No Insulation in Enclosed Bottom
Hi, So working on a wiring issue that required removing a service plate I was a bit surprised to find there is no insulation under the plastized cardboard that encloses the tanks and the bottom of th...
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A possible solution. Go to Lowes and find what is currently available in self sticking insulation panels, or sheets. Lay out the measurments after carefully measuring underneath and stick these panels,, of foam and aluminum backing or what is currently available and also fasten with large fender washers and short screws, being careful of wiring water pipes and not to penetrate upper floor.
Not exactly a ten minute job and on the back not the easiest but should bholes with small expansion or high expansion foam then put the cloroplast back and seal like factory. should bee pretty straight forward. Seal any places like the factory did and more.
It is jsut an idea and there others perhaps better.
Not exactly a ten minute job and on the back not the easiest but should bholes with small expansion or high expansion foam then put the cloroplast back and seal like factory. should bee pretty straight forward. Seal any places like the factory did and more.
It is jsut an idea and there others perhaps better.
