Abstract: A reflective metal polymeric insulation bubble pack assembly comprising a first reflective metal bubble pack; a second reflective metal bubble pack; and a first plurality of intervening bubble spaces suitably located between the first and the second bubble packs as to define at least one inner insulative air chamber between the first and second bubble packs. The invention provides a non-fiberglass improved R-value insulation material that is cost-effective in material, labour, production and installation costs relative to prior art materials.

Abstract: A reflective metal polymeric insulation bubble pack assembly comprising a first reflective metal bubble pack; a second reflective metal bubble pack; and a first plurality of intervening bubble spaces suitably located between the first and the second bubble packs as to define at least one inner insulative air chamber between the first and second bubble packs. The invention provides a non-fiberglass improved R-value insulation material that is cost-effective in material, labour, production and installation costs relative to prior art materials.

Abstract: A method of thermally insulating an object that requires a Class A standard insulation material, said method comprising suitably locating a metallized polymeric reflective insulation material adjacent said object, wherein said polymeric material is selected from a closed cell foam, polyethylene foam, polypropylene foam, expanded polystyrene foam, multi-film layers assembly and a bubble-pack assembly. The object is preferably packaging, a vehicle or a residential, commercial or industrial building or establishment. The polymeric material may contain a fire-retardant and the bright surface of the metallized layer has a clear lacquer coating to provide anti-corrosion properties, and which maintains satisfactory reflectance commercial criteria.

Abstract: A method of thermally insulating an object that requires a Class A standard insulation material, said method comprising suitably locating a metallized polymeric reflective insulation material adjacent said object, wherein said polymeric material is selected from a closed cell foam, polyethylene foam, polypropylene foam, expanded polystyrene foam, multi-film layers assembly and a bubble-pack assembly. The object is preferably packaging, a vehicle or a residential, commercial or industrial building or establishment. The polymeric material may contain a fire-retardant and the bright surface of the metallized layer has a clear lacquer coating to provide anti-corrosion properties, and which meets commercial reflectance criteria.

Abstract: An improved lightweight, compact, multi-layer thermoplastic insulation blanket for thermally insulating a building structure, the blanket comprising a laminate of a first thermoplastic layer; a second thermoplastic layer; a thermoplastic bubble layer; and a third thermoplastic layer, the improvement comprising a scrim laminated to the first and second layers as to be visible through the first layer. The blanket provides an aesthetically-pleasing visible appearance to employees and shoppers in retail and bulk-warehouse buildings without the need for non-thermoplastic materials, such as fibreglass or like insulation materials.

Abstract: A multilayer cover for a pool containing water comprising (a) an uppermost layer having a solar heat reflective material; and (b) a lower layer having a first thermoplastic film (i) having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity; and (ii) is in sealing engagement with the uppermost layer to provide a plurality of closed cavities; wherein the uppermost layer provides an effective reflective barrier to the ingress of solar radiation through the cover to the water in the pool to prevent or reduce the rate of the water temperature increase.

Abstract: A composite bubble-pack assembly comprising (i) a first bubble-pack having a first thermoplastic film having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity and a second thermoplastic film in sealed engagement with the first film to provide a plurality of closed cavities; (ii) a second bubble-pack having a third thermoplastic film having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity, and a fourth thermoplastic film in sealed engagement with the third film to provide a plurality of closed cavities; (iii) and a film selected from the group consisting of a thin foil of metal or a metallized thermoplastic film interposed between and bonded to the first bubble-pack and the second bubble-pack.

Abstract: A composite bubble-pack assembly comprising (i) a first bubble-pack having a first thermoplastic film having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity and a second thermoplastic film in sealed engagement with the first film to provide a plurality of closed cavities; (ii) a second bubble-pack having a third thermoplastic film having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity, and a fourth thermoplastic film in sealed engagement with the third film to provide a plurality of closed cavities; (iii) and a film selected from the group consisting of a thin foil of metal or a metallized thermoplastic film interposed between and bonded to the first bubble-pack and the second bubble-pack.

Abstract: A composite bubble-pack assembly comprising (i) a first bubble-pack having a first thermoplastic film having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity and a second thermoplastic film in sealed engagement with the first film to provide a plurality of closed cavities; (ii) a second bubble-pack having a third thermoplastic film having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity, and a fourth thermoplastic film in sealed engagement with the third film to provide a plurality of closed cavities; (iii) and a film selected from the group consisting of a thin foil of metal or a metallized thermoplastic film interposed between and bonded to the first bubble-pack and the second bubble-pack.

Abstract: A thermally insulating bubble pack for use in framed structures, walls, crawl spaces and the like; or wrapping for cold water heaters, pipes and the like wherein the bubbles contain a fire retardant material. The improved bubble pack comprises a first film having a plurality of portions wherein each of the portions defines a cavity; a second film in sealed engagement with the first film to provide a plurality of closed cavities; the improvement comprising wherein the cavities contain a fluid or solid material. The flame retardant-containing bubble pack provides improved fire ratings, flame spread indices and smoke development numbers.