Insulshed 50, Insulbreak 65, Aircell insulation and the Differences

What is the difference between Insulbreak, Insulshed and Aircell Glareshield Insulation. We have a look at the Kingspan products and identify the differences you can see. You can buy Kingspan Insulation online at shedblog.com.au... Please share this video on your social networks to help us promote the video.

[@evldvl1]

Great advice that is much appreciated. Thank you for the internet, KZbin and people like you. Could only thumb it up once, unfortunately!!

[@Geenine44]

Cheers for this. Have plans to redo a caravan and a tiny house down the track, will be super lightweight for both!

[@blackfox7161]

Do you have test studies or any form of scientific comparisons of the different types of insulation?

[@ShedblogAu]

Insulbreak 65 has been replaced with Insulbreak 70. Orders placed will received Insulbreak 70 now going forward. Glareshield is now Glareshield XL and is a foam core product .55 thick.

[@ShedblogAu]

Check out this video where we look at the differences between some Kingspan Insulation. You can see more about these insulations on the ShedBlog website.

[@peterbeyer5755]

I read the brochure, they clearly state that if the reflective coat gets dusty that the R value is diminished, that don’t say for how much or how dusty, Roofs are very dusty places so you spend money, with this product a lot of money and the R value will diminish with the dirt.

[@MrBrettStar]

does it squash down much? I'm thinking of using the insulbreak but worried it might be too thick at the overlap points between the tophat and the cladding.

[@ShedblogAu]

Yes, it squashes down just fine. Never heard of it being an issue.

[@sun-power]

Useless video. No facts, no comparative results, one product condemned without any clear reasons.