Radiant barriers consist of a thin sheet or coating of a highly reflective material, usually aluminum, applied to one or both sides of substrate materials, such as Kraft paper or plywood sheathing. It is installed in buildings primarily to reduce summer heat gain, and hence to reduce building cooling energy usage.
Radiant barriers may be installed in attics in several configurations. The most efficient way to install the radiant barrier is between the top cord of roof trusses with an air space between the roof sheathing and the radiant barrier. The heat that radiates down from the roof is reflected back up. A cooler attic equates to lower air conditioning bills! Click here for more details.
Why use Radiant Barrier - Attic Foil Insulation?
Radiant barriers are starting to become common place in building and home construction. Whether you are building a new home or live in an older home, it is never too late to add this energy efficient, heat reflecting, aluminum radiant barrier. The attic is generally the easiest and most common place to install a radiant barrier, and in this location, our highly reflective aluminum radiant barrier is very effective at reducing both the heat gained in the summer and the heat lost in the winter to make your home more comfortable and save money on utility bills year round.
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Foam Insulation
reflective material, usually aluminum, applied to one or both sides of substrate materials, such as Kraft paper or plywood sheathing. It is installed in buildings primarily to reduce summer heat gain, and hence to reduce building cooling energy usage.
Radiant barriers may be installed in attics in several configurations. The most efficient way to install the radiant barrier is between the top cord of roof trusses with an air space between the roof sheathing and the radiant barrier. The heat that radiates down from the roof is reflected back up. A cooler attic equates to lower air conditioning bills! 
building a new home or live in an older home, it is never too late to add this energy efficient, heat reflecting, aluminum radiant barrier. The attic is generally the easiest and most common place to install a radiant barrier, and in this location, our highly reflective aluminum radiant barrier is very effective at reducing both the heat gained in the summer and the heat lost in the winter to make your home more comfortable and save money on utility bills year round. 