SHT 01 — Radiant barrier for metal roofs
Low-E ThermaSheet reflects Florida heat before it reaches your living space. It also helps control the condensation drip that bare metal panels create.
SHT 02 — Why it goes under a metal roof
The foil face turns summer heat back at the panel instead of letting it soak into your attic.
Metal panels sweat when Florida nights cool down. ThermaSheet helps keep that moisture off your deck and framing.
SHT 03 — Specifications
| Thickness | 1/8 in and 1/4 in |
|---|---|
| Roll coverage | 500 sq ft per roll |
| Roll weight | 18 lbs |
| Facing | Reflective foil over closed-cell foam |
| Warranty | 30-year limited |
| Application | Directly under metal roofing panels |
500 sq ft. 18 lbs.
One person carries a full roll up the ladder.
SHT 04 — Where the savings come from
Reflecting radiant heat before it reaches the attic can help your air conditioning run less through a Florida summer. We include the full spec sheet with every quote.
SHT 05 — Questions we get every week
In Florida it can earn its keep twice. Installed with an air space next to the foil, it reflects radiant heat and helps control the condensation that forms under metal panels.
No. RPS supplies ThermaSheet as a radiant barrier. Your roof still needs the underlayment that its permit requires.
It works as a radiant barrier under your metal panels. Our team will walk you through where it goes in your specific roof assembly.
Savings depend on your roof, attic and air conditioning, so we do not publish a single number. A properly installed radiant barrier, with an air space next to the foil, may reduce cooling demand. Savings vary.
