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BEFORE
Aluma-Foil
Why
Suffer with an uncomfortable home because of high utility bills.
Nobody likes to turn the thermostat up in their home when they are already
uncomfortable, but more often than not, cost outweighs comfort. Heat
gain by radiation is the biggest problem your home is faced
with. (See chart below) Mass insulations only address two of the three
mechanisms of heat transport. They are conduction and convection. Mass
insulation does little to stop heat gain, or loss, by radiation. As
your home warms up during the day, the insulation can only store so
much heat and then it is re-radiated into your home (summer time) or
lost into your attic (winter time). During warmer days you might even
notice that it seems to stay warm in your home even into the cooler
evening hours. Remember, more insulation is not always the
answer. In some cases, adding more insulation, in an attic without proper or adequate ventilation and a properly sized air-conditioning system, could make your home even more unbearable. By adding more insulation, you now are storing
more heat to be re-radiated into your home.
AFTER
Aluma-Foil
Finally
there is a cost effective solution. By installing Aluma-FoilTM
RadiantBarrier in your attic you can stop 95 - 97% of
the radiant heat that strikes its surface. Aluma-FoilTM installed
in your attic will dramatically reduce the heat gain into your home
therefore enabling you to reduce your cooling load. A reduced cooling
load can save you money on your utility bills, as well as, making
you feel more comfortable. "Remember, wherever there is a need
to retard or retain radiant heat, there is a need for Aluma-FoilTM."
Installs easily with no special tools.
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Chart Below Shows Just How Much Radiation Your Home Is Faced With! |
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Very few homeowners realize that the majority of heat gain into your home
is through your attic. Over 90% of the total heat gain
into your attic is by the sun's radiation.
However, when you insulate your attic, you are only treating the heat gains by
Conduction and Convection, less
than 10% of the total.
By adding a Radiant Barrier over your attic insulation,
you will dramatically reduce heat in your living areas,
resulting in lower energy costs and adding to your personal comfort.
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