R-Matte Plus 3 Insulation ?
Posted: Sat Jun 06, 2009 1:45 am
JD/Yanta(I think thats it),
Can you answer this for me... I was wondering around home depot earlier last week killing time and I saw this R-Matte Plus 3 insulation. The stuff appeared to be fairly cheap imo. About 10 bucks a sheet ircc and came in a 4x8 sheet.
Would this stuff be a good Cana date for insulating the inside of a trailer home? I was thinking I can do a little at a time in my house. Pop off the wood paneling and slap this on inside the wall placing the wood panel back over it. I have no idea how the insulation is in my house. I would imagine it all fell to the ground for it being 31 years old. I'm currently just kicking the idea around really.
What would I have to worry about if I do this? I thought about putting it under the metal on the outside of my house but decided against it. The reason is who knows how bad the materials in my wall are(studs), and I'm afraid that I might not even get it back together the same fit and finish. Also if I do it just on the inside of the house I wont have to worry about the weather. Would I have to worry about it gettign wet from leaks ect ect... I think this is the stuff... looks a lot like it.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/sto ... =100317820
Thanks,
Stealth
P.S. Thanks for your help about the roof earlier. I looked into it and have decided to just subcontract the work out later on. The fines, time and all that other fun legal stuff just doesnt seem the hassell to save a few bucks.
Can you answer this for me... I was wondering around home depot earlier last week killing time and I saw this R-Matte Plus 3 insulation. The stuff appeared to be fairly cheap imo. About 10 bucks a sheet ircc and came in a 4x8 sheet.
Would this stuff be a good Cana date for insulating the inside of a trailer home? I was thinking I can do a little at a time in my house. Pop off the wood paneling and slap this on inside the wall placing the wood panel back over it. I have no idea how the insulation is in my house. I would imagine it all fell to the ground for it being 31 years old. I'm currently just kicking the idea around really.
What would I have to worry about if I do this? I thought about putting it under the metal on the outside of my house but decided against it. The reason is who knows how bad the materials in my wall are(studs), and I'm afraid that I might not even get it back together the same fit and finish. Also if I do it just on the inside of the house I wont have to worry about the weather. Would I have to worry about it gettign wet from leaks ect ect... I think this is the stuff... looks a lot like it.
http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/sto ... =100317820
Thanks,
Stealth
P.S. Thanks for your help about the roof earlier. I looked into it and have decided to just subcontract the work out later on. The fines, time and all that other fun legal stuff just doesnt seem the hassell to save a few bucks.