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So each foam board would of had its own panda layer? I am trying to keep the panda film as intact and "draped" as possible.

@dbz What do you mean laminated?

@MICHI-CAN you are saying glue mix sticks onto the board and than attach the panda to that? @dbz This would be wood ferring strips? Also, is "two sided carpet tape" better than two sided gorilla or T-rex tape? Hmmmm, I like the idea of a good tape to get the job done but am concerned with...

@BurnzAU Staple into foam board? @xox I live in Zone 5 climate where winters are super cold and this is in a shed so need all the extra performance for insulation and sealing I can get. @Moflow My concern is that if I ever wanted to take the panda film down it will rip everything off the face of...

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Hello, Short version: What solution would hold panda film best against Polyisocyanurate foam board insulation (aluminum facing)??? Long version: I have finished insulating my groom... plywood walls -> spray foam for air seal -> fiberglass r-15 -> 6mil clear vapor barrier (all staples and seams...

lol didnt mean to ignore your comment. the vinyl and plywood are already in place as this is an already constructed shed from years ago so the foam will have to go on the inside. the acoustic sealant would go in between or on top of what?

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As the panda film has great light diffusion and reflectivity compared to the foil insulation and this being a sealed grow room I will 100% put it as the last layer towards the inside of the room. Now my only real question is whether plastic wrap will be needed between the foam board and faced...

So, you would just not do fiberglass at all behind the plastic? would the plastic go against the plywood? also, the design for this room is a closed loop system and air sealed with CO2 injection. there is no air coming in or goin out... well only exhausted if need be to reduce temps, etc but the...

my concern here would be the foil insulation would not bring as good reflectivity as the panda wrap and also that the board overtime would be exposed to moisture.

my concern is with harsh winters out here that taking the foam board out will leave me with less than desired insulative capabilities. walls are recommended to be r19 out here and with just fiberglass your getting r13.

are you saying vinyl, plywood, plastic with acoustic caulk, foam board with foam board caulk, than lastly panda wrap?

so you like option 1, 2, or 3?

Hello all, Building out a grow room and trying to decide on the insulation and lighting strategy. I have a shed in Michigan I am outfitting and am in a Zone 5 climate. Everything is being insulated up to recommended Zone 5 R values. Walls will be R-19 and ceilings will be R-42. I am spray...