Reflective Foil Insulation, Double Reflective Bubble Insulation Sheet, Aluminum Foil Bubble Shield, Radiant Barrier Roll for RV Windows Weatherproofing (59''x 8.2Ft)

We used this to cover our windows on our RV while leaving it for the summer. It is very effective. Very light but thick enough.

I looked up self-heating mats for my cat and decided to make my own.I cut them to size, put them in a pillowcase, and that was all it took to attract my cat. She loves them in winter. I have a ton left over and will look for projects to use them around the house as you get quite a bit for the price. It's thick and durable material.

This works great for starting our garden!! I used it for its reflective properties. I wrapped my growing shelf with it to keep the light in. Works great!!

Purchased for a slider door I don’t use in winter but lest cold air through I installed this on bottom half and it stopped all the cold air absolutely a great buy as I can store it for next year when needed great money saver on heat bills works great easy to put up as they have double faced stick tabs that do hold great

Good quality. Using it in my RV to keep it cooler/warmer. Love that it came with clear round sticky tabs!

Good product. Wanted to add a thin layer of thermally-reflective insulation to an attic opening and this bubble insultation product worked perfectly. My attic's opening is a bit wider than the 24" width of this sheet and it was easy to cut the product to create overlapping insultation that I attached to the attic hatch. I used double-sided tape to secure the insulation, but the supplied sticky pads would have worked too. As this is a thin sheet (I was most interested in it's thermal reflective/isolation properties) I then placed some R-19 insultation on top of the bubble insulation sheet.

So when it arrived yesterday here on the FARM it caused me no ALARM as it was nothing I had to DISARM. I love that it provides no HARM so I installed it with my ARM while the weather was so WARM that the mosquito's were in a SWARM 🤗. So feel free to imagine me nakid and tell all your friends 😃.

This was said to keep the cold out. We’ll see. I do want people to know that I only had enough for 3 windows. 2 were 48” x 27” in my coldest room, with the larger one being 60” x 48” in my living room. The coldest room registered 60 degrees before putting up the bubble wrap. After one night temperature in the room is 63.5, better.The bubble wrap is 48” wide so that worked out well.They do provide small round stickies to put up the wrap. They stick well. Easy to cut and install. Seems durable enough so it can be taken down for summer and installed again.Seems like a cheap way to help keep the cold out. The only down side I can think of is that this is opaque so you cannot see out the window.