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.
• Do-it-yourself quick
• Clean finished look

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...

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Prodex Difference: Energy Star Qualified : ICC-ES Recognized : 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) : Reflective aluminum foil on each side of 5mm (13/64) closed-cell polyethylene foam center : 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

Additional approvals and certifications:

• Air Ducts: 10 to 30 percent of the energy used to heat and cool the air is lost to conduction through the duct surfaces. More...
• Attics: A new generation attic radiant barrier not only reduces air conditioning bills - It also reduces heating bills. More...
• Basements and Crawlspaces: Due to their underground environment, basements and crawl spaces have different insulation requirements than the house above. More...
• Garages: Insulate the wall between the garage and the rest of the house. This will reduce heat, cold and noise from coming into your home. More...
• 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? More...
• 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. More...
• 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. More...
• Roofs: Because heat rises, you'll have more winter heat loss through your through your walls. More...
• Walls: Radiation accounts for 65-85 percent of all heat transfer through walls. More...

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