... If you can get it up and keep it there w/o tearing, as far as the radiant barrier it'll be little different. The difference is the real stuff is much heavier for the purpose.
Read the full replyBetween Radiant Barrier foil at about $0.13/sq ft
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Ordinary turkey-wrapping aluminum foil at $0.03/sq ft
To cover 2000 sq ft of a roof's underbelly with commercial radiant barrier would cost, um, about $250.00
To do the same area with heavy-duty aluminum foil would cost about $58.00 for the foil and $1.27 for the extra staples (foil is 18" vs 48" for the barrier stuff).
No antennas in the attic, I take it?
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If you can get it up and keep it there w/o tearing, as far as the radiant barrier it'll be little different. The difference is the real stuff is much heavier for the purpose.
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Hi, Penny wise, pound foolish!
I've heard of people using mylar "space" blankets. The one time I needed some insulation, I got mylar bubble wrap, which seemed like a good idea.
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