Reflectix Double Pack Insulation: BP48010 - Keep Your Home Comfortable Year-Round

B: This worked well to keep down the lighting and heat in the end of our pop-up trailer.
There was a noticeable difference on the end. I used it to the end that did not have it.

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Kindle Customer: Easy to cut and stays in place.

United States on Sep 09, 2023

CIACIA: So this is 48"x120" (4'x10'). Except it's actually longer than 10'. That extra length (There's about a foot more) seems like a bonus, but in reality there is this incredibly sticky reside holding the roll together as part of the packaging. If you don't take the messy time to remove this sticky residue (and it is incredibly sticky) and just cut off the part with the residue you get a 10' roll. It's a big pain to get that stuff off, but hey, bonus foot of material if you do!

United States on Aug 21, 2023

Bill G.: I bought this 10' roll of Reflectix to make insulated inserts for the 3 sunroofs in my Land Rover. It's been 115+ out here in Arizona and a lot of heat and light come through the sunroofs even with the little shade screens rolled into place. This Reflectix was easy to measure and cut. The multiple little beads of glue they use to keep the roll in place is annoying but I just used duct tape to yank the adhesive off the Reflectix. Now I have a bunch leftover so I think I'll make a nice tight-fitting windshield shade screen.

United States on Jul 22, 2023

⭐Harley_Quinn⭐: Here in Central Arizona the summer of 2020 was the longest, dryest, hottest summer in Arizona history. That means the summer started in mid May, had more consequtive days of 110°+ temps (even at 3am it never dropped below 92°) and even though we can usually get a reprieve each summer with the monsoon rains, we got less than 1/2" of rainfall TOTAL the entire year. Usually by Halloween I need to put on a sweatshirt to go outside at night, but last year I was wearing tank tops and shorts until mid November. To say it was miserable here is a bigger understatement than saying 2020 had a few unexpected hiccups.
It's now 2021, mid May, over 100° outside already by noon every day, and we've had less rain so far this year than we did by this time last year. So in order to avoid $350/mo electric bills this year, I re-sealed all my windows and doors, added UV film + Reflectix insulation to every window. I measured each window frame and cut a piece of Reflectix 2" larger in both height & width to completely block any trace of sunlight from coming through. The extra length on each side has a dual purpose. It provides enough material on all sides to not only cover the window panes,...

United States on May 27, 2021