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insulation

Postby captd » Wed Oct 13, 2010 11:20 pm

anyone ever used spray on insulation on plastic barrel dog houses, thinking of trying it on outer surface.
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Re: insulation

Postby hmiller » Sun Oct 17, 2010 3:13 am

No I think it would unless the dog chew it off. I use straw alot cheaper and my family has a ton of it so i can keep it fresh. Although that might be hard to keep it in a barrel I think the spray on is a good idea give it a try.
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Re: insulation

Postby captd » Sun Oct 17, 2010 1:44 pm

tried it, three cans will only do about a third of barrel, sticks good but at five bucks a can its spendy. will try to find a comerical optr for his opinion. best, D
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Re: insulation

Postby 007pennpal » Mon Oct 18, 2010 4:57 am

I think it might work if your barrel is outside of a kennel area so they can't chew it. Probably ugly though. Real messy too. You can put steaks in the ground with plywood and put dirt or sawdust around basically making a dirt box around the barrel. Some people dig them into a hillside.
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Re: insulation

Postby larry » Mon Oct 18, 2010 6:13 am

run around some subdivisions or if you have any contractor friends and see if you can find a house that is going to get corbonded(sprayed insulation) those guys will usually spray stuff for ya if u show up when they are doing it. had adog box done that way on a house I was working on, just scheduled with em and picked up the box at the end of the day when they were done, did mine for free, but might charge ya a little.
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Re: insulation

Postby poolecw » Mon Oct 18, 2010 12:13 pm

My house is insulated with spray foam. It is a very good insulation. The problem with putting it on a dog house is that the dogs would probably chew it to shreds in no time.
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Re: insulation

Postby bad moon » Mon Oct 18, 2010 11:40 pm

i use the foam spay got an industrial size that comes in a box with two bottles that look like mini propane tanks the bottles mix in the nozzle and they actually do contain alot i did six barrels real heavy no problem with spray to spare. never had a dog chew it but if they can climb on the barrel it gets ruined in a hurry. so i had to move them outside the kennels and make a small entrance hole. i got it from fairmont supply for $159
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Re: insulation

Postby captd » Tue Oct 19, 2010 12:57 am

that sound like what i need, should be able to find it somewhere. built mine with a six inch treated post screwed on alongbottom each side then four 2x4 verticals and 2x4 ft piece of plywood on top for them to lay up on.best,D
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Re: insulation

Postby poolecw » Tue Oct 19, 2010 10:42 am

Www.sprayfoam.com was a resouce I used when researching foam for my home. I believe there were ads for DIY kits.

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