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R13 insulation which is meant for 3.5 cavity has a r value of 3.71 per inch.. pink foam has a R Value of 5 per inch. It also doesn’t turn into a soggy mess..
Guaranteed when actual skilled trades workers point out her flaws she says some crap like “ yeah but it works just the same anyways “ 😂😂
@@Gigachadly she could just say it is cheaper and is what was there originally.. that makes sense.. there are more advantages of using rigid foam insulation. And she does show some helpful information… but don’t misinform.. it isn’t Christian.
Lovin your vids!! I have a floor repair coming up. I'm going to attempt to do it myself. For now I'm watching videos and all of yours are super informative, very well put together, and you make it look easy! 😂
Bless you for using your gift to glorify God Almighty. I am now a subscriber of your channel and a believer as well. Loving the renovation. I have a travel trailer that I want to renovate. This is very inspirational.
Great job with the floor, the RV is looking good!😁👍💯 These videos are really giving me confidence my repair! 🥰
Hey Sarah, love the work you put into your projects! I did a little comparative insulation research and what I read is that you have to rate/compare them by the "inch-o-meter". Fiberglass batt insulation has an R-Value rating of 3.7 per inch, whereas the pink polystyrene board has an R-Value of 5 per inch (and Polyurethane rigid panel has an R-Value of 7.5 per inch)... so while it varies depending on the type of rigid panels, what does seem clear is that rigid insulation actually does provide a higher R-Value than fiberglass batts.
From a bad floor to a new floor super awesome work👊😎🙏🇺🇸😁
Dang! You flipped and carried that osb around like a rockstar
Have you tried Rockwool, instead of fiberglass? Rockwool does okay if it gets wet and is not flammable. It retains R-value even if wet.
Definitely going to look into it! I’m always open to new ways of doing things!
You go girl! But keep in mind the weight your adding to the DOT approved axels. Safety first!
Great videos!
I use foamboard backed with aluminium foil, and i am building for down to -30C would not touch the candycotton with an ten foot pole! Candycotton is cheaper and lighter that is all.
As long you stay in moderate temp areas it works, but if you have the risk of real low or high temp do not trust the candycotton
I don’t live where it would ever get down to -30C, so I don’t have to worry about that. I tell people all the time, build it how you want it done. Want it to withstand cold temps? Go for it. Want it to withstand the Arizona desert? Add that extra AC unit. Functional is best!
I'm not sure where you got your information on r value but it's incorrect. The R-13 fiberglass you're installing is at 3 1/2" of thickness. Compare that to a Johns Manville polyiso insulation board that runs around R-6 per inch which would equal R-21or slightly more in a 3 1/2" cavity. Heck even styrofoam is R-5 per inch which is higher than fiberglass. The other major advantage foam board provides is air can't pass through it. If you take it a step further and use closed cell spray foam you get R-7 per inch and no air infiltration but sometimes air infiltration is a good thing.
What size are the boards your walking on?;and what are they sitting on? I onow nothing about campers and have a flooring job to do in a donated camper. Thanks for any help anyone! What is the tarp sitting on should say?
Just amazing.
Have you coved slide floors in detail anywhere? Need inspiration on that because I’ll be tackling it on mine soon.
Can you help with my 😔
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