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Radiant barrier questions
On 2008-03-30, CJT wrote:
You want to keep one side that adjoins free air clean. I don't think it really matters whether it's the shiny side or not. Yes, it need to be the shiny side. A radiant barrier is a shiny surface with an air gap next to it (so there is no conduction). If the shiny surface gets dusty, then you no longer have a radiant barrier. Cheers, Wayne |
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