I am watching this after many years, but isn't there going to back at gap on the edges of the floating floor? Would it be wise to instead use spray foam after setting down the insofast boards on the edges or perimeter of the now giant rectangle, then drill in the boards? Thanks

Does this product offgas?

I have basement walls that have moisture coming through in the winter. Will this product work or will mildew grow behind your product. Thanks.

Very well done, but next time; use plastic lumber.

Y'all need to start using plasma cutters They are quite cheap

Nice system. Unfortunately, in my area the mostly unskilled labor would make a mess of this and would not be able to consistently do all the measurements. Where I live, this would be a great DIY option. None of the contractors I know have workers who could figure this out and get good at it.

Window reveal install

Why not use foam sillplate below the first course of 2x4. It would help prevent rot due to contact against the metal box beam.

Gotta mix the voice audio louder.

Must of been videoed in FL.

So can you install these panels on the outside? Thinking I might want to put on wood panels on the outside over the insulation.

This is just an ad wtf just buy ads

Good morning this is what you ship to France goods

Nobody saw the crack attack and thought doing another take might be necessary?

What would happen if you were to install polystyrene ceiling boards *without* the infills / inserts ? Will condensation dripping from above be an issue ? I'm asking as I wish to line a shipping container ceiling with polystyrene boards (as per your other video), as condensation is a problem and I'm hoping this will go some way to stopping it. Great products btw (are they available in the UK ?) Thanks

We're deciding right now to either spray foam the inside or use your panels..so you're saying if we glue up the In So Fast on the interior, that will eliminate the steel from sweating... I'M leaning towards the panels but want to make sure we don't have problems down the road...thanks

Getting ready to insulate a storage container we're converting into a home for a grandson..does the In So Fast prevent the.metal from sweating on the inside...

If it were cheaper I would.

simple and quick = efficient

thanks for this video Sr.!

Trying to decide best way to insulate inside of container..do your panels prevent the sweating on the interior...

What is the R rating ?

If I’m using the Cx44 on the sides, will they be flush with these corners?

I’ve watched all your container videos, some twice. For a 20 foot high cube, what order do you recommend? Corners, back wall , sides, ceiling, floor? Or ???

Where i can buy it in europe ?

Metal circular saw is the best tool for the main cuts.

Great story to watch, by insofast. greetings vom Germany

i need insofast products in 2026 for my project in Germany. So please open the range and ran the Europa/German market :-)

My question didn’t load, Trying again. Could you do the floors first? Before the side walls to reduce cutting the 4x8 sheets ? Thanks

Hey Inso folks, could you do this floor first? Before the walls? Assuming the container is 8 feet wide, then not cutting plywood right?

Is this stuff flame retardant?

Can I nail shiplap to those inserts?

I used to do ICFs and this reminds me of them however the quote I received for materials to do a 40hc was more then the cost to have it done in spray foam

Amazing

oh my, butt crack. cool video otherwise.

I first thought that this might be better than the ZIP R6 panel I was planning for the new house. Problem is that the ZIP R panel can go up with 16d nails and is my house wrap too. While your panels would probably be alot cheaper than the ZIP R, there is a ton of labor to install these panels. Plus, all the special flashings and stuff I have do around the window. I think I will stick with my staggered stud wall, ZIP R6 and closed cell foam. Since ZIP has become so common here on the coast of SC, most installers get it done correctly. New construction is probably not the best fit for your product, but a remodel might be just the thing.

Very confused as to why foam and not the adhesive was used to connect the corner piece to the shipping container. In the other videos adhesive was used to connect the panels to the container, with foam added to seal around edges.

Well done Ed. I hope to use your product in some containers in the near future. 🤟😎👍 🇦🇺

So annoying this product can't be purchased in the uk or Europe. it would sell amazingly.

Could you put the panel under the window first and then put the one underneath?

Just ordered 10 boxes and this is the info I needed. Thanks.

What about a 80 inch tv

What the hippies in the 1960's said we should become, this guy is. Awesome.

But what about condensation?? Shouldn’t you have a vapor/water barrier somehow?

love it. but you are not in Dominican Republic?

The climate is fine. Stop listening to the propaganda of the globalists.

I wonder where he's located🤷‍♂️

valid

Pretty crazy people would rather spend an extra few grand on hvac vs insulation, especially when your ac has energy cost, maintenance and replacement.

The climate change hoax was a stroke of genius. Use peoples moral compass to enslave them.