Radiant Barrier choices

[K'ledgeBldr]

Originally Posted by james1969

Atticfoil Radiant Barrier

Let see- 4 posts in 4 years and they all are about Atticfoil.
Doesn't that sound like advertising? And it's a home-based internet business.
Do you work for Ed Fritz?

[stonny9]

Originally Posted by K'ledgeBldr

Let see- 4 posts in 4 years and they all are about Atticfoil.
Doesn't that sound like advertising? And it's a home-based internet business.
Do you work for Ed Fritz?

That is wrong for a poster to post about a product and not admit that he/she is directly involved with it.



Anyways I got the sample in today. It is very tough almost fabric like. I will probably order it within a week and if test results are good then my neighbor will do it also. I would order both of ours at once but I am still not 100% on the product/technology(I get the scientific factor) and it would only save about $4 between the both of us including shipping.

[Everest209]

Originally Posted by james1969

The "thickness" does not really matter when it comes to reflectivity- it's the foil doing the work, whatever it is attached to just provides strength. You COULD use regular kitchen foil, but it wouldn't stay up for long. What you want it "Strength". I used the Atticfoil Radiant Barrier and it works great. You can staple it up and pull the foil and the staple will actually come out of the wood before the foil rips.

One step closer to losing faith in humanity....... get a life dude.