Water Proof Carpet Underlay - 1.8sqm coverage
Product Information
Car Builders Water Proof Carpet Underlay is a single layer closed cell foam, meaning is does not hold water. It also works great as a thermal and acoustic insulation barrier. It is suitable for 4x4's, convertibles and industrial vehicles which get constant exposure to wet environments. Our Water Proof Carpet Underlay will not stay damp, smell, rot or attract mold like pre-dated cotton mill scrap, traditionally used under carpets. It comes with a peel and stick backing and is easy to cut and install Features/Advantages Light Weight Easy installation - just peel off the release liner and adhere to surface. Cuts with scissor and knife Reduces heat transfer Does not rot or deteriorate Applications Under carpets Roof skins Inside cavities 1/4 panels Doors Firewalls Water proof underlay is also effective as a thermal barrier to reduce heat transfer from the exterior of your vehicle. The material will reduce radiant heat by up to 15¶øC, and can be the difference between discomfort and pleasure
Product Information
Car Builders Water Proof Carpet Underlay is a single layer closed cell foam, meaning is does not hold water. It also works great as a thermal and acoustic insulation barrier. It is suitable for 4x4's, convertibles and industrial vehicles which get constant exposure to wet environments. Our Water Proof Carpet Underlay will not stay damp, smell, rot or attract mold like pre-dated cotton mill scrap, traditionally used under carpets. It comes with a peel and stick backing and is easy to cut and install Features/Advantages Light Weight Easy installation - just peel off the release liner and adhere to surface. Cuts with scissor and knife Reduces heat transfer Does not rot or deteriorate Applications Under carpets Roof skins Inside cavities 1/4 panels Doors Firewalls Water proof underlay is also effective as a thermal barrier to reduce heat transfer from the exterior of your vehicle. The material will reduce radiant heat by up to 15¶øC, and can be the difference between discomfort and pleasure