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Polyisocyanurate panels: Best for blocking thermal/acoustic transmission? Where to buy?
Dear Friends of Mine: As usual, I often think it almost criminal when some member here posts an inquiry, and then receives a lot of helpful advice, ....and... Then cannot even take the time to provide and update concerning... The upshot. Under this Topic, there were many valuable suggestions. And, if I were one with more time on my hands.... Then I might have chosen some more perfect solution. However, the Hot Season and the Smoking Season are nigh.... Maybe only a week or so in the future, around March First. Therefore, I needed to act fast....and... Put my hopes for the perfect solution on hold...until...maybe... Next years. This is why, I opted for the material: Locally called Fiber Cement Board. This board meets most of my requirements. Completely opaque. Can be installed in a jiffy. Quite water resistant, as far as I know. Strong as all get-out. The minuses might include lack of sufficient ability to limit sound transmission. However, I can just test it, first, and see if I am OK with it, as is. Also, of course, thermal transmission might not be all that I had originally hoped for. Yet, still, using this board will limit thermal transmission from radiation quite a bit, given that I have two layers of it. Also, same goes for convection of heat, I think. Sometimes, we cannot ask for the Moon, when there is not enough time to get one's duck in order. This solution I chose, as a temporary solution is really not so terrible. If I had had more time, I might have installed something else. But, the Ides of March is not far off. And, in a week or so, it's gonna get HOT, and it's gonna get SMOKY. Using this board, I will be protected... Thank the Lord. (I suppose, if I really want to, I can add some outer insulation to this board...and, I am thinking of Dryvit. Have you ever heard of this product?) They call it...OUTsulation....haha. And, I guess it works well. I once knew the guy who owned the company.... https://www.dryvit.com/systems/continuous-insulation-us/outsulation/ All is well that ends reasonably well.... Best regards, Gamma
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