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TYPICAL USES:
- ✓ Attic spaces & rafter attachments
- ✓ Crawl spaces & radiant floor heating
- ✓ House wraps & metal buildings
| Material | Multi-layer aluminum foil with tear-resistant scrim |
| Reflectivity | 95% Radiant Heat Reflective (Oxidation Resistant) |
| Fire Rating | Class A / Class 1 (ASTM E84 Compliant) |
| Permeability | Micro-perforated for moisture breathability |
| Width Options | 17-inch, 25.5-inch, 51-inch |
| Roll Length | 118 ft (500 sq ft) & 235 ft (1,000 sq ft) |
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We take pride in our products and want you to be completely satisfied with your purchase. If you have leftover rolls or ordered the wrong size, we are here to help.
- Shipping: Orders placed before 2 PM CT ship out the same business day. Free ground shipping applies to all orders over $150.
- Returns: Unused rolls in their original packaging can be returned within 30 days of purchase.
- Support: Have installation questions? Call our dedicated team at +1 877 464 5828.
For house wraps or attic floors, solid or vapor-barrier foil is used. For standard attic installations (stapled to rafters), perforated foil is required to allow moisture vapor to escape safely, avoiding condensation buildup.
Both sides of Arma Foil™ are equally reflective. However, the foil must face an air space of at least 3/4" to work correctly. In an attic rafter install, facing the foil down prevents dust from settling on top of it over time.
Yes, you can lay the perforated foil directly over existing fiberglass or blown-in insulation on the attic floor. Be sure to use perforated foil so moisture does not become trapped inside your ceiling joists.