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rfoil - reflective insulation
Covertech
07 00 00 Thermal and Moisture Protection
rfoil reflective insulation is a single or double layer of polyethylene bubbles bonded to, and sandwiched between, two radiant barrier metallized sheets. Its unique construction is specially designed to reduce radiant heat gain or loss in residential, commercial, and HVAC applications.
Additional Information
Metal buildings and rfoilFAQ
Benefits
rFoil-Big6 duct insulation
Contact Information
Phone: 416-798-1340
Email:
johnstarr@covertechfab.com
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