Gallery: House Wrap Installs

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To see complete install instructions for siding or Hardieboard homes, go here.

Using AtticFoil behind brick or stone is easy because of the naturally occurring air space, shown here.

A house in full sun will benefit greatly in both comfort and efficiency from adding AtticFoil as a house wrap.

Using foil behind siding requires furring strips to create an air space.

The foil should be the outer most layer before the exterior sheathing.

Metal panels that have built in air spaces/gaps also make for a simple install.

If the majority of the siding will be lifted off the foil, then using radiant barrier as a house wrap is a good idea.

No furring strips needed when the siding laps and has a built-in air space behind it.

Using AtticFoil on sun-catching walls is an excellent way to make the home more comfortable & efficient in summer.

A minimum of 1/2" to 3/4" is how much of a space you need for the foil to work. A standard 1x will get you the space you need. This is an exterior, sun-catching wall right before siding was put up.

AtticFoil house radiant barrier replaces the need for traditional Tyvek, while offering the added benefit of blocking radiant heat.

The 60" wide foil covers a 10' wall with only one seam.

Just like house wrap, the foil can wrap right into the window framing for full coverage on the wall.

Just like house wrap, the foil can wrap right into the window framing for full coverage on the wall.

Just like house wrap, the foil can wrap right into the window framing for full coverage on the wall.

A home in full sun needs a radiant barrier! Installing during construction is so easy!

The difference on this side of the house with the foil is huge! 97% of the radiant heat will be blocked from entering these walls and getting inside the home.

AtticFoil does what Tyvek does...and more! It also reflect 97% of radiant heat off the house so your home is more comfortable and energy efficient.

The brick is going up and no spacers are needed for the foil house wrap because of the air gap that naturally exists between the brick and the foil layer.

The brick is going up and no spacers are needed for the foil house wrap because of the air gap that naturally exists between the brick and the foil layer.

With no shade in sight, the foil will mimic shade and keep this whole section of the house significantly cooler than without it.

Tiny houses are the epitome of efficiency, so what better product to use than radiant barrier foil?!

The 60" wide foil covers a 10' wall with only one seam.

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