Reflective Aluminum Foil Insulation

Our Double Sided Reflective Foil Insulation is an essential solution for modern heat insulation applications. It provides a simple, highly effective method for reducing heat transfer through radiation, which can lead to a reduction in energy loss costs of 5% to 10%. The structure consists of multiple layers, including F/R Kraft paper, all bonded and reinforced to create a flame-retardant (CM grade) barrier that is built to last. Unlike traditional insulation that only slows conductive heat, this double sided foil insulation utilizes its highly polished surfaces to actively bounce heat radiation away from the insulated area, offering year-round thermal benefits. This makes it an ideal choice for property owners and builders looking for a non-toxic, long-lasting, and powerful thermal solution.

• Features

  • Maximum Radiant Heat Reflection: The primary function of this double sided reflective insulation is to reflect radiant heat, using its shiny surfaces to bounce thermal energy away and stabilize indoor temperatures.
  • Superior Energy Efficiency: By dramatically reducing heat transfer, the insulation lowers energy consumption for both heating and cooling, leading to potential utility savings.
  • All-Direction Performance: The double-sided design ensures maximum reflection of radiant heat from both directions, making it highly effective in all climates.
  • Moisture and Vapor Barrier: The reflective foil surface inherently acts as a moisture barrier, helping to prevent condensation and moisture buildup within the building's structure.
  • Durable, Reinforced Construction: Made with pure aluminum foil and reinforced with a fiberglass scrim, the material is durable, long-lasting, and resistant to degradation.

• Applications

  This versatile heat aluminum foil insulation is perfect for a variety of residential, commercial, and agricultural projects, helping to improve energy efficiency in numerous difficult-to-insulate spaces.

  • Attics & Roofs: Install under roof rafters or over attic floor joists to reflect heat radiating down in summer and help maintain warmth in winter.
  • Walls: Can be incorporated into wall assemblies or used behind wall cladding for an extra layer of thermal and vapor control.
  • Crawl Spaces & Floors: Used on crawl space walls or beneath subfloors to reflect heat back into the living space, improving overall comfort.
  • HVAC Systems: Used to wrap and insulate HVAC ducts for improved temperature control.
  • Outbuildings: Effective for regulating temperature in non-conditioned spaces like garages and sheds.