Customer Reviews for Everbilt 48 in. x 25 ft. Double Reflective Insulation Radiant Barrier

Great product except for the 18 inches you can't use because the label is laminated to the plastc.

The label wrapping does not come off easily. It came off in pieces and alot stayed stuck on the barrier and won't come off, making that section look bad. DISAPPOINTED!

Easy to use, lightweight, fit the walls and ceilings of my horse trailer. I just cut to fit odd-shaped areas. Easy to glue on with 3M commercial spray glue.

I have been using this to insulate the inside walls and ceiling of my three-horse trailer. I used 3M spray-on glue which works perfectly. I just cut it to fit odd-shaped areas.

A great insulator. I lined the top of cabinets in RV. The internal cabinet temperature dropped over 20 degrees in a short time.

Works great reducing heat on an RV.

As others have mentioned over 2ft of the product (10%) is covered in a huge sticker that is almost impossible to remove. It's also much thinner than the competing brand (Reflectix) but the same price. I'm not certain how much that impacts the performance. I guess I'll have to spend an hour trying to remove the sticker and hopefully not damage the reflective surface. I wish I would have just returned it but I've already cut it into a few peices.

Does not insulate heat

The insulation worked out great however the label was impossible to remove without damaging about a foot of insulation. I’d rate the insulation 5 stars and the packaging ZERO stars

I’m using it to cover the windows in my house for the summer, it really helps to keep my house cooler from the heat of the sun.

Ordered two rolls, one of them looks fine, but the other one has one end has 48" long and other end has 45". Other than that, the product meets expectations.

Real easy to install in garage door panels. I used very thin wood stChuckrips to hold in place for the couple I cut a bit smaller. Cut a bit bigger & tick it in to hold its position. Garage door went from 125.6 to 88 degrees.

I installed it on (3) garage doors, and it seems to have reduced the heat. I could see adding foam backing as well for further insulation but so far this reflective barrier has worked well.

This product is much poorer quality than it was a few years ago when I bought it previously. It used to be a sturdy, double layer, now it is a flimsy, single layer that will no longer work for my application (covering vehicle windows). Of course the price has gone through the roof, though.

Now I may as well just buy some Reynolds wrap. I got some a few years ago, and it was nice. I just bought some to replace my old window covers. It's thinner doesn't really stay up in the window as well as the old stuff. Of course it's more expensive!