Sale - Monday, Feb. 6 READ ReviewsLogin to add Review Estimated ship date : Prodex Total Garage Door Insulation Kit One - 24 Inch x 87 ft (174 sq. ft.) roll of Prodex Total Insulation + One roll of double sided adhesive tape (1-1/2 Inch x 60 yards) + One roll of reflective tape (2 Inch x 60 yards). You're getting extra insulation - A 16' x 7' garage door only requires 112 sq. ft. of insulation. You're getting 174 sq. ft.! Use extra insulation on windows, crawlspace, ductwork, etc... Reflective aluminum foil on each side of 5mm (13/64 inch) closed-cell polyethylene foam center. For Discount Pricing click Use Prodex Garage Door Insulation because: The bulk of your heat loss and gain will come through the garage door. In the summer the garage door works as a huge radiator heating the house. In the winter your house loses heat through the garage. Click for installation instructions Ask a question about this product Added Values using Prodex Garage Door insulation

Can reduce temperatures by 8 degrees, making it a comfortable working area. Saves heating costs in winter, reducing heat loss through door. Save air-conditioning costs in summer, reducing gain through door. Light weight (only 8 lbs.) You're getting extra insulation - A 16' x 7' garage door only requires 112 sq. ft. of insulation. You're getting 174 sq. ft.! Use extra insulation on windows, crawlspace, ductwork, etc...larson storm doors sizes Prodex Difference:  R-value unaffected by humidity : Prevents condensation : Prevents 97% of radiant heat transfer : Vapor barrier : Elastic : 19dba contact noise reduction : 90 degree celsius (194 fahrenheit) contact temperature rating : UV resistance : Does not promote mold or mildew : Does not provide for nesting of rodents, bugs or birds : Seals around nails (no leak) : ICC-ES Recognized : Reflective aluminum foil on each side of 5mm (13/64) closed-cell polyethylene foam center lambo door kit for chevy cruze

: Keeps its shape over time (doesn't collapse) : Rippled surface increases airflow : Member of US Green Building Council - Made with 100% recyclable virgin raw materials Air Ducts: 10 to 30 percent of the energy used to heat and cool the air is lost to conduction through the duct surfaces. Attics: A new generation attic radiant barrier not only reduces air conditioning bills - It also reduces heating bills. upvc front door cost fitted Basements and Crawlspaces: Due to their underground environment, basements and crawl spaces have different insulation requirements than the house above. 2008 4 door jeep wrangler towing capacity Garages: Insulate the wall between the garage and the rest of the house. car door lock surround protectors

This will reduce heat, cold and noise from coming into your home. Metal Buildings: Ever wonder why it's so hot and wet inside a metal building in the summer and so cold and wet in winter? Pole Barns: The best insulation for a pole barns will keep the inside of the structure cool in summer, warm in winter and dry all the time. Poultry Houses: A little known natural phenomenon called the "black-globe effect" has a pronounced stress factor relating to the cost efficiency (or inefficiency) of weight gain in meat producing animals and birds. garage door repair pomona Roofs: Because heat rises, you'll have more winter heat loss through your through your walls. upvc french doors london Walls: Radiation accounts for 65-85 percent of all heat transfer through walls. Click for more applications

Prodex Fast Action: One 4 ft x 175 ft (700 sq ft) roll with convenient staple tabs and adhesive on rolls. Prodex Fast Action is identical to Prodex 48 Inch with the exception of having adhesive running 175 feet on one side of roll. Prodex Total 24 Inch: Set of (2) two 24 inch x 175 ft rolls (700 sq ft total) packaged in one bag. Nominal width designed for 24 inch on center studs. Prodex Total 16 Inch: Set of (3) three 16 inch x 175 ft rolls (700 sq ft total) packaged in one bag. Nominal width designed for 16 inch on center studs. Prodex 72 Inch: One 6 ft x 100 ft (600 sq. ft.) roll with convenient staple tabs. Prodex Perforated: 4 ft x 175 ft (700 sq. ft.) roll with convenient staple tabs. Prodex Under Concrete Insulation: 4 ft. x 175 ft. (700 sq. ft.) roll with convenient flange tabs for overlapping. Perfect for driveways and basements. Reflective aluminum foil attached to 5mm (13/64 inch) closed-cell polyethylene foam. Prodex 4 ft x 50 ft (200 sq ft)

Prodex Total 48 Inch: One 4 ft x 175 ft (700 sq. ft.) roll with convenient staple tabs. Prodex Assorted Cut Pieces: Approximately 525 to 650 square feet of assorted cut lengths of 4 foot wide (48 Inch) Prodex Total Insulation pieces. The lengths of the pieces typically range from 6 ft to 24 ft. You may also be interested in this/these product(s) If you didn't pay for a Gold Membership, Click the "No" button below then click the box that reads "ORDER HERE or Get a Quote" Using the wrong order box will result in not getting the volume discounts available to you. Are you sure you want to proceed? Official site of Prodex Total Insulation in USA and CAN © Copyright 2016, All Rights ReservedA warm, well-insulated garage will provide you usable workspace all year round, even when the outside temperatures drop to frightening lows. But even if you're not planning to spend much time in the shop this winter, there's still good reason to winterize your garage: you could save yourself money and hassle later.

A garage that gets too cold can damage not only to your car but also to the equipment you're storing there. "Water will freeze, no matter where it is. So if you have a power washer that still has water in the pump or lines, it can freeze and crack," says Joe Sainz, application specialist for Robert Bosch Tool Corp. The same is true of fuel gels, which can "gel up" (freeze) inside combustion engines, and even paint, which will separate and ruin if allowed to freeze, Sainz says.Winterize your garage as early as possible.Weatherstripping creates a seal between the garage door and garage door opening. ".If you feel air seeping into the garage, Witek says, remove the existing weatherstripping and scrape off any remaining sealant. "A pry bar and flat scraper or putty knife will make the process much easier," he says. The cleaner and smoother you can make the surface, the easier it will be to install the new weatherstripping, and the better it will seal.Once the old weather stripping is removed, you can begin measuring to apply the new one.

To align the weatherstripping, Witek says you'll need to close the garage door and then align the weather stripping so that the rubber flap flattens slightly against the door. "This will ensure a good seal and easy operation of the garage door," he says.However, while it's not hard to purchase fiberglass batt insulation, installing it correctly is another story, Sainz says. "mon mistakes include failure to securely fasten the batt insulation, not supporting it, or cutting it too long or short for the location. "Insulation needs to have a snug fit, but it can't be jammed in too tightly," he says.Witek says there is a variety of products available to insulate garage doors, including specifically designed kits. "Insulation options include foam board, reflective barriers, and fiberglass batt insulation," he says.Regardless which option you choose, Witek says the insulation will need to be cut to fill the garage door panels, then secured with adhesive to make sure it stays put. "Some garage doors will not have recessed panels that make for an easy insulation project," he says.

Struggling to insulate the door, or still feeling the cold even after putting it in? In some cases, Witek says, the best option may be to replace the door with a modern, insulated design.Weatherstripping and insulation will help to protect your garage from extreme winter weather, but on their own, they're not going to keep the garage toasty warm for you. Unit heaters are a great way to heat a garage with minimal space requirements and construction costs, Witek says.First, choose between a gas or electric heater. Gas-fired units are usually cheaper to operate but are more difficult to install because they require a gas supply and exhaust venting, Witek says. "And electric models are easier to install, but are more costly to operate than gas-fired models." This makes electric unit heaters a great option in areas with mild winters or where you only need heat occasionally, he says.Another, more efficient electric option worth considering is a mini-split heat pump. "This type of unit will provide efficient year-round heating and cooling to the garage with only a 3-inch hole through an exterior wall required for installation," Witek says.