"Sectioning columns" in utility van enough to take…
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"Sectioning columns" in utility van enough to take advantage of the effect of double reflective insulation & the air gaps it needs to keep out heat?
https://preview.redd.it/wudsoa4q058h1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2555da496f773386ba5f3ca8bdf8aa3b70a4b1bc
I plan to use metal tape to tape double reflective insulation (e.g. Reflectix) along the vertical columns, as seen in this reference photo for a Chevy Express utility van. This would create the "air gap" layer that makes this type of insulation effective. Do you all think that is a budget-conscious solution, beyond a ceiling vent fan, to address nights (van mainly used for sleeping) in higher-end 100F summers? Thanks for your input!
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https://preview.redd.it/wudsoa4q058h1.jpg?width=1024&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=2555da496f773386ba5f3ca8bdf8aa3b70a4b1bc
I plan to use metal tape to tape double reflective insulation (e.g. Reflectix) along the vertical columns, as seen in this reference photo for a Chevy Express utility van. This would create the "air gap" layer that makes this type of insulation effective. Do you all think that is a budget-conscious solution, beyond a ceiling vent fan, to address nights (van mainly used for sleeping) in higher-end 100F summers? Thanks for your input!
#lifestyle
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