Insulating front overhead in Class A
Every class A I have owned-all gas- have not had insulation behind the top front cabinets. In summer with sun it gets very hot in the cabinets and most had electrical devices such as satellite control...
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Tinstar wrote:
I used two layers of Reflextix in mine. It's flexible so I can form it to the shape of the front cap. Used double face tape behind it and aluminum tape along the edges.
Reflextix. Here it is at Lowes, but any home store or Amazon will carry it.
Trix wrote:
I put in Ultra Touch denim insulation. I had to order it on line for pick up at Home Depot. The $36 six pack filled the area behind my front overhead cabinets in my Allegro.
These two are the ones I would go with. The denim insulation would be my preference.
I would not use foam. Too many wires and what a mess and hassle. I would also not use insulation with fiberglass. Do not like working with that stuff nor getting it in the air.
