what is the R value when 1 inch thick sprayed?
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Hi Lynda,Thanks for your interest in Foam It Green! Closed cell Foam It Green will provide an insulation value of R-7 per inch cured thickness.Let me know if I can answer any other questions for you.Thanks!Linda
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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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
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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.
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It is supposed to have an R value of +/-6 per inch. I'm sure that depends on temperature when it is applied and the size of the bubbles that form. You can compare this to three inches of fiberglass which is R11. But, controlling that spray to a layer of 1 inch thick will be a problem. It is great stuff, very messy. You will have to get your own chemical respirator. The kit provides everything else.
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I got a measurement of 11 1/4 inches from the post to the end of the sprayer. Am not sure if I totally understood the question.
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Caliper reading was about 0.1 inches which is close to 12 gauge steel. Works well for heat distribution.
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I have a 400ft stockade fence to spray. At first I was too close. Moved back say3ft. Pattern depends on what material your spraying and how high you pump it up. I was spraying oil based THOMPSON WOOD PROTECTOR.Both sides of the fence were coated (6ft high) in less than 3 hrs. Used larger 1 GPS nozzle. Years ago it took a contractor 10 plus hrs to do the same with a stain sprayer. So glad I bought this sprayer
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Because of the poor quality this mat does not have a sturdy thickness. Seemed lumpy throughout and inconsistent in areas. But to answer your question I would say 1 inch or less.
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Thick enough to be rigid/stiff. I don't know the actual mil on it. It's probably double to triple the thickness of your usual heavier duty, normal sewer hoses.
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Home Depot website says the thickness is 45 mils which equals 0.045". That is clearly thinner than 1/16" (which is 0.0625 in decimals).
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Actually, it is just slightly thicker than one half inch. (Mine measures .577 with my trusty digital caliper, accurate to .001)
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I'm not sure,one inch maybe.But this is very good,I got 2 and I'm very satisfied.
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It depends on the nozzle, but the one I use gives me a very even spray about 4 feet wide.
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Neal: The R value depends on the application is which the product is installed. InfraStop has been tested in metal buildings and pole barns in the various installation areas. These 2 links will give you information on the R-values and necessary airspace requirements. Thanks. http://www.insulationstop.com/post-frame-pole-barn-air-space-requirements http://www.insulationstop.com/metal-steel-building-air-space-requirements
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I kept it on the thick side and it worked well. I don't have an exact amount, sorry
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It's been a while, but I'm pretty sure it was 1 1/4". You might want to look at a different web site that can give you more detail.
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If you Google the Gilmour R14C Spray Doc Sprayer it should give you the outside diameter dimension of the spray rod. You could also call or e-mail the company directly. As I recall, the spray pattern is fairly flat...but it can be adjusted at the brass nozzle end. Overall, I have been very happy with my sprayer...I use it to apply anti-algae copper solution to my pond.
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Nope. In my experiance with It it won't spray anything thick. Even just regular paint. Not unless u thin it with a ton of water.
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I would say it is probably about 2 - 3 mil thick. They work very well and easy to use with some practice and patience. Just use patience as it is done when it is done! But the good thing, it never has to be redone.
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the depth is one inch. If one inch is more than one half the cylinder { maybe}