whether there is any insulation, whether the top is open for heat to rise out of your desired warm area. Mine are in an insulated wooden box that is ~3x3x3" out doors where the temperature gets down to freezing but no lower, and indoors in a terrarium that is ~1.5x1.5x4 . The temperature inside is 50-75 and the only way I can keep the terrarium cool enough (below 83) is to avoid covering the top. Best of luck.
972156
Yes - mine is used to warm the outside pipes of my Ranai water heater. I then wrapped with insulation and tape. It has worked well this Winter.
1607161
This product would insulate, but I don't think covering the face of a door would be an appropriate application.Before you think about insulating the door, you might want to check to see if there are any gaps that can be addressed first. If you search on Amazon you can probably find rubber or synthetic seals to place around the door frame and along the base. If the door is well sealed, but still cold, then I suppose you could consider an insulating material, but the question is how would you attach it without ruining the finish of the door.
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I wouldn't use this cover to keep heat in. It is very thin. It is designed to place over an insulated spa cover to keep UV, rain, pollen, etc from damaging main spa cover (which cost $300 and up). I recommend using something like this to prolong the main cover.
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No! Use a rock wool or ceramic fiber insulation for this job and others that require that require temps over 300 deg f
975113
My husband said it was for insulation, not sure if that is the answer you are looking for.