Looking at something like this in the basement on an old red brick wall. Rest of basement been replaced. Any suggestions on how to attack it? Trying to utilize loosing heat till I can finish the other part

Interesting. Have a older basement wall , was thinking about this

How did you attach the prodex to the metal Quonset?

We have installed this product in our cabin and in our house. It is remarkable. Keeps the heat in during the winter and heat out during the summer. I too was skeptical, but after using it I am a believer. Bonus, because of the aluminum skin on both sides it also works as a fire barrier. Helped us with insurance. Again, just my opion but ours has been installed for about 8 years.

Are you happy with the performance?

How is this product working out and what area of the country was this installed?

Thank you

WOW

Thank you

Im working on exposing my ceilings and thusly removed all batting and im excited to get started on this. Do you have video for step by step installation process?

I love this I gotta see this whole project

Love this

Incredible

Its incredible! Im planning on ripping off all the stucco and bat to replace it with this insulation. It would give me so much space.

Useless. I know how to use a heat gun.

horrible video, tells me nothing other than buy a heat gun.

Don't waste your time, the cost of shipping is a game changer. My product estimate was $722 and shipping was $503. Shipping is charged per roll, so multiples don't appear to earn a discount only more shipping charges. Find another product unless you live near their one warehouse.

Don't waste your time, the cost of shipping is a game changer. My product estimate was $722 and shipping was $503. Shipping is charged per roll, so adding more doesn't appear to get a discount just more shipping charges. Find another product unless you live near their one-and-only warehouse.

Don't waste your time, the cost of shipping is a game changer. My product estimate was $722 and shipping was $503. Find another product unless you live near their one warehouse.

Don't waste your time, the cost of shipping is a game changer. My product estimate was $722 and shipping was $503. Find another product unless you live near their one warehouse.

For an installation video…it leaves a lot out… Are they using a heat gun? If so, what is being heated? How does this adhere to the roof? How does this adhere to anything? I have so many questions.

Seems kind of hard to do from a lift or roof panel as you install.

I'm building a metal building...I am thinking of installing 10m on the outside before I sheet the walls and roof

Are you happy with the r value?

I'm thinking of installing there 10m product before the metal...are you happy with the results? Does it live up to the R value they claim?

I'm thinking of installing 10m before I install the metal sheets

This video is very confusing. How are two separate pieces joined together? What is the backing there that they both share in common? How are two pieces joined together with the heat gun?

This has to be a joke?

Now you can install fiberglass over this sir

Any updates of the efficiency of the insulation? Did you place walls in front or use any other insulation?

How much did you use?

What this product called? Thank u

Robert, your place looks great. But how is the insulation fastened? I assume you have something mounted to the metal to hold the insulation? I don’t not see bands across the top of the metal ribs… any tips you could share would be great

It’s not a purling, it’s a purlin.

Is the white is insulation as well?

What type of staples do you use?

Condensation will be trapped behind it.

Hello. Your Q-Hut looks great! I have a 35x60 Q-hut up in Northern AZ. Gets well below freezing in winter and highs in the 80s-90s in summer. Which side do you put facing out? How did you attach? Did you use battens? Is it air tight? Do you have pics or videos of it before/during installation? Thanks for your time. Chris

What's the R-Value

what a joke

This is a review??? Really??? Glad I didn't wastr to much time watching it. Hi, this is Hooker, this is my willy !!! By any chance do you have a REAL REVEIW??? Maybe something better than it looks great, especially since I have no intention of seeing it when I cover it up.

Keep staying positive If the wind blows it down put it on the inside

I hope this isn't as dumb as it looks. It looks like you can't sheet over your walls and therefore can't hang any shelving or anything else on the walls.

I'm in central il would love to take a look . Was thinking of going this route

what is the R value on this? thx

Did you have to leave a air gap between the insulation and the outside wall?

I thought it was aluminum on both sides? I thought that was how it worked....

No airspace?

I thought an air gap was important?

Also I went looking around to see if your claims of a high R-value was true. Because it seems impossible for such a thin material to have such a high R-value. I wanted to hear from the critics, the haters, the enemies of this product. What I found was this ...... ***Exaggerated R-value claims Since the main benefit from foil-faced bubble wrap is due to its radiant-barrier facing, the product is basically worthless unless it faces an air space.*** Since most buildings are made from studs, 2x4's or 2x6's or better, then we have the air space. So if that is all we need to make this a high R-value then it is a home run.