Northwestern Ohio Foam sol16125r Reflective Insulation Roll

Product Description

The NORTHWESTERN OHIO FOAM sol16125r is a double-sided reflective insulation roll designed for staple-up radiant heat applications in residential and light commercial floor assemblies. Measuring 16 inches wide and 125 feet long, the roll is sized to fit snugly between floor joists set at 16 inches on center. The reflective surfaces on both sides work to reduce radiant heat transfer, helping to retain heat from in-floor radiant tubing and improve overall system efficiency. This product is installed by HVAC technicians, insulation contractors, and plumbers working on hydronic or electric radiant floor systems.

The sol16125r is suited for staple-up radiant installations where insulation is applied beneath the subfloor between floor joists spaced at 16 inches on center. This configuration is common in residential new construction and retrofit radiant heating projects. The roll format allows installers to work efficiently across long joist bays with minimal splicing. The 125-foot length provides substantial coverage per roll, reducing material handling on larger floor areas.

Key Features

• Double-sided reflective surface for two-way radiant heat reflection
• 16-inch width sized for standard 16-inch on-center floor joist spacing
• 125-foot roll length for extended continuous coverage per roll
• Designed for staple-up radiant floor heat applications
• Reduces radiant heat loss beneath radiant tubing assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style insulation solution for staple-up radiant heating systems installed between floor joists spaced at 16 inches on center in residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by licensed HVAC technicians, insulation contractors, or plumbers working on radiant floor systems. Staple the insulation directly to the underside of the subfloor or to the sides of the floor joists between each joist bay, keeping the reflective surface oriented toward the radiant tubing. Ensure the installation area is free of active heat or electrical hazards before beginning work. Follow local building codes and manufacturer guidelines for minimum air gap requirements when using reflective insulation in radiant assemblies.