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  • Has anyone Insulated thier Garage Door?

    I am looking into insulating my garage door. The front of the house faces West and gets damn hot in the summer. I know this will also help in the winter to keep it warmer.. Any suggestions?? The cost is 225.00


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    KK6DAD
    70 Miles to the Rubicon!

  • #2
    A buddy did his with some material that I believe he purchased at Home Depot or Lowes. It definitely helps. Then again for about 4x the cost you quoted you could have a 2" insulated garage door like mine...
    1970 Bronco
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    • #3
      My neighbor did the Home depot thing. Turned out well, thinking of doing it myself. My brother in Washington State has the thick insulated door. Man is that thing quiet going up and down. Must be nice to have a warm garage.
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      • #4
        yes my dad has done this to our house... keeps the garage warm durring the winter and cool in the summer...but he did it about 15 years ago..
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        • #5
          I used what we call bubble wrap in the HVAC trade. It's heavy duty silver bubble wrap. I just cut it and sprayglued it to the inside of the sections. Made a huge difference during the summer(east facing door). Doesn't make that much of a difference in the winter because of the air vents in the walls(combustion air for the furnace and waterheater). It's only about a 1/4" thinck and is really easy to work with. Not sure on the cost as I got mine from work. Oh and it's a metal door by the way.
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          • #6
            Sounds like this stuff works.. I am planning on using a 1.25" thick foam panels with a pvc face.


            http://www.falconfoam.com/downloads/..._kit_flyer.pdf


            Unless I can find something at home depot/lowes..


            ITS COLD IN MY GARAGE. Enjoy!!

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            • #7
              I guess I never thought about the benifits of a cold garage before.
              Originally posted by 71BRONCO71 at Buck Island 6/25/11
              I can do that so much better myself..........1, 2, 3 GOODNIGHT!!!

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              • #8
                Originally posted by BRNC70 View Post
                Sounds like this stuff works.. I am planning on using a 1.25" thick foam panels with a pvc face.


                http://www.falconfoam.com/downloads/..._kit_flyer.pdf


                Unless I can find something at home depot/lowes..


                ITS COLD IN MY GARAGE. Enjoy!!

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                Damn, Wish my garage was that cold!!! Looks like my EX only smaller
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                • #9
                  Holy pencil-top erasers batman!

                  The Falcon-Foam stuff is what I've seen before. It definitely helps and it also helps contain noise.
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                  • #10
                    I know the make some 4x8 sheets of a foam Insulation can't you cut it to fit may be cheaper

                    Brian

                    I like my car COLD!!!
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