Bubble warp...whats' the best for insulation?
21 January 2005, 11:52 AM
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more air = more insulation so probably a few layers of small bubbles.
try sticking tin foil to it also ... http://www.ybsinsulation.com/airteccavitywall.htm
try sticking tin foil to it also ... http://www.ybsinsulation.com/airteccavitywall.htm
21 January 2005, 11:57 AM
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What's it for? If its going to be used in sunlight then normal bubble wrap will degrade under UV. You can get greenhouse bubble wrap which is treated though I think.
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21 January 2005, 12:23 PM
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Originally Posted by messiah
He wants it for sending fish through the post so they don't get too cold... 
Originally Posted by ALi-B
It's for a lean-to with a clear corregated platic roof...I would have though that would suck up most of the UV?
Mind, how do you know the stuff from garden centres/B&Q is UV proof?
Mind, how do you know the stuff from garden centres/B&Q is UV proof?
You are right though, if it is placed under the corrugated PVC sheets it should be ok.
Alternatively you could replace the corrugated sheets with those twinwall polycarbonate sheets used on conservatories.
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