Is it heat-resistant? Could it be used to block heat vents?
2019149
I bought go cover return air ducts on ceiling but wouldn't stay.Not enough metal to stick .
2019150
I don't know exactly but the material is well made and I expect would be acceptable for that application. It's the same material used for your refrigerator magnets.
435073
i dont believe so , most likely it wont resist the extreme temperatures of a house fire . however it is great for keeping documents/valuables/dangerous items away from family memebers and friends. although if you threw it out of the 4th story of a building it would probably break right open. this is not for top level safety this is just for a hobbyist to keep certain items out of reach of others
1856688
Not sure about fire resistant, however the description says heat resistant. I've used them in my classroom for a year & they have worked great.
497938
This will block the air flow from a forced air heat vent. They come in different sizes for different size vents. Order one that fits the vent(s) you have. You can purchase a smaller one to block only a partial vent. However, they are not very strong magnetically, so if there is any air pressure at all, it could be ineffective. The more vents you have blocked, the more pressure you have in the system. If you are blocking a lot of vents, it might be better to turn down/off the heater altogether and use an area heater for the area you need the heat. Another solution is to buy an adjustable heat vent that has a lever that you manually adjust the air flow for one vent. Warning of caution though, don't block more than 50% of you vents, this will cause too much pressure and possibly cause a problem blower motor or blow a hole in the the ducting, both of which can cost a lot of money to fix. Even worse, over working the blower motor and backing up the heat in the heater could cause a fire.
1932261
I agree with the other answer. Airflow would be constricted. It's not super powerful heat. Also, I don't think that sounds very safe. It would be too easy for a fabric to fall down on it and although it is a safe heater it could still catch fire. It's meant to sit against a wall
2263089
Interesting question as it is a dish drain. It is silicone so it should be heat resistant, but I do not know from experience.
576867
I have used this product before, I suggest that it only be used (mostly) for your car's interior. I don't know what the temperature resistance is, however, this has a tendency to be dusty if used outside on paneling, body trim, etc. It really depends on your application. If you're applying this directly on any hot engine parts, near exhaust, and so forth, I highly advise against the idea because it will definitely distort and damage the material (also a fire hazard).
1033737
I would do that with caution. Using as a heat shield would be very temporary. The blanket is designed to prevent welding spatter or cutting slag from burning flammable materials. I think red heat from a torch would eventually get thru.
1916184
Yes, it works for vents with and without fans. I have it on a vent with a fan.
738822
No, it's not intended to dissipate the heat but to reflect radiant heat. I used it as a heat shield between the exhaust system and the plastic belly pan on a snowmobile.
2073107
Yes and no. Yes because it is reflective and deflects the heat. No because its flimsy not really stiff enough to hole its self up. You could you use the visors in the RV to keep the shield up
1766819
Yes but I've never really used it so I can't comment on how good a job it does blocking the heat.
483817
Well I used it to cover metal vents to stop noise from passing through and it stays stuck to that. I think if you did not try to stick anything too heavy it would work.
228813
Yes. We have a gas oven and we trimmed the sheet on each side so the vents on both sides of oven weren't covered. Love it!
853499
I don't know why not. I would keep it protected from the elements and maintain clearance to combustibles. They radiate heat nicely.
773348
Good question and one best suited to be answered by the Mfg. I have no idea as to the resistance to heat.
821666
That should not be too much of a problem. The top shroud should deflect direct heat way. Just dont put anything too close to it.