DUET" Installation - an over the rafter and under the rafter application consisting of two layers of SuperFOIL SF40 provides a U-Value of 0.14 To create a false floor, your first option is to install a thin layer of insulation board across your shed floor and cover it with plywoodor MDFboards. An alternative option is to cover your shed floor with an insulation sheet, which can offer water-resistant benefits. This can either be topped with plywoodboards or a carpet. When considering whether to opt for underfloor insulation or a false floor, it is worth considering that you will lose height within your shed by adding a false floor. How to Insulate a Wooden Shed Roof Please readers compel this writer to do the right thing - Remove the names of "Insulation4Less.com" and "Prodex" from his article. He can't win this argument because this argument can only be won with verifiable evidence. The only thing left is to see if he's big enough to admit it without more pressure being put upon him. The question remains will he remove his slanderous comments about Insulation4Less and Prodex now or later.

Notice how the cat has his tongue on Fiberglass and cellulose R-value claims? Why doesn't have an issue with fiberglass and cellulose displaying an R-value tested under the parameters of No humidity and No air. Do you see the hierocracy people? http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-17/kevin-rudd-home-insulation-royal-commission-opens-in-brisbane/5325828 The R-value of foil-faced bubble wrap is so low that it has few, if any, advantages over rigid foam. Of course, the product’s foil facing can be used as a radiant barrier — but if you want a radiant barrier, cheaper products are available. (The bubble wrap layer is unnecessary, since it adds cost to the material without adding any useful thermal performance.) Exaggerated R-value claims In my opinion, we are just breaking ground on the corruption involved with insulation's savior of our economy. The truth is slowly leaking out on Spray Foam, now it's foil. Most insulation products use deception to sell their product. Our government is slow to act and most probably may never act. The fines associated with deceptive marketing is far less then the profit made. Seems to be the cost of doing business in America and abroad.DUET" Installation - an over the rafter and under the rafter application consisting of two layers of SuperFOIL SF19+ with SF40 provides a U-Value of 0.16 SuperFOIL SFNC is ideal for use in specialist projects that require walls and roof structures to meet specific fire rating requirements. She told the court she got a call from the Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet after 5pm on the Friday of the 2009 Australia Day weekend and was told she and another colleague had until Monday to have the details ready, including the risks involved. C. Your answer "If you add an air space on either side of foil-faced polyiso, the air space will have an R-value between R-2 and R-3."

Ms Wiley-Smith told the hearing she and a colleague were given two days to plan and cost the scheme, which aimed to insulate more than 2 million homes. Using blatant scare tactics in describing with a broad brush the entire reflective insulation industry as "bad apples" etc...Insulation boards, like C elotex General Application Boards, should be cut to size and fixed within a wall joist. If you need to cut an insulation board, tape the edges with foil tape for a stronger seal. Insulation boards can be attached to the cladding using plasterboard nails or screws. Like the others, you will probably wish to cover your insulation using plywoodor MDFboards. How to Insulate a Wooden Shed Floor They'll claim the R-value of bubble wrap is exaggerated because it requires an air space. If the use of an airspace would improve the R-value of their products (rigid board, fiberglass or cellulose) they would recommend incorporating an airspace. But an airspace doesn't help their products! Combi" Installation - use SuperFOIL with any other insulation including mineral wool or foam board such as PIR to achieve the required insulation U-Value. SuperFOIL is an ideal solution for use in flat roof systems due to its certified, high performance vapour control properties and continuous installation method. When using SuperFOIL, the great thing about installation is there isn’t much cutting to be done! Because the insulation is installed in a continuous layer, there is no difficult cutting to fit! Simply roll to the desired length and cut once, that’s it!

Q. "You wrote your article on March 24, 2104. You just decided today (July 24, 2015) to inform the FTC of what you claim are infractions. Reader isn’t it obvious - He's doesn’t like that he's been called out. He makes no effort to inform the FTC for over a year of what he claims is such blatant and unfair practices." Some homeowners face the inside of their garage doors with Reflectix to help insulate these spaces for use as workshops.Royal Commission into the Home Insulation Program: Bureaucrats given 'two days' to plan national scheme A. I agree that Costa Rica is a wonderful country, and its people (by all reports) are also wonderful. I've never been there, unfortunately, but I hope to visit some day. It's probable, however, the the country of Costa Rica doesn't have stringent laws governing the way R-value is reported. The United States, however, does have such laws -- even if they are not enforced very well.

Reflective insulation reduces the transfer of heat across air space. The R-value of reflective insulation and mass insulation is based on the same fundamental equation - The ability to stop heat transfer. Mr. Martin Holliday conveniently cut off what it reads after the R-value. It reads, 'see "(Technical Data" tab below)." Below the chart is the following disclosure, "Reflective insulation is the most effective when airspace exists between the insulation and the adjacent material. The R value of the system will vary dependent on the airspace size and the direction of the heat flow, and the conductive and convective properties of surrounding materials". Mr. Holiday - It's not fair or honest to cut off the disclosure to make your false point. Readers if Mr. Holliday decided to turn his venom at fiberglass, rigid board, cellulose, etc., none of them would be able to answer even the simplest of questions - For example, the R-values of cellulose and fiberglass is tested under the parameters of NO HUMIDITY and NO WIND. That's not real world conditions. Those conditions don’t exist on planet earth. Why don't you they inform consumers of such? Why hasn't Mr. Holliday gone to the FTC about them? Why is it I have to tell Mr. Holliday's readership of this fact. Isn't he the one that should have told you?

Time to expand the conversation about Mr. Martin Holladay's insidious marketing techniques beyond the comfort zone of his groupies in this chat room. I told you there would be phase two.