Reflective Bubble Insulation Sheet, Double Side Aluminum Foil Bubble Shield, Aluminum Foil Thermal Insulation Radiant Barrier for Windows, RV, Roof, Garage Door (23.6IN X 10FT)

This worked great on my rv windows. I cut it to fit, stuck it behind the shade, and it worked perfectly! No need for the sticky tabs, can take them down and up very easily! It’s keeping me a good bit warmer. For the price, it’s a cheap fix that actually works!

Awesome! Used to make sun blocking panels for windows. Windows are 36" x 78". One panel is 8" less wide due to portable A/C insert. Measure window twice. Cut once. Used staple gun to attach 1/2" square dowels to vertical edges. Easy to pop in and out of windows. Have taken in and out many times over past month - very sturdy material!! Will be easy to roll up for storage. Seriously easy and helpful. Decreased room temperature by 15 degrees in upper rooms that get afternoon sun and sit above lower level's asphalt shingled roof. Very noticeable difference!!! Looking forward to less $ on power bill. Wish I'd have made these years ago!

If you live in a camper in the Florida heat you need these badly. Unless you have some kind of tent over your camper or an extreme amount of shade, you’ll get baked alive. However, if you have these and install them on your windows properly, you won’t be able to tell either way. Once we sealed our windows off with these, we were finally able to keep the temperature down in our camper without constantly running the central AC unit. I just run my portable Whynter AC unit and it cools it down all day long—sometimes it even gets too cold. Never thought I’d say that in Florida heat. Go ahead and buy these if you’re having heat issues and need something cheap and easy to install.

Served the purpose I wanted. I use a crate for a dog house. I covered the outside of the crate with this, taped it with some tough weather resistant tape, put the self warming pad in there, and it is working well. I sometimes fall asleep and wake up to him being wet. This keeps him warm and dry until I get to him.

Made trailer curtains for the rodeo trailer and lined with this. I had done the same for my son's rv .. in both cases it has cut way down on the heat and cold of the trailer, its nice not being at the mercy of outside temperatures. In the case of my son, it also keeps his AC from freezing up. Its easy to cut, rolls easily in my curtain design, and is durable. Its a quality product at a competitive price point.

I purchased this reflector for my solar panels in an attempt to get more watts from the sun - and it does work. For a very small price (purchased on sale at around 25% off), I can get anywhere from 5-20 more watts out of my solar panel depending on where the sun is in the sky. Right now, even with the reflector being a little dusty, I'm getting 16 more watts out of my solar panel here in Phoenix AZ at 11:03am. I'm very happy with this purchase as the reflector has been next to my solar panel since June 5th, getting blown around A LOT, dust flying every day as I live in a very windy area, and the reflector doesn't have any rips/tares at all and all I have holding it in place is a couple large binder clips I had on hand. It's very well made for what I need, and the size if perfect for either my 2 Renogy panels or my portable/foldable 4-panel solar panel. I can't be happier with this purchase.

We used it to insulate a large window air conditioner that is too heavy to put in and out. Right away the room feels warmer.

Easy to install. Fit perfectly in the area used.worth the money because of the quality.

Very easy to handle

I’m very pleased with the results. I used them to insulate my basement ceiling. I have a rock wall basement and it is doing the job it is suppose too. Making my floors upstairs a little warmer.

I haven’t used it yet but appears to be exactly what I wanted so expect it to be fine

This is exactly what I expected , it’s perfect !! Very easy to work with and works!

I put it on my windows however I used clear packing tape around the edges. It’s a little thinner than I hoped. I had to put a second layer on, but then again the sun really hits my windows on that side of the house. Stickers do come with it to stick on the window however I suggest you use masking tape and tape around the window seal as well for a better coverage