How To Insulate Your Garage Door
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- Easily insulate you garage door in less than 1 hour and under $100.00. It was less than $50.00 but the price really went up.
Garage Door Insulation Kit. amzn.to/2CNKF2D
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Great video, no screws, no tape, exactly what I’ve been looking for !
It works great and look perfect
@@getitdonehomerepair you’re the man
Absolutely by far the best video demonstration of installing garage door insulation panels that I've ever seen! And believe me, I've searched and watched HOURS of videos!!!
Thank you for taking such great care in the making of this video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
@@getitdonehomerepairgreat video thanks to the detailed steps, i understand this foam insulation works well in hot weather? But how effective is it in cold weather? Will it keep the garage warm enough? How much temperature difference did you observe in winter?
Thank you. How to install the ones on the left is Exactly what I was looking for. Yours is the only video on installing the rigid panels without editing because it is a little tough.
Very good video sir, I like your simple style and approach. I bought a 8 panel pack for $69 each. I cut mine with a T square and one large Dewalt blade with one single pass. Turned out great!
Thanks for sharing
Thank you! This was helpful.
Glad it was helpful!
Of all the videos I've watched: I like the way you did the 2" filler on the left hand panel that has 4 lips. I like it better than having a cut down the middle of the panel. I am going to do it your way. Thank you.
Glad you like them!
Absolutely the best garage door styrofoam installation yet! Very well done and explained! Thank you sir. God bless.
Wow, thanks!
Great job. This is on my bucket list in the next few months. Will use some saw horses with 1/2" plywood as a cutting table. Knees not what they use to be and concrete is not flexible. Great technique install each board. Keep up the great work and sharing you experience.
I know what you mean about the knees for sure. Thanks for stopping by. Don't forget to subscribe.
Cheapest I found n recently finished with was Insulfoam at Home Depot. Comes in a 6pk 48in L, 14 1/2in W, 3/4 Thick.
for $8.49 n took 4 so under $40 after tax.
Only issue I had was a lot of cutting but my jigsaw only took seconds. Height is shorter than needed. My door has 16 spaces n took 24 panels to complete it.
Thanks for watching.I'm happy to help.
Your video is fantastic! So much better than the one the manufacturer has on their site! Thank you!
Wow, thanks!
Thanks so much! This is a great video! I now feel very confident about adding insulation to my garage door. (And I'm looking forward to watching your videos on updating my light switches and installing a 3-way dimmer switch).
Glad it was helpful!
I appreciate the detailed steps. This is a very helpful video, thanks!
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Thank you Sir!! I will be doing this today! My insulation cellofoam just came in yesterday!
Great!
Thank you! This helped me to be able to install this type of insulation.
Glad I could help!
This was exactly what we were looking for to get help installing. Unfortunately our garage door doesn't have the same structure so there are no metal slats to keep the panels in place 😫 Now we are down to the possibility of using Command hooks or gorilla tape. Why did we have to have a garage door that differs from everyone else's?! Anyway, thank you very much for sharing your time and energy.
You can buy metal strips for the edges to hold the insulation in.
@@getitdonehomerepair I need to get on that, thank you so much! I appreciate the reply a lot 😄 take care!
Excellent video. Thank you
Glad you liked it!
Thanks - this was super helpful
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excellent instructions, Thanks
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Great video…word to the wise, if your garage door is 30+ years old, don’t even try to wedge the insulation into the creases. Chances are everything is so uneven that you won’t be able to account for all the jagged edges and imperfections to be able to get a board halfway in….personal experience 😑
Great point!
Excellent
Thank you so much 😀
Thank you for the great video. I just got the same type door installed in my garage, but the insulation was not delivered yet, so now thanks to you I know what type it will be.
Glad it helped
Thank you very much!
I'm happy to help.Thanks for watching.
Good tips! Thx.
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome - thank you! Now, how difficult is it to get them out? Say, if you have the kind that is 2-sided, meant to have one side out during the summer, and the other in the winter?
You don't have to remove them once installed. They keep the cold out in the winter and the heat in the summer.Thanks for watching.
@@getitdonehomerepair The ones I bought have a foil side that is meant to be directed toward which ever side has the heat (out for summer, in for winter).
That being said, after doing 1/2 of them and I don't think I'll be switching them, LOL
Yes!!!
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Will the spring handle the weight. Or is it a minimal change in weight?
It will not add much weight to the door.
Sorry to say this gentleman didn't show us how to measure the panel that needed the 2" piece to be installed before the large piece..I would think it would be okay to measure the full panel and then cut off the 2" to go in first..what do ya think?..great video as I am getting ready to do this project to my garage doors.
Yes that will work.
Just measure the large piece first cut and then cut off the additional piece. Don’t overthink it man
Do we measure end to end or leave a little space ?
Any issues with the door balancing with the added weight?
No it works perfectly.
Without gloves
How is it that the top and bottom did not need cutting ? Just lucky it fit ?
They actually made to fit most doors.
I started to fix but my panel not easy to bend with out bending very hard to insert the top frame
Did you get the correct panel?
What is the total weight on 8 panels (one box)? just want to make my old garage opener can lift with the additional weight. Thank you very much.
Sorry I don't recall the weight.
@@getitdonehomerepair No problem. Thank you.
this video is just what I'm looking for. I went to your link and not sure what to get; large or xlarge? I have a 2 car garage door.
You may need 2 kits. Usually 1 kit will include 8 pieces. First measure the space where the insulation will go to determine what side Large or Extra large. I hope this helps.
Do you adjust the tension on your opener to account for the additional weight?
not on any of the doors I did.Thanks for watching.
what is the name of the insulation panel that you used?
I ordered it on line at one of the big home supply stores thanks for watching.
Can you tell us what the product is? I would like to buy and try, but there are many products. Which Product did you use?
I just put a link in the description under the video for the kit on my Amazon store
amzn.to/2CNKF2D
You sound like Steve Pitbull. You by any chance from Freeport, NY?
No I'm from New Jersey. Thanks for watching.
No glue required?
No glue needed.
your kit says $93
Thanks for watching.
whats the material? Holy shit, tell us what you bought?? the link is $99 but you say $50 ????????????????????????
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Very helpful video... Thank you for taking the time out to demonstrate this thoroughly.
You're very welcome!