RP3 | Up to 16mm Gap | Automatic Seal | How To
Things You Will Need For Installation:
- Pencil
- Measuring tape
- Saw
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Neatly solved the problem of an oven-like laundry, thank you! Still getting used to seeing my reflection in it though. 😊
Hi HB,
Thank you for your review! We are happy to hear that we've helped with the heat in your laundry. Glad we made a difference for you! 😊
These beauties spring out of the bag and expand to their full loft. Easy to throw around inside the roof and easy to cut and tear at right angles ( I found best way was to start the cut with a sharp machete like using a bread knife giving two corners to grab hold of for the tearing motion)
Great to work with due to non-allergenic quality.
Hi Brendan,
appreciate you taking the time to review our Polymax Polyester Roof and Ceiling Insulation Batts! We're thrilled to hear that you found them easy to work with and appreciate the non-allergenic quality. Thank you for sharing your tip on cutting and tearing at right angles. We hope our product continues to meet your expectations. Thank you for choosing Polymax and ecoMaster!
Thee Velcro tabs keep melting off the glass on hot days when you need renshade the most. Very frustrating.
Hi Stephanie,
The adhesive on the Velcro dots is made to cope with high temperatures, but it does work best when the surface is carefully prepared and the dots are applied to the right area. Even when frames look clean, they can still carry a very light, invisible residue from cleaning products, polish, silicone, dust, or skin oils, which can affect how well the adhesive bonds.
That’s why we mention this on our website — it really does make a difference. For the most reliable, long-lasting hold, we recommend giving the surface a quick wipe with isopropyl alcohol and then pressing the dots firmly into place. If those steps are missed, the adhesive may not fully bond and the dots can sometimes come away over time.