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fibreglass insulation oops [message #37555]

Mon, 29 July 2002 07:18

oscar
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Esquire

oops forgot to attach this

http://www.gissa.co.za/aerolite.htm

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the 50mm thickness [message #37556 is a reply to message #37555]

Mon, 29 July 2002 08:27

Sam P.
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Grand Master

should be close to R11/R13. The R19 I used before was too thick(3.5 inchs), and my final(?) configuration involved reducing it's thickness by 1/2, to approx. 1.75 inches. 2.54cm to the inch, I think 5cm/50mm thickness would be "ideal". Sam

I looked at the R13 I used for my sun room, even that looks a bit thicker/denser than what I ended up with after "splitting" the R19.

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Re: Thanx, That's what I thought too, I'll give it a try [message #37572 is a reply to message #37556]

Tue, 30 July 2002 07:00

oscar
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Esquire

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