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245DL Roof Insulation, How much and the best width. 200 1986

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posted by  Paul Driver of Inga on  Mon Jul 16 05:41 CST 2007
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Well it finally quit raining for a couple of days this last week and this big yellow ball of light suddenly appeared in the sky. The temps shot up into the upper 90's with a heat index of a balmy 109. Inga's recently repaired and backward converted AC really was to put the test. She got a passing Grade but still needs the pusher fan to address the weak cooling issues at idle. She did keep me cool and beats the heck out of the 470AC used last year.

Put my hand up to the roof liner and that sucker was hot was heck. It is now time for the Reflextix upgrade to the roof read about here on the BB.

Does any one out there know how much insulation will be required (yes I have a tape measure and can multiply width by length) and the best width to use? There are three widths listed on the home store website. Want to make the best use of my money and also attempt to limit the numbers of trips back to the home store to complete the task.

Thanks in advance for your help as always,

PT





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