Attic Foil House Wrap

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Attic foil house wrap.

For really low pitched attics with items in the attic space. This would be used alongside or in replacement of a roof underlayment. Our 60 wide house wrap product does a wall with a single seam. With ducts foil faced bubble wrap will work as a radiant barrier in the winter when the ducts are moving warm air and the surrounding space is cold.

Perforated house wrap radiant barrier foil 60 wide. Solid double sided radiant barrier foil 48 wide. 48 wide radiant barrier foil white vinyl perforated. View our photo gallery of atticfoil house wrap installs here.

Perforated house wrap radiant barrier foil 60 wide. Atticfoil blocks 97 of radiant heat. Our foil house wrap offers good vapor moisture permeability good air infiltration protection a secondary drainage plane and a radiant barrier all for less than the cost of typical house wraps. It can also be installed on the rafters before the roof decking is put down.

How to measure your attic. Solid double sided radiant barrier foil 48 wide. This would extend the overall life of the insulation in the attic space and achieve all the benefits of a radiant barrier. Perforated house wrap radiant barrier foil 48 wide.

Stapling up in a really tall attic. The flat end walls in an a frame attic. Our product is easy to handle and install. The reason is that the radiant heat is coming from the roof and you re trying to stop it from getting into the attic.

Perforated house wrap radiant barrier foil 48 wide. Foil white house wrap solid foil our products for attics the best pure aluminum radiant barrier foil insulation available. The bubble wrap foil heats up but doesn t radiate that heat to the attic. The list of uses includes crawl space radiant floor attic and walls.

Unlike wrapping brick or stone exteriors with foil radiant barrier house wrap siding material typically does not have a naturally occurring air gap. To install the house wrap radiant barrier remember that you always want to put the foil closest to the source of heat you are blocking for an exterior wall that would be closest to the outside.