Insulation of Fridge/Freezer due to Warm Stove

[housefly1]

Hello.

I have just installed a stove that is about 2 meters from a fridge/freezer. The heat generated by the stove reaches one side of the freezer, which becomes warm. I'm thinking of insulating the side of the freezer with some suitable material. Does anyone have tips on which material I should use? Minerit? Styrofoam?

Regards,

/jesper

 

[MoN]

Does minerit have any insulation value? I would recommend mineral wool, the more the better

 

[v-g]

If the heat is strong, then styrofoam is not good in any case. It quickly becomes "frönt" and sheds dust.

But if you want wool, it still needs to be covered in some way (like plasterboard or similar), so there's work to be done no matter what you do.