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· Halland
· 28 345 posts
Well, you can buy a cheap tarpaulin at Jula for example, it is reinforced plastic.
Otherwise, you probably don't buy ready-made reinforced plastic,
just as little as you buy reinforced concrete.
//KoW
Otherwise, you probably don't buy ready-made reinforced plastic,
just as little as you buy reinforced concrete.
//KoW
Oops sorry. I was very unclear when I wrote my question.
Here's the situation. We have an angle that we plan to insulate with loose fill as soon as we have put up the sparse panel and the age-resistant plastic. But I'm wondering if you will need penetration-proof foil, and that's what I meant even though I was unclear and wrote reinforced plastic. I assume you need that when you are going to insulate with loose fill, right?
Here's the situation. We have an angle that we plan to insulate with loose fill as soon as we have put up the sparse panel and the age-resistant plastic. But I'm wondering if you will need penetration-proof foil, and that's what I meant even though I was unclear and wrote reinforced plastic. I assume you need that when you are going to insulate with loose fill, right?
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· Västerbottens län
· 18 058 posts
Plastik Padding has a fiberglass-reinforced polyester putty (=plastic)
Protte
At the same time, a clarification was provided
Protte
At the same time, a clarification was provided
Yes, you should get the puncture-resistant plastic. I buy it at Woody, not sure if they are the cheapest, but I don't have the energy to search for the cheapest prices for every little item you need, then nothing gets done.
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