BlueTex™ Insulation for Metal/Steel Buildings
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
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BlueTex™ insulation is the ultimate metal building insulation! The premium product blocks 97% of radiant heat on the foil side and stops moisture and condensation problems because of the foam-core center.
BlueTex™ insulation was designed for all kinds of metal buildings - pole barns, warehouses, shops, sheds, airplane hangars, storage unit facilities, poultry and livestock facilities, and many more! Learn more about the product at: www.BlueTexInsulation.com
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It would have been great for you to actually show how to install it.
You mean like the 15 minute install video here?: bluetexinsulation.com/pages/existing-construction-metal-framed-buildings-installation
Thank you. I have been looking online for 3 days trying to find decent instructions on how to insulate my new metal frame enclosed carport (in Florida) and you're the only person who actually has useful information and demonstrations. As soon as I go measure my total surface area I will place an order. One question: Can BlueTex or other a thinner foil type insulation be used on the inside of a roll-up door; and if so, how would you attach it?
Roll up doors can be tricky. Yes, they will work as long as they don't "bind" the door. You can test this with a sheet of cardboard. Or, just use the www.AtticFoil.com products and work off the emissivity quality.
What about a conditioned bldg like a barndo ?
Definitely www.BlueTexInsulation.com and www.AtticFoil.com can be used in Barndos. Ideally, the absolute best insulation is to basically build a refrigerator and put it in the shade. Traditional insulation products are the refrigerator and foil is the "shade" from the heat, not the light. Please contact us. We are actually developing some new products/methods specifically for use with fully conditioned spaces and would be willing to offer some rebates for pictures etc. of the install process.
Can you install this in a residential home with wood framing underneath roof? What is the required air gap? And have you heard of Prodex Total 10m Plus. They claim that their best product has an Rvalue of 22 which I don't seem to believe since it's basically just like Bluetex.
The BlueTex insulation and the Prodex are not the right products for an attic. You would want www.AtticFoil.com As for R-value, in a ventilated attic you do NOT want r-value "floating" up in your attic. You want the r-value to be on the floor where it does something. This is why we don't go the the beach and hold a jacket over our heads. As for their claim of R-22? Uh, I'm not saying they are lying, well maybe I am... Read this page and watch my video here: bluetexinsulation.com/pages/r-value-of-bluetex-insulation
So I have a quonset hut style in Michigan and I am afraid of put screws thru for leaking. Is the glue on pin the best option or will the single screw leak thru the self adhesive pin.
Also will I need to add additional insulation for keeping the shop warm in winter. 0 to 30 degrees.
We have a solution using high temperature adhesive and pins to attach to your building. This video shows a quick summary: ruclips.net/video/UCAx2g4oaTA/видео.html email us from the website and we can send you some pictures to illustrate in more detail. We also have new web page coming soon for this type of application.
We are building a metal home...should the insulation be put on prior to the roof and walls or can it be added later?
There are several methods. For new construction, you generally want these layers: Metal roof or walls > Airspace > Radiant Barrier (foil) > Traditional insulation/framing. Basically, you want to build a refrigerator and wrap it with foil.
Can this be installed in an existing quonset building?
Yes, in fact I'm working on some install instructions now. Basically, use the pins an glue method shown here: ruclips.net/video/UCAx2g4oaTA/видео.html Contact me at www.BlueTexInsulation.com I'd love to offer you a big discount in exchange for some pictures showing your installation.
Can it be used in wooden barn cabins
@@lukerob443 Can it be used?? Probably. It really depends on what you are trying to achieve?? Call our experts at www.BlueTexInsulation.com for advice on your particular application. Sorry to be vague, but we need more info to properly help you.
I’m getting my metal garage on April, so I’m trying to get the best insulation for winter since I own a restoration company and we need to keep our equipment warm, what re you recommendations?
Your best bet is to call us and discuss. There is a big difference between just keeping a building above freezing and making it a toasty 70º Really need to know more about the use/goals you are trying to achieve. www.BlueTexInsulation.com This page may also help? bluetexinsulation.com/pages/insulating-non-conditioned-buildings-vs-conditioned-buildings
r value?
Info on R-Value Here: bluetexinsulation.com/pages/r-value-of-bluetex-insulation