I need to insulate a small refrigerator on a sailing boat. I need 34 cubic feet of material.

It is not an industrial operation but I hope you can still help me.

Thanks
Richard Dorner

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I need to insulate a small refrigerator on a sailing boat. I need 34 cubic feet of material.

It is not an industrial operation but I hope you can still help me.

Thanks
Richard Dorner

asked by Richard D. on 8/6/15

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Lee G. · Answer 1 · 2015-08-06T02:22Z

Lee G.

on 8/6/15

I honestly don't know. It is used on garage doors and water heaters, I would try it.

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Thomas J. · Answer 2 · 2015-08-06T01:34Z

Thomas J.

on 8/6/15

We have used it on hot water heaters, it should work on a small fridge.

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Howard G. · Answer 3 · 2015-08-06T12:39Z

Howard G.

on 8/6/15

Richard, this is only R16, and is a radiant insulation. It is tough enough to work with, but I would think you aren't dealing with radiant heat here, so try the foam sheets builders use between basement walls and the dirt fill, or the sheets for inside the basement walls. 34 Cu ft of insulation, when its only 1/4 in thick is a lot!

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I need to insulate a small refrigerator on a sailing boat. I need 34 cubic feet of material. It is not an industrial operation but I hope you can still help me. Thanks Richard Dorner