FLASLD Aluminized Heat Shield Thermal Barrier Adhesive Backed Heat Blanket (12'' X 12'')

I've used adhesive-backed aluminized heat shields like these for many years in automotive applications, but I used this item for a different application... I'm finishing an outdoor kitchen build and used this between two layers of 1/2" Durock (cement fiber board used in construction of showers, etc.) to prevent the heat from my built-in grill from radiating to areas with flammable materials. Why did I choose this approach? Because the grill companies want $1,200+ for a grill liner which is basically just some stainless steel sheet welded together at the the appropriate dimensions. Yes, I used metal studs to build the grill section, but I used pressure-treated wood everywhere else because it's soooo much easier to work with (at least for me). A single layer of 1/2" Durock and metal studs alone probably would've sufficed, but I always tend to overengineer things, and since I was so familiar with this material, I figured the extra layer of reflectivity back to the grill, in addition to another layer of Durock, couldn't hurt. I even ended up using another 1/4" layer of Durock all around to fill in the spacing a tad. The large sheet size in which this item was available made it perfect for my application. Yes, it was folded, but I was able to get it flattened out pretty easily, and for this use case, a purely aesthetic wrinkle line wouldn't matter. It was a great value and adhered very well to the smooth side of the Durock. I used Loctite PL Premium 3X to bond the reflective side of it to the other layer of Durock, and it worked great. Cutting it was easy with some normal office scissors, and when I trimmed the Durock sandwich with this in the middle with a masonry blade (both angle grinder and circular saw), the heat shield presented zero problems. I'd definitely purchase this again, and will probably proactively buy another large sheet just to keep on hand for future projects.

These cut easily and have great adhesion so they are easy to install - even in an awkward place like under a cabinet. I installed mine six months ago and they still look great. I use mine over my airfryer so the heat doesn't effect my cabinets. Love it!

I put this to cover my evaporator housing in my engine bay on a 2006 Ford Crown Victoria after the original insulation more or less, turned in to dust. Just know that you may want to get some 3M adhesive spray as the adhesive on these mats are tacky but they do start to peel off a bit. They don't fall off though, just the edges and such are starting to peel back. But know, these are right up against an exhaust manifold for a 4.6L V8 engine. Maybe 3 in ches away? Pretty good for my install though. Cuts well and conforms as needed.

Works good , good thickness not too thick, just wish the fiberglass didn’t come off to easy. Good fit and size.

I bought this to cover the side of a cabinet where steam/heat from a dishwasher was starting to cause damage. This was very easy to apply and the adhesive seems strong - the sheet didn't shift at all while I was installing. I paired this with some heat shield tape and it all seems to be doing the job. I probably should have ordered one more sheet to cover the entire cabinet side but I was able to cover the areas where I could see damage with no trouble.

Fit and size as described. Functional and it does not transfer heat from the cook top . Easy to install

Works great protection for the walls around the microwave it doesn’t get hot to the touch

Nice product. Looks good, feels good, easy to cut and good adhesive backing. Unfortunately I can not say the same about its actual heat shielding properties. I'm using this as a heat shield on the underside of a shelf in a hifi stereo rack to protect the equipment on top of the shelf from a hot power amp on the shelf below. There is about 2 inches of distance between the top of the amp and the underside of the shelf where I applied the heat shield. The shelf is open on 4 sides so there is ample space for air flow. The top of the upper shelf is still getting very hot. It is a few degrees cooler than the top of the amp, which I would expect with the 2" air gap and the air flow. I guess I had expected a bit more of a heat deflection and shielding effect, but perhaps this is not the right kind of application for this product. It looks very professional though! :-)