Will this flow for ceiling work? IE: to seal around foam board under a crawl space on the ceiling of the crawl space.
630297
Yes it will, I purchased this for window and door work. But have used it more to seal gaps around pipes, seams around chimneys, boiler rooms
1497252
They hold on using magnets so if it's a ceiling vent no. If you have a strong air flow from a floor vent it might not stay in place, stay upright. Works with metal vents beautifully.
833935
Depending upon your application it will work as a moisture barrier you only need to use some type of sealing tape for the seams, duct tape or 3" package sealing tape works fine. If you have known moisture issues, you will need to use the more expensive self-sealing underlayment with built in vapor barrior. Your other option is to use 3ml visqueen between the concrete floor and this poly foam base. I hope this helps
918309
I doubt it would work as-is. You would probably need to mount a cheap bracket on the ceiling to keep it from sliding. I'm sure it can be done quickly and very cheap.
1075692
If the ceiling is low it may help some. I found the fan kinda weak, I think due to the foam fan blades, and only used it once. Personally I would not recommend this fan.
1962412
Yes it Will work on your floor as it is fastened in place with screws through the wood, however you do need to have a crawl space as this does not work in a concrete floor. The box comes with a template for cutting a square hole in the floor the proper size for it to fit into. One thing to remember is that this box will sit about 1/4 of an inch above your finished floor when it is installed, but it will allow your plugs to be below floor level. Hope this helps
2239236
I would think so. I used this product on the ductwork in my basement; first sealing the joints with aluminum tape, then the spiral wrap held in place with the same tape. (In some runs it was tricky to get the material in place, but that may just be my situation). I also purchased a 6" wide wrap for the elbows. It has made a difference in the amount of cooling/heat that escapes from my ducts.
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.
1989829
It would not work best on a sloped ceiling. The pulley system controls both pulleys upon lift.
746378
Sure, but you might want to put a speed control on ..it pulls a lot of air..might be a little noisy too unless you mount it above the ceiling
861115
I'd recommend it could work. We use it in our A frame to get to the ceiling fan up VERY high. The telescoping is great for tight spaces and storage.
1463330
What type of ceiling are you trying to circulate air through? Are you pulling air into an attic? If it is a acoustical type ceiling. I would suggest an lay in vent with the fan mounted in an outside wall above the ceiling. I don't think the fan was design for that application, it does blow pretty hard. Try calling Fantech, they might say other wise.
1056198
yes.it would work well, although have you ever thought about using spray foam ?
86170
Hi the spray foam will stick to the ceiling. Spray in thin coats and let it expand, then reapply more as desired. The yield will be much lower if applied at less than 70F. Sincerely, Mark - Battic Door Energy
1390306
I would say yes. It has worked well for me appling liquid wood hardener, which is high in voc's, in my basement.
2278060
The answers is yes BUT. I bought this sprayer to paint the vertical walls of a garage and what ever mistakes I made did not show up. I did not paint the ceiling with this sprayer, but I could have. The areas I sprayed did well. The tube inside the container has to be in a position to use up the paint or it is many trips up & down the ladder. It depends on the size of your project. I am satisfied the with this sprayer for the size of my project. I would have bought a better sprayer for a bigger project.
2252180
probably, the foam has to be between 60 and 80 or 70 and 90 degrees to use. Unless you plan on heating your crawl space, it's probably going to be well below those ranges...