Could this be used under the house
1851477
i used the foam to seal the joist in the basement to the bottom plate then the space in between. works wells just not much foam to a can.
1851478
Yes it could, There's not nearly as much as I thought there would be. I used to to seal where the wall meets the clinging on a metal building. I got a bead about 80' long before I ran out. If you have a crack to put it in you would be able to fill the crack easier than I was able to get it to stick to a corner.
1851479
I don't see why not, it sprays easily and expands pretty well. I used it to insulate basement walls and it worked great. It is messy, wear gloves and clothes you don't care about, it won't come off. Hope this helps.
1851480
Yes, if you are sealing small openings, cracks or spaces where pipes/electical lines go into the house. I would not try to use it to fill a large open space, like between floor joists. it doesn't go along way in large areas.
2284889
from the floor directly out the door -possibly Ok. It is strong and dirt would probably fly all over the inside.
1970773
Nope. This said, however, it really isn't meant for *true* indoor use. Garage or construction zone, sure, but keep it out of the living room.
609117
I suppose in theory it would work. I would worry about water getting into the cracks in the floor and developing mold and if you get any water into the walls the insulation will wick in up into the walls and then you could get mold there. I would probably do a lot of research before I tried this but I understand your wanting to use something powerful to clean the floor and this would do that
2140053
Yes it can but my personal recommendation is to mount it behind the ceiling it's much cleaner
1821277
I have always used it in a house but don't think it would be a problem! It is pretty quiet.
960750
Yes, it can. I have the pump installed under our mobile home mounted to a 2/4 wooden skid on a concrete slab. It is under the bathroom and can just be heard it in the bathroom when running. It is not an objectionable noise, more like a faint hum. It is not detectable in any other room. A basement in my opinion would not be a problem.
1452862
It could be used under the counter if its a standard high counter top. But I wouldn't put it in an enclosed area, make sure it has ventilation.
611507
It could, however it is thin and would be best to support it from underneath.
1459648
Absolutely. My daughter uses it under their Nautilus gym in their garage. Works great.
1058697
I wouldn't use this for that. It is only a minor sound dampener. It is best for filling between more effective material and is a better vibration dampener than sound shield. I'm confident there are better options for a house.
1012138
I believe it is safe enough to install inside a home but I think it would be too noisy. Even though it is very quiet running in a garage it wouldn't be quiet enough in a home.
1550323
I think it would be fine for that purpose. It comes rather flat, before it may actually need to be used, and so wouldn't be a hazard to step over. If it's unseen behind a door, for that 'just in case,' it should work well.
1094733
We are using ours under a chiminea on a wood deck. Size wight be your only consideration.
1086654
No, but because it is so close to the floor, you could block it up with wood shims and they would likely be hidden.
606456
yes i think it would work. i used it for plugging up holes in house under the siding. Worked good for me.
488506
I would not recommend it unless it was outside in a somewhat sheltered area. Even then I wouldn't do it. It is perfect for a garage or indoor.