is this closed cell? how much does he foam expand? can i use this product for under my home (it is raised 3ft off of the grouond)
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Yes it is closed cell foam. The foam expands 30 times its liquid application rate. Density is 1.75 pcf, R-value = 7.12 / in. To seal a crawlspace we suggest placing a plastic vapor barrier on the floor and then spray foam the perimeter walls and seal the vapor retarder to the walls. Battic Door Energy includes a free 30 ft long hose kit and professional gun assembly with our 600 bd ft kits. Sincerely, Mark - Battic Door Energy
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The separate piece of foam inside the cover is 1" to 1.25" thick, as-stated by several others. I will add that it's medium-density, at best, and thus compresses very quickly and doesn't provide that much support. Better than nothing? Yes. Could it be better with thicker or higher-density foam? Definitely!I have a garden kneeling pad that's approximately the same thickness, but much more dense and rubber-like. If I were to cut a piece out of that and put it inside the cover, I'm sure it would be much more comfortable!
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The high density foam was disappointing. It really isn't that dense at all. We bought it to top a futon mattress. We sleep on it regularly and it works pretty well on top of the futon mattress. I'm a side sleeper and my arm and leg would go numb just sleeping on top of the futon mattress, that is no longer a problem with the topper on it now. I'm not quite sure what to tell you except that it isn't really dense, but pretty comfortable. I attribute the firmness to it being on top of a futon. Good luck!
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Dense Foam But not sure if that will work for what you need. You may be able to find a better option.
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If you foam insulate over it count on 95-100 ft. If you wrap it in a tighter whined then count on 65-80. All depends on the need, this stuff warms up very well and wrap depends on the need...a loose wrap at 20 below zero w/ (no wind) but with insulation is adequate.
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This is "open cell " foam and has around 3.5-4 R value per 1 inch . This foam gets bigger expansion though, than Closed cell . "Closed cell" has 7.5 R value pet 1 inchSome less expansion, but resists moisture.
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I drilled small holes in the wall and injected the foam into the walls, so didn't have to leave the house. If you were going to leave it out in the open, I can't say, other than to recommend reading the label or MSDS.
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Before, but don't let that fool you into thinking one can isnt enough. Depending on the size of the space your tring to fill one can may be more than enough. The foam will expand at roughly three to one and while it may fill up many times the volume twenty wet/dry ounces it starts off as twenty ounces of liquid.
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On solid piece of memory foam 4" thick. It is vacuum packed so has to be allowed to expand over 24 hours.
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dear D.Flowers...if your ends are curled up,that means the foam mattress ends did not spread apart..you may have to unzipper it and straighten it (it could be that during expanding process the cashmere top caught the foam mattress and it didn't unfold right )..to fully expand should only take 8hrs ......hopefully this will help you
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Hello Mark,Closed cell Foam It Green has no VOCs, CFCs, Urea-formaldehyde, or Penta-BDEs. Once the foam is cured, there is no off-gassing. There will be a slight odor when the foam is sprayed, which will dissipate within about an hour with good ventilation. It is recommended that you spray with good ventilation and wear a particulate respirator while spraying so you don't breathe in the foam particles.Closed cell Foam It Green is perfect for use in the crawl space because it stops air and moisture penetration, provides a high insulation value (R-7 per inch), and won't hold onto moisture, so your insulation will stay dry.Thanks!Linda Hello Mark,Closed cell Foam It Green has no VOCs, CFCs, Urea-formaldehyde, or Penta-BDEs. Once the foam is cured, there is no off-gassing. There will be a slight odor when the foam is sprayed, which will dissipate within about an hour with good ventilation. It is recommended that you spray with good ventilation and wear a particulate respirator while spraying so you don't breathe in the foam particles.Closed cell Foam It Green is perfect for use in the crawl space because it stops air and moisture penetration, provides a high insulation value (R-7 per inch), and won't hold onto... » Read More Hello Mark,Closed cell Foam It Green has no VOCs, CFCs, Urea-formaldehyde, or Penta-BDEs. Once the foam is cured, there is no off-gassing. There will be a slight odor when the foam is sprayed, which will dissipate within about an hour with good ventilation. It is recommended that you spray with good ventilation and wear a particulate respirator while spraying so you don't breathe in the foam particles.Closed cell Foam It Green is perfect for use in the crawl space because it stops air and moisture penetration, provides a high insulation value (R-7 per inch), and won't hold onto moisture, so your insulation will stay dry.Thanks!Linda « Show Less
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It does go low enough to go under our futon which is the only place we have that need for it. Everywhere I cant reach the extensions it came with make it easy to reach so I have been able to get in between some tight spots that we couldnt before! Hope this helps!
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We would recommend closed cell foam for that application because closed cell is a vapor barrier as well as an air barrier. I would recommend the 600FR kit.
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Thanks. I will do some further measurements. But I thought it could work because it is made of foam and could be partially inflated.
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this is a indoor unit used to help heat your house, i dont think you would want to use it outside.if your house is not insulated well this would be hard to keep it warm.used mainly in one room. i dont reccomend it at all the cord shorted out one night in my bedroom and it caught my wall afire while i was sleeping.luckily the good lord woke me up in time.room was fool of smoke.eden pure wood not warrant this product due to the time frame of having it.it could have cost me my life. all they said was that they were sorry.definitly wont reccomend them really not worth the money for no more heat than they put out.beware of their sales tatics they wood like to sell you one.Robert A.
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The foam sheet is not that thick for your purpose. I would think you would be better to lay a thick carpet padding and a wall-to-wall carpet over the entire floor in the room you wish to decrease the noise from below.
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Hi Katherine, I just measured the distance between the bed frame (bottom of bed) to the floor and it was 4.5 inches. That, if I recall, was about the limit on how far it would go without jacking the bed up. Can't say what the other extreme was. But FWIW, my wife is very pleased with this product. Also, it's easy to make a "mobile version" with PVC, especially if you remember tinker toy as a child. Please let me know if I can be of further help. Happy Holidays!