• Radiant barrier
• Blocks 96% of radiant heat
• Easy to install
• Does not require any protective garments or respirators
• Convenient roll sizes
• Does not promote growth of mold or mildew
• Not affected by moisture or humidity

Reflectix® products are thoroughly tested at either nationally approved independent laboratories or leading universities. Tests are performed to current American Society of Testing and Materials (ASTM) standards when a standard exists. For a copy of an actual test report, please e-mail us at customerservice@reflectixinc.com or call at 800-879-3645.

• Check the attic area and make any needed repairs before installing Reflectix®.
• Unroll the Reflectix® as you work and cut it to suitable lengths (8’ to 12’) with scissors or utility knife.
• Allow for proper ventilation. See note below on ventilation.
• Install product perpendicular to the rafters with a 2” overlap on the seams (no taping required). Staple the product to the rafters at 2” to 3” intervals.
• Leave a 2” to 3” gap on each side of the roof peak and a gap at the lower edge of the roof line (within 18” OK).
• Staple to the face of the studs on gables and insure at least a 1” gap around all vents.

• Cut the entire roll of product into 16” or 24” lengths with a miter saw (depending on rafter spacing).
• Begin at the top of the cavity. Run product flush to the decking, parallel to the rafter.
• Staple sheet directly to the deck (Nails poking through sheet from above will not interfere with performance).
• Do not block any venting (cut around).
• No need to cover rafters (no loop around).

Only the Reflective/Scrim/Reflective Radiant Barrier product can be installed in this manner. The product must be perforated to accommodate moisture transmission.
• Note: Dust accumulation on the product detracts from benefits. Dust (this application only) must be removed periodically to maintain effectiveness.
• Cut product into 8’ to 12’ sections.
• Lay directly over the top of the ceiling joists.
• Cut openings in the product above any heat generating devices (ex: light mounted in ceiling).
• Overlap seams 2”. Drape over any ducts close to the attic floor.
• Cut around truss work as necessary.

• Check the attic area and make any needed repairs before installing Reflectix®.
• Unroll the Reflectix® as you work and cut it to suitable lengths (8’ to 12’) with scissors or utility knife.
• Allow for proper ventilation. See note below on ventilation.
• Install product perpendicular to the rafters with a 2” overlap on the seams (no taping required). Staple the product to the rafters at 2” to 3” intervals.
• Leave a 2” to 3” gap on each side of the roof peak and a gap at the lower edge of the roof line (within 18” OK).
• Staple to the face of the studs on gables and insure at least a 1” gap around all vents.

• It is easiest to install either 16” or 24” wide product (depending on rafter spacing).
• Begin at the top of the cavity. Run product flush to the decking, parallel to the rafter.
• Staple sheet directly to the deck (Nails poking through sheet from above will not interfere with performance).
• Do not block any venting (cut around).
• No need to cover rafters (no loop around).

• Utilize either 16” or 24” Reflective/Bubble product (depending on truss/rafter spacing).
• Product will be installed parallel to the truss/rafter direction.
• Begin at the top of the cavity.
• Staple the product (either Staple Tab (ST Reflective/Bubble) or the edge of the BP Reflective/Bubble product) to the side of the top chord of the truss (the structural 2”x 4” (or 2”x 6”) that is attached to the roof decking) or the side of the rafter.
• Continue down length of truss/rafter stapling at 2” to 3” intervals - Repeat on opposite truss/rafter.
• Allow for proper ventilation. See note below on ventilation.
• A minimum of a 1/4” continuous air gap should be present between the product and the roof decking - Do not staple the product directly to the deck - This product is not perforated and could potentially condensate.
• Do not block any venting (cut around).

Good ventilation in the attic increases the home's comfort level and helps the materials of the house last longer. Be sure not to block any ventilation paths when the Reflectix® is installed.

There are a wide variety of terms and words associated with the Reflectix® family of products. Those in common usage are itemized below in two categories - Products & Applications.

Products: Reflective Insulation, Radiant Barrier, Cathedral Ceiling Insulation, Crawl Space Insulation, Concrete Slab Insulation, Duct Insulation Indoors, Duct Insulation Outdoors, Duct Insulation Spacers, Expansion Joint, Knee Wall Insulation, Pipe Wrap Insulation, Radiant Floor Insulation, Return Air Duct Panning, Wall Insulation, Water Heater Insulation, Metal Building Insulation, Post and Frame Building Insulation, Foil Tape, Metalized Tape, White Poly Tape, Sill Sealer, Foil Insulation, Foil Radiant Barrier, Bubble Pack Insulation, Bubble Insulation, HVAC Insulation, Easy to Install Insulation, No Itch Insulation, Energy Saving Products, Energy Efficient Products. Also, Products/Terms within our industry include: Low-e Coatings, Radiant Barrier Paint, Radiation Control Coatings, Radiant Barrier Plywood, Radiant Barrier Decking, Radiant Barrier Chips, Radiant Barrier Tax Credit.

Applications: Attic, Behind Hot Water Radiator, Cathedral Ceiling, Concrete Slab, Crawl Space, Duct Indoors, Duct Outdoors, Expansion Joint, Garage Door, House Wrap, Knee Wall, Pipe Wrap, Radiant Floor, Snow Melt, Sill Sealer, Storage Buildings, Exterior Wall, Masonry Wall, Water Heater, Wine Room, Work Shop, Agricultural Building, Commercial Building, Return Air Panning, Metal Building Roof, Metal Building Wall, Post and Frame Building Roof, Post and Frame Building Wall.