Reach Barrier 3009 Kit Isolamento Porta Garage, Argento

Brand:Reach Barrier

3.3/5

199.46

DESCRIZIONE PRODOTTO Reach Barrier 3009 Kit isolamento porta garage. DAL PRODUTTORE Reach Barrier 3009 Kit isolamento porta garage.

Il kit include: 8 pannelli isolanti a bolle Reach Barrier (Tm), nastro adesivo permanente, spugna per la pulizia della porta del garage e guida di istruzioni facile da seguire. Supera i nuovi codici antincendio e non richiede manutenzione Facile da usare e da installare I pannelli pretagliati non richiedono indumenti protettivi o strumenti speciali durante l'installazione. I pannelli includono 2 strati di bolle barriera da 5/32 pollici laminati tra 2 strati di polietilene riflettente, che contribuiranno a fornire valori R più coerenti. L'isolamento riflettente Reach Barrier(Tm) e la tecnologia Bubble Barrier bloccano fino al 95% del calore radiante, contribuendo a risparmiare energia e denaro.
Batteries Included? ‎No
Batteries Required? ‎No
Color ‎Silver
Country of Origin ‎USA
Customer Reviews 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars 3,343 ratings 4.3 out of 5 stars
Included Components ‎8 panels, 1 pack of Stickems and instruction sheet
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer ‎No
Item model number ‎3009
Item Package Quantity ‎1
Item Weight ‎3.32 pounds
Manufacturer ‎Reach Barrier
Material ‎Polyethylene
Part Number ‎3009
Product Dimensions ‎25 x 13.4 x 13.2 inches

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Scritto da: hhtran02
Easy to install
It’s not one size fit all but it would be fine and will do the job. One box is only cover half of the garage. Although, more double sided tape would be appreciated.
Scritto da: Jeff Buchanan
Noticeable Difference in Garage Temp with Insulation Installed
I looked at the published R-values of this product and NASA Tech. They are both broadly listed as R-21. There are better insulating products available usually of the fiberglass batt type but these can be "dirty" and difficult products to install. The NASA Tech originally looked like the best bet but to install it, I would have had to remove the hurricane straps (5 of them), unroll the NASA Tech, marking the holes where the hurricane straps were bolted and reinstall the hurricane straps and bolts. Not a small job. I elected to purchase Reach Barrier becasue of the pre-cut panels. First, one box covers a single car garage door. For my project I needed two boxes for a 7'h X 16'w door. Second, each panel in the Reach Barrier Kit is 24" X 48". There's enough product to do 16, 24" X 24" panels per box Third, not every panel on my garage door (an Amarr Product) is the same size. The outside panels (closest to the roller tracks) are 25" wide, 21" high. The others are all 23"w X 21"h. Each panel had to be trimmed from the stock panels in the kit. I started the project by myself by marking the dimensions with a marker, labeled the L corner and top of each trimmed panel and would trim the stock panels to size using a long straight edge (a level) and box cutter. The panels trim neatly and easily with a box cutter. I switched to one person cutting (my wife) and the other (me) installing it - that saved a lot of getting up and down from one's knees. The first 4 or so panels cut and installed solo were slow going; it took about 10-15 minutes each panel to trim and install it. Going slow like this with one person doing the cutting and installing would take almost 3h to do one half of this project, 6h total. Too long. Get the wife, save my knees! Once we got a system going we did the other 28 panels in about 90 minutes. They advantage of the Reach Barrier product over the NASA tech is that I was able to install the cut panels without removing the hurricane straps. If you look closely at the photos of the completed garage door, you may note that the hurricane straps will actually hold some of the panels in place (there is enough space between the aluminum panels and the hurricane straps to easily work the cut panels under them). I started out using the stickies per the instructions. The problem with that was installing the stickies on the panel, removing the top covering of each of them then trying to slide a panel under a hurricane strap without the panel sticking to them until in place. After screwing up one panel that way I stopped putting the stickies on all four corners and in the middle. Instead I started cutting the panels 1/4 " longer in each dimension. Voi-la. They fit snuggly in place (mostly). If there was a saggy corner, I'd put a sticky under it by rolling the corner back, placing the sticky then unrolling the corner onto the sticky. That was only required on a couple of panels. The design of the door made it possible to jab that 1/4" extra of material in a grove and it stayed in that grove even with the door operating multiple times to test this technique. I imagine that wouldn't work on some door designs with or without Hurricane straps and you'd have to use the sticky is The important thing for DIY'ers is that you can easily install this product successfully even when leaving horizontal hurricane straps on the door. As for performance, I'm impressed so far. My garage door faces west and in the afternoon the door gets blazing hot - likely over 110 degrees. The garage is uninhabitable in the heat of the day with inside garage temps reaching 102 - 103 and it is presently serving as a storage area for heat sensitive things. I'd estimate that the insulation alone drops the ambient temperature inside the garage 8-10 degrees in the heat of the day with full sun on the door. Low 90s is still uncomfortable. My garage is about 450 SqFt. I just installed a 10000 BTU portable room AC that ducts (intake and exhaust) out the garage window. With it set at 80 degrees, it has no problem getting the ambient temp down to just under 80 degrees - comfortable for us. In the heat of the FL sun, the combo of a portable AC and the garage door insulated with the Reach Barrier product makes the garage a useable space. All I need now is a solar shade for the 48" X 48" window that I noted today leaks a lot of radiant heat now that the garage door isn't doing that!.
Scritto da: Dee Earley
Install was easy
Install was fairly easy!! Could have used additional adhesive strips for some of the panels. I do believe I can tell a difference already. I like to sit in my garage and watch the games on Sunday!! It got so cold a couple weeks ago I had to do something. I had two space heaters and it wasn’t getting the job done. I did happen to fire it up a week ago with only one heater going and I could tell a difference. So far so good.
Scritto da: Melissa W Ogden
Good product
I tried these on one garage door and they work great. I didn't need to use the stick'ems provided. I just folded them into the spaces around each door panel and they held well. Additionally, I purchased a set of white 1 or 2 inch thick styrofoam panels and cut them to fit into each panel over top of these for even better insulation - although these worked great just by themselves. Now I just need to purchase another set to finish the job on the other door. The temperature differential between the outside and inside was tremendous (I can work easier in my garage again - winter or summer), and the sound deadening was greatly improved.
Scritto da: Brenda Silva
Good material, bad adhesives
The insulation is good quality but prepare to cut it to shape of your door frame if you plan on attaching it to the outer metal frame instead of the panels themselves. The product actually does come with a printed instruction sheet that tells you that you will get better insulation if you don’t put the insulation directly against the panel now; it seems that earlier reviews indicated that the product did not come with such instructions before. The adhesives that it comes with are worthless as a permanent sticking solution. They stick quite well to the insulation but will fall off your panel in short time. We ended up using 3/4 inch foil tape to secure the panels to the frame as other reviewers recommended. However the adhesives it comes with do have one value: they are great to hold the panel in place while you are taping it down. Installation was fairly straightforward to attach each sheet to the frame: first, measure panel size and cut the sheets appropriately. Second, use the provided adhesives to hold the sheet in place against the panel frame. Third, tape down the sheet against the panel frame. Be prepared to use a decent amount of foil tape if you go that route. We used about 250-300 ft of foil tape for a 2 car garage. It took two of us about 3 hours total to measure, cut and attach all the panels for the 2 car garage. If you instead want to be lazy about it and just want a quick and dirty job you could just stuff the insulation sheets into the panels without cutting them or applying any adhesive and they would very likely stay in the panel with no issues. That would probably take about 10 minutes but would obviously not look as good or be as effective for insulation. The insulation is effective. In 40 degree weather we used our IR heater to bring the internal temp of the garage to 76. Without insulation it took about 15-20 minutes to fall down to 66. With insulation it took 45-50 minutes to drop to they temperature. This was without sealing top and sides of the garage as well, so it will undoubtedly be even more effective when that happens.
Scritto da: Roberta M Johnson
Easy To Install
This is a must have for any garage door. The hot Florida Sun hits my garage door in the morning which really heats up the space. I noticed an immediate difference once I installed them. They were super easy to install - girl power! Buy immediately!!!

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