Fitting reflective thin insulation

How to fit reflective thin insulation when the ceiling void is shallow.

Olivier shows a method for insulating a ceiling with R'BULL quickly and without complication.

The idea is to limit the points of contact, so the product can do the reflecting it is there for.

R'BULL reflective insulation, and what it gives you across the seasons

R'BULL is a reflective insulation product built to work in a wide range of settings, in a house as well as in a vehicle. Its effect is close to that of cloud cover on a summer day: the heat is turned back before it reaches you.

One product, most surfaces

R'BULL suits surfaces from floor to ceiling. Roof, walls, ceilings, a shed, a garage or a motorhome: the product works the same way in each, keeping outside conditions where they belong.

Materials that last

Made from high grade pure aluminium, R'BULL is built for demanding conditions. It insulates reliably over the years and is airtight and watertight, which removes the risk of condensation and the repair bills that follow from it.

The same principle in summer and in winter

R'BULL reproduces the albedo effect of a cloud. In summer it reflects the sun's infrared heat and keeps the space cool. In winter it holds the heat from your heating system inside. The mechanism is the same in both directions.

Fitting it so the performance actually holds

R'BULL is simple to fit and is laid edge to edge so that nothing is wasted. Creating two sealed air gaps is what lifts its insulating capacity, and with it the comfort and the saving.

Fitted properly, with the air gaps it needs, R'BULL turns a ceiling into a surface that works for you in every season.

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