"Viral DIY: Insulate Your 16ft Garage Door for $100! Watch, Save, and Share the Secret!"
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- Welcome to the Dean Furniture Artist Channel! In today's video, join me as I take you step-by-step through the process of insulating your 16ft garage door with cost-effective reflective foam, all for under $100. Winter is around the corner, and insulating your garage can make a significant difference in maintaining a comfortable temperature and energy efficiency.
In this tutorial, I'll provide a detailed guide on the materials you'll need, where to get them, and how to install the insulation properly. You don't need to be a pro to tackle this project - it's perfect for a weekend DIY enthusiast.
Materials used:
Reflective foam insulation
Tape measure
Utility knife
Straight edge
A/C Foil Tape tape
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job completed while I listened to NFL division games on radio. I went slow and careful and kept getting happier and happier. It was about 31 deg out when I was doing this. I was running a small electric oil radiator on hottest setting before starting and as I completed job I could feel the heat holding better. I’m very interested in this mostly for sun here in Louisiana. Gets HOT. If I can keep my garage cooled off 7-10 degrees cooler I’ll call it a big success. My garage door is 18’ x 8’ and that’s a LOT of surface area for heat and cold radiation. That’s a project I’m happy to complete. My receipt for the job was about $110 do 5 insulation panels and I had a bunch of AC tape on hand so only had to buy one roll too. Anyway my job didn’t come out near as “pretty” as yours but it will be good and functional! PS - I shoulda bought that razor knife. I used a long carpet knife that cut 3/4 way through and my stuff snapped good like dry wall but left a bit jagged edge. That’s alright though doesn’t affect functionality! Cheers and thanks again. Job done thanks to your pushing me with your own video!
Your comment made my day! I'm stoked to hear that you rocked the insulation. Pretty cool feeling a difference almost immediately isn't it!?!
The Louisiana heat is no joke! A cooler garage is a game-changer summer time. Mine used to get so hot in the summer my camera and power tools would shut off some even started smoking. (Really, watch the poker table build video lol)
Pulling off the whole thing for around $110 on a 16x8 door is worth every penny!! Who needs 'pretty' when you've got functionality. Now you see why I said the snap blade knife was very much worth the $5. 😜But hey the edges are hidden in the door channel so no one will ever know.
Thanks for sharing your experience. Comments like this make it worth the time making these videos knowing they are useful or helpful.
works same way... keep hot & cold air out
You can't lift that?
Love the Honda CX great bike! My first two bikes were a Brown CX 500 and then a Silver GL 500 Silverwing!
I'd love to see what you did in your attic. Here in Kansas we have several days over 100 degrees!
I am a 69 yr. old retired teacher. I moved into a smaller home in Houston with horrible insulation. My garage was so hot that the food in my pantry melted! I have used these insulation sheets on the garage walls. Big difference. I decided to follow your excellent instructions for insulating the garage door. Mine didn’t look as nice as yours, but it did work nicely. The cost has gone up, of course, so the cost was around $150. Thank you!
So glad it was helpful!
Looks good, Dean. We live in Australia, so our problem is keeping the heat out in Summer. We insulated our garage door when we built our house 5 years ago and the builder thought we were crazy but our garage stays reasonably cool. In comparison, our son's garage, which is not insulated is like an oven.
Oh I bet! We get well over 100 here in summer and that metal door becomes an oven! Smart thinking!!
If it’s heat, you’re trying to keep out, would be silverside go towards the door?
We did too. In fact we also did the carport… yep, open on 2 sides, fence along the other. The neighbour, who is an engineer, said we were wasting our money. Sometime after he asked to come in to test the difference and was surprised. He noticed we always sat under the carport rather than our back veranda. After storm damage to his back veranda, he rebuilt the roof with colorbond and insulation , the same exact we used.
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I could easily see an argument being made metal side out is better but the metal film is reflective on the foam side as well so I would assume it does the same thing. Just like spraying radiant barrier on the underside of a roof. But again that is just my thought process doesn’t mean it’s correct.
Things you didn’t know you needed. This is the answer to my freezing garage. Great video.
Glad to help it really makes a difference.
Also, put plywwod under board you want to cut so you don't cut the other boards underneath accidentally. Quilting for thirty years has taught me some lessons.
Thanks
Absolutely I thought the same thing...girls think alike❤
We did this and it made a huge difference in winter/summer temps in garage. Highly recommend it.
Awesome!! Thanks for sharing.
I don't even have a garage but I enjoyed learning about this material and how you did it. 😊
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks you for this comment Trisha!
Never felt so engrossed into any instructional video! Thank you for such detailed video, Dean.
What an amazing compliment. Thank you!
Dean, you really did a great job with this video. Your explanation of the technique and the various tradeoffs is well done and incredibly helpful. Best, Chris
Hey thanks Chris!!
I have been wanting to insulate my garage door from the heat for a few years now from the extreme heat. This looks easy and affordable. A few years ago I insulated the ceiling. I couldn’t believe the difference !
Crazy right!! I have done the walls and the door. Next I need to do the attic.
What an excellent presentation. Being just south of Austin, this should help keep my garage cooler in the summer and warmer in the winter.
Glad it was helpful!
While R-4 is a lot less insulation than most of us have in our walls, it is almost infinitely more than the R-0 that was there before installing 1" foam board. Thanks for the video !
Thanks for watching!
Well done video! By sharing what you've learned you will keep a lot of us from making mistakes and wasting materials.
Thanks so glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! I bought the supplies and insulated my garage doors last weekend. So happy with the result!
Oh that’s awesome!! Did you notice how much quieter it is opening and closing now as well?
@@DeanFurnitureArtist Since your door is Heavier does it need to me adjusted with bigger Springs or anything else
The 4x8 foam panel is 2lbs so on a 16x7 door under 8lbs total. I had it in my old home a couple of years with daily use and no issues.
@@geo745don no I didn’t but you are right. Now that I think about it, it is much quieter!
Looks like a trip to home depot is in order.👍🏼
Nice!
You da man Dean. I’m doing this job tomorrow here in Louisiana. Should have done this five years ago. I need it for both weather extremes here! Thanks for the great tutorial. Nice to have you talk through the variations I have on my own door! I owe ya a snort of bourbon neighbor!
So glad it helpful. Make mine a double 👍🏻
🎉 This is a godsend for my shed that stores not only gear but my freeze dryer! It’s so drafty and here in snow country, so cold in winter, I really needed to find an affordable solution! Thanks a million!
Good deal. So glad it’s helpful!
So glad this showed up in my feed! I've seen other similar videos in the past, and you've finally given me the nudge to do this. I live in Houston, and from reading comments, the benefits of being able to block out heat will make this a wonderful project, much more than the very occasional cold that we get. And this is cheap enough that I will plan on insulating my attic as well. Thanks much!
So glad it’s helpful. Thanks!
The top panel is longer do to the curve of the track. If it was the same length it would not seal along the top. That is how it was explained to me when I was younger. I worked for my father, who installed them.
Makes sense. Thanks for sharing!
FYI, in addition to the styrofoam reduction of heat transfer through the garage door, the interior is warmer because you (and inside surfaces are both losing less radiant heat from radiation TO the cold door. A reflective surface has a low emissivity (high reflectivity), so radiant heat transfer from warm inside surfaces to the still cold styrofoam is lower. Radiant heat transfer = Emissivity x K x (T of inner surface to fourth power - T of outer surface to fourth power) where T is absolute temperature (-273 degrees C or - 360 F.) and K is a constant (forgot the name). This is why a hot roof with a reflective film on the inside of studs has significantly lower heat load on house AC unit. We radiate to a clear sky since it has a very low absolute temperature. Your system also provides a layer of thin air between the Styrofoam and the cold door surface providing additional insulation.
Thanks for the video.
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Thanks david for breaking the science down for us. Im sure this will be helpful information for the very technical fans watching. Much appreciated sir.
I literally just bought this exact same foam panel from HD yesterday, but I was using it to make an insert for my fireplace opening to block the cool air. Now I have a reason to buy more. Thanks for the video! 👍🏽
Oh awesome! Great product, right?
Damn I moved in here 17 years ago and thought about insulating the doors back then and completely forgot about it! Thanks for the reminder it will make a world of difference here in Maryland.
So glad it was helpful. Thanks!
Thank you. I just watched this and then sent it to the hubby! We are in MN, so this would really be helpful here in our old garage. 😊
Glad it was helpful!
❤TARDIS❤🎉
Loving the vid, simple, fully informative, and all the variables accounted for. ...
Then I saw your Tardis and knew,"this is an intelligent man"
LOL Thanks. I need to finish out the top of the tardis with the light now that I have a taller shop.
Thanks for the info I also live in Texas. The only thing I’ve changed is when I cut each panel in the middle I cut it at a 45° instead of straight 90°. Makes putting them all the way into the lips easier
Nice!! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome! When I bought my home I wanted to use my garage for a work shop. One wall was just studs. Then there is the garage door, not insulated along with the wall on both sides. Well, beings I just bought the home I went on the cheap side. I went to the recycle center and they have huge bins with styrofoam. All nice and clean, there were blocks the width of my studs! I insulated my entire garage with styrofoam blocks. I also bought a roll of insulation. I sprayed that 3M tack spray and to this day I have rows of insulation across my garage door. I also ran string to help hold it in place. Since then I have insulated my walls, drywalled and painted and added extra plug ins. I also installed a 240 v plug in and bought a Dr. Heater for a garage heater. I think it was only around $60. The insulation is still on my garage door. Your's looks so nice! I think it's time to change mine out. It looks amazing! I only run the heater for a bit to warm it up and then turn it off. My garage runs around 60 degrees. That is warmer than my kitchen! Where there is a will there is a way! Thanks for the informative video!
Oh awesome!! Very creative thinking!
Awesome video. Loved the explanations that helped to make sure you don't make mistakes before you start cutting!❤
So glad it was helpful. Thanks
I did that to my garage doors a couple years ago. Reflective in garage like you did. Highly recommend!
Awesome to get others feedback. Thanks!!
With the cold front coming this week, this will make your garage much warmer. Good video. Going to home depot now.
Most definitely! I just left Home Depot. It was PACKED!!
We did this on our door, big improvement.
I'm glad I put off this project. You have the best plan.
So glad it’s helpful.
great job. I love the metal tape. It is a valuable commodity to me. I tape many things. Recently taped my fascia board to close a gap until it gets warmer. Going to do my door soon. Thank you.
Very welcome. Thanks for watching.
I love how you explained the potential pitfalls!
Thanks! So glad it’s helpful
We bought a insulated garage door when we built our home . Best thing we did.
Nice!! The 10x10 commercial door for the shop addition I am planning came already insulated as well. Pretty cool!!
Great idea, thank you for sharing. Everyone stay safe, warm, happy and healthy. From Henrico County Virginia
Thanks! Stay safe and warm.
You have a gift for very clear explanations-thank you!
This is such a great compliment. Thank you.
Great idea for both situations as you said. Keep it either warmer or cooler… and! The reflective nature will help with lighting for videos etc. am for certain! 👍
Thanks!
Thank you. Ive always thought about putting just foam panels up but this seems so much better.
So glad its helpful. Also some foam panels are heavy so you may have run into issues if you didn't know which style of foam to get. These 4x8 panels are only 2lbs so under 8lbs on a 16x7 door. Other styles of foam could add up to 40lbs 😯
That will be very helpful for us here in Canada, we are expecting -16 degrees Celsius on Monday. 🥶
Yeah we have a freeze coming Monday that is showing 8F. I think that’s -13C. We are not built for that so pipes freeze and sometimes rolling black outs. I stocked up on lots of firewood!
Excellent job, I am going to do mine soon, I happen to live in Texas too, congratulations you made my day!!!
Awesome!! Thanks!!
Sent this video to hubby for his to-do list. In Houston it gets really hot in the summers and for some reason it’s been getting cold in the winters (it will freeze this week). Hubby likes to work on our motorcycles, and this will make it more comfortable for him. Not sure how this video ended up in my feed, but glad it did. Thanks for a great video!
Hello neighbor 👋 I am in Fort Worth. The cold is here today 🥶11 outside right now BUT 65 in my shop with my wood burning stove going.
Fantastic instructional, hands on video. When I get a garage I will follow video to insulate it. Great job!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for an easy and affordable way to insulate. Excellent info and directions.😊
Thanks! So glad it’s helpful.
I’m going to do this. Thank you! I’ll probably continue on with the garage walls, which are not insulated and my north kitchen cabinets. When I open them, I feel the cold very quickly. This is a project even I can do with the guidance you have given.
So happy it was helpful
Thanks for the detailed process. I appreciate the advice and insights.
Glad it was helpful!
I’m in Kentucky and we can have some gnarly winters.. I have a pole barn shop that has insulated walls and ceiling but my overhead door is not . I’m definitely doing this before winter… love the old Honda !!
Thanks! I can’t wait to have time to start working on it!
I greatly appreciate the time and attention to detail that you put into this video tutorial. Thank you!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks a million, my weekend project coming up!
Have fun!
Hey Dean... As a retired interior remodeler, I like the way you put your panels in. I did it just a little differently. I cut all my panels in half, cut them tight & taped them all.
👋 hey! Thanks!!
Easy to clean as well 👍🏻
Very true! Thanks.
So grateful for this video. My situation is solved. Thank you!
Glad it helped!
Good job with the demo and explaining.
I'm in So. Cal. high desert with night temps in the high 20's to low 30's right now.
My door is an old one piece metal and wood frame which I recently insulated with 1½". I was going to fill the sections but understand we should have an air gap so I just, using fender washers and wood screws, secured it to the wood frame and WOW! what a difference.😮 When I was putting the 2nd panel in place I felt the temperature behind the 1st and was very surprised in just a few minutes what a change.
I understand, the foil helps keeps the heat on that side. If you want it cool inside, face the foil out. If you want it warm inside, face the foil in.
And it does sound much quieter. Don't use wall insulation though it will add too much weight.
Again great job thank you much. Well done.
Thanks for sharing your info and experience.
Five sheets at HD are almost $150. Still worth it.
If everyone moving into a new garage would just set two inch panels all around the garage before stacking all the crap against the walls and you will never regret it.
True! Thanks!
Awesome tutorial. THANKS 😊
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks for the tips!
Thanks for watching
Nice! Thanks for the video!
Very welcome.
Great tip. You explained every step very thoroughly. The insulation will also reduce the noise while raising and lowering the door.
Thank you! Yes it is much quieter now.
Thank you for a great comprehensive video. In the past I have made partial thickness horizontal cuts on opposite sides of a panel to Z-fold it and slip under the horizontal storm bar, fitting snugly under the top and bottom door panel lips. This negates the need to remove the horizontal bar. If there is no bar, thicker foam can be used using the Z-folds. Love the saddle on the Honda!
Great suggestion. Thanks!!
Brilliant. I'd like to do this someday.
Very well explained, thanks.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching.
Great Idea! Love the Tardis too!
Yeah I love having it in here now. Thanks!
Absolutely love this❣️
Thanks!
I have been thinking about and looking for something like this! Here in Chicago as you know it gets so cold 🥶, I am going to get my sons to help me with this!!!THANKS so much!!!!
So glad it’s helpful.
I have a three car garage. Each door is different. What advice do you have?
I’ve used drop ceiling tiles, does great job also.
When it comes to insulation, you're only as good as your weakest link. So doing that should be a huge improvement. Great tip!
Glad it was helpful.
I did this to my house in Texas that faced the harsh afternoon sun! It made a huge difference, immediately.
Oh I bet it did. That metal door in the Texas sun is like an oven! Thanks for sharing!
Great job Dean. BTW, the shop is looking good.
Thanks!! I have more videos coming of the shop makeover!
Great money saving tip! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
This was the best install I’ve seen I can’t thank you enough for this video so many good tips 😊
Thank you so very much!
Perfect!👍
Thanks! 😃
Really informative video. Thanks 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much! And, you are correct on "reflective side" playing a huge roll. It does work as "Radiant Barrier" and bring back/block (depends on the season) radiant heat and affect temperature. Again, thank you for the great video.
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Good point about the reflective side. In hot environments like AZ, FL, TX, it migh be better to put the reflective side against thhe metal door to reflect that heat. Putting on the inside isn't going to reflect the coldth as much.
Excellent video. I think I'll try it in my new home in Northeast Oklahoma
So glad it’s helpful. Thanks
Great video... You made the job look so easy.
It's pretty easy. Thanks!
Love the theory brother, God bless you for putting it out there.
My pleasure
Oh my gosh, that is so genius! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Thank you for sharing this video as it certainly gives me an idea for insulating my garage.
So glad it’s helpful. Thanks
Hey Dean, missed seeing you. This video is very much needed thanks for sharing 👏🏾
More to come!
Great job! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching!
love the Tardis
Thanks. It makes me happy having it in there.
Love the TARDIS!
Thanks!!
Great Job Dan! I was trying to figure a way to insulate my garage doors for a few years now! I am off to home depot tomorrow! Thanks!
Our nearest one has 28 sheets! 😂. Yes. I checked right away!
lol. So awesome! Glad it’s helpful info.
Dean, your the man, I been looking for something like this for at least 4 hours, love the video.
So glad it’s helpful!
Nice work and definitely beneficial. Lowe's in my area has different types. I just got some and insulated the pump house at the well to prevent freezing up. Johns Manville brand, 1" Foil faced Polyiso type foam (solid, not eps styrofoam) rated R6. 4×8 sheet for about $16 ea. Duck Tape, $4.25 Ready for spring!
Oh nice!!
Good to see you mate 👍
Hey Jay!! 👋👋
Thanks that was really helpful. Living in NE Ohio this could be my ticket. Again thanks 👍
Glad it was helpful!
I bumped into your video and glad I did. I bet you, you don't have a master degree in anything. May be no education at all. But you know how to explain, describe and put together things in a way that qualifies you to be a professor at a technical school. You have high IQ and I am impressed. I just subscribed to your channel. Amazing work sir.
You are dead on. What an amazing comment. Thank you for that!
Nice Tardis!!!
Thanks! Now that I have a taller ceiling I need to finish out the top with the light.
Thanx for the project and the project tips.
Very welcome!
Thank you so much!
You are very welcome. Thanks for watching.
Thank you. I've been wondering about this.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for your video. Last year I did our garage doors for our home in Burleson, Texas. I came to the same conclusion as you - the 8 x 4 sheets were cheaper and much faster too install than the kits, allowing me to use larger sections. Also the sheets had a film on both sides so they were considerably less likely to break when squeezing into the frame.
I installed 3/4 inch with the white out, because I like the look of the white and outside heat is more of a concern than cold, which is only much of a concern for a week or two. The panels from Lowes had the logo on the silver side and were white without logos the reverse which faced into the garage. Unfortunately, like you said, Lowes has stopped selling popular white and silver panels. Home Depot still sells the white and silver panels in our area, but unfortunately the logo is on the white side as you indicated.
I initially was going to only do one 3/4 inch panel depth, but discovered that two fit in the frame so put an extra layer and staggered where there was an inside seam. By the time I was on the second layer, I had shifted from kits to 4 x 8 ft panels so job progressed quickly. Haven't sealed with tape yet. Even though the panels are light weight, I am wondering if I should have my garage door spring adjusted.
Now that my garage does not heat up or cool down nearly as much with the outside temperature, at times I'm really missing not having more insulation. I'm wondering if there is a very lightweight vent with a screen that can be closed and opened when there is a beneficial temperature difference outside vs inside?
The sun strikes my light tan colored garage doors and in a relatively mild 80 degree Texas day, the metal on the doors can be 130 degrees. With the insulation on the panels, the heating effect on the garage is mitigated, but the cross frames still get very hot and radiate into the garage. So far, without adequate ventilation the best I've found is outside solar shades either as a screen a foot out from the doors with a gap at the top and the bottom to let the heat out or as an awning on the third door. OK for two of the doors that are not used frequently, but an issue on the third because the solar screen must be manually removed before moving the car in or out of the garage. All of our windows have solar screens and the screens and awnings on the garage doors make a huge difference in the temperature of the doors on sunny days.
Our HOA may prevent lighter than tan doors, but I experimented on the back door and a white solar RV paint on the bottom two panels does make a lower temperature on the metal by 10 degrees when hit by the sun. I'm not sure if painting the metal frames with the RV paint on the inside makes a difference or not.
Above can be some work, but paying the electric bills for air conditioning is also not good. There are other factors at work, but I figure I save 100 to 200 per month over what my neighbors are paying and the house is also more comfortable.
Ohhh I didn’t know about RV paint. I will have to check that out!!
Great job! The explanation was phenomenal!!! 👍🏾
Thank you very much!!
Thanks Teacher
Thanks for watching.
Thank you for the video and my weekend project!
So glad it’s helpful!
Great job!
Thank you!
thanks for the ideas
Very welcome!
Running to home depot as soon as we get our garage cleaned out! Thanks!
Right on!
Looks great! Thx, love all yalls tips. Blessings, julie
Thanks Julie!
@DeanFurnitureArtist wish y'all were closer. This old gal could use some help. Ha. Hubby of 48 yrs passed 8/2020 after 25 yrs in a wheelchair. He had 2 forms of muscular dystrophy and his last 5 , he couldn't even scratch his face. Very tough on both of us. Tough life for both of us.
I have family in San Antonio, Austin, Round Rock, Cypress, Lockhart, Kyle,..... I love Texas, just not its humidity.
Blessings, julie
Great tutorial. Thank you very much 😊 looks awesome.
So glad it’s helpful!
OMG, thank you so much.
You're so welcome!