TWCUSEP Double Foil Reflective Bubble Roll vs INSULATION MARKETPLACE Reflective Insulation Roll
Both are foil-faced bubble radiant barriers that reflect about 95-97% of radiant heat, so the real split is size and job. The TWCUSEP roll is a small 12 inch by 3 ft piece, best for patching a narrow gap, duct wrap or a small window; the Insulation Marketplace sheet is a 24 inch by 10 ft roll that covers a garage door, attic run or several windows. Reviewers rate both around 4.3-4.4, and owners of this class of product consistently praise easy cutting and stapling, while the common complaint is that bubble foil has a low R-value on its own and needs an air gap to work.
- Choose the TWCUSEP roll if you need a small, cheap-to-try piece for a tight spot like a duct, rim joist or single window pane.
- Choose the Insulation Marketplace sheet if you are covering a garage door, attic rafters or a whole room's worth of windows and want one continuous roll.
Prices
- TWCUSEP Double Foil Reflective Bubble Roll: $7.57 at Walmart (last seen Nov 4)
- INSULATION MARKETPLACE Reflective Insulation Roll: $17.95 at Amazon (last seen Nov 10)
- Difference: the TWCUSEP Double Foil Reflective Bubble Roll is $10.38 cheaper than the INSULATION MARKETPLACE Reflective Insulation Roll at the latest prices (Nov 4 and Nov 10)

