Do you think that this product be used under the roof, for evening out loose fill insulation???
811047
I imagine that it could work for that. But not the angle on the front, if in tight space this may be more of a pain than help.
811048
It's probably too wide for that. But good concept. Goto Home Depot. Get some parts. DIY make your own insulation fixer :P
1867265
I dont see why not, I use it to exhaust smoke from my single car garage and it clears it in about 2 minutes, Its mounted in the attic and wrapped with insulation, quite quiet for the size it is, it will definitely move your air and probably draw air from your house into the basement and than outside
1550705
I use it inside and I don't think it would do well outside unless it was under cover and on top of a soft surface.
580559
It does not seal. If it is under a roof it should be good but it will not seal out moisture.
312801
I would not recommend that application. Probably the best and least expensive method would be a fiberglass bat (without vapor barrier) covered with drywall. If you do not want to cover the insulation, you might use an XPS (extruded polystyrene) board.
1462767
To the best of my knowledge it is for inside. But I would think you could use outside if it was kept dry.
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.
281116
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics.I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
422529
That would probably work. The more insulation the better. I would use some kind of reflective like it type material for maximum heat. Good luck.
1828078
I am NOT in construction but I see no reason why foam insulation would be a problem. The light gives off very little to no heat, so if heat from the light is your concern, it shouldn't be.
1024189
This is a roofing product. I would not suggest using this for your task due to the elastic properties of the material.
1680987
Yes, it could probably be used for that purpose. However, I'm not sure how well it will hold up exposed to the elements.
132553
I just purchased 2 of these for use out in the barn, in igloos, for some baby goats. It does for sure help, but I am finding it isn't lasting all night, only about 4-5 hours. It is truly cold right now, and I am sure it wasn't really designed for below freezing outdoor applications, but it does take the chill off of the space. I will probably take out a reheated one in the middle of the night until the kids are a little older on these nights the temp is dropping below freezing! I don't have electric in the barn, won't use a heat lamp anyway, and thought these were worth trying! The kids do lay right on them and I think they are helpful to have around! I just purchased 2 of these for use out in the barn, in igloos, for some baby goats. It does for sure help, but I am finding it isn't lasting all night, only about 4-5 hours. It is truly cold right now, and I am sure it wasn't really designed for below freezing outdoor applications, but it does take the chill off of the space. I will probably take out a reheated one in the middle of the night until the kids are a little older on these nights the temp is dropping below freezing! I don't have electric in the barn, won't use a heat lamp anyway, and thought these were worth trying! The kids do... » Read More I just purchased 2 of these for use out in the barn, in igloos, for some baby goats. It does for sure help, but I am finding it isn't lasting all night, only about 4-5 hours. It is truly cold right now, and I am sure it wasn't really designed for below freezing outdoor applications, but it does take the chill off of the space. I will probably take out a reheated one in the middle of the night until the kids are a little older on these nights the temp is dropping below freezing! I don't have electric in the barn, won't use a heat lamp anyway, and thought these were worth trying! The kids do lay right on them and I think they are helpful to have around! « Show Less
1335985
It's great for exterior use, but I wouldn't recommend it for inside the house. Even at the lowest pressure there would be tiny paint particles everywhere, and breathing it would not be a good idea, even with a mask.
281117
Of course. I used it to fill in the gaps to prevent water leakage as well as using the foam to build a little stone wall up on the liner for cosmetics. I do not what you could not do with this 'stuff'. It will fix you right up.
695844
I bought it to use as an undercoating on my 1950 Studebaker. I had a small amount left over so I decided to use it on the roof/covering on my wellhouse. The roof is plywood and it has been holding up super. It has been on for about a year now.
1261153
I've done no scientific testing but from many nights of use as a ground cloth I would say no. My short air mat plus a piece of 1/8" thick closed cell foam under my legs is what I depend on for insulation.