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Old 12-06-13, 11:53 PM   #360
michael
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Yes, the space between emitter and reflector is flexible but most building scientists I've read use 3/4" as standard. To my mind, just getting reflective building paper is as good an option and much cheaper as the bubbles are rather useless as insulation.
Your tubing layout is top drawer, BTW. Very professional. You will snip off the cable ties, I hope. haha.
Thanks...the cable ties will look cute coming up between the tiles, don't you think?

Check out: Multi-layer insulation - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.

I've seen a two or three layered, quilted, reflective bubble insulation that I'd like to use probably just placing it on top of the fiberglass batts when I push them up into the voids between the joists. It will be imprecise, but there will be a space between the foil and the subfloor just from the settlement of the fiberglass over time.
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