# Installing roof insulation

**URL:** <https://59plymouth.net/t/installing-roof-insulation/1354>\
**Category:** How To\
**Created:** [August 9, 2009, 2:03am UTC](https://59plymouth.net/t/installing-roof-insulation/1354 "2009-08-09T02:03:48Z")\
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**Author:** ![Faulkner](https://59plymouth.net/user_avatar/59plymouth.net/faulkner/32/21944_2.png) [@Faulkner](https://59plymouth.net/u/Faulkner)\
**Post date:** [August 9, 2009, 2:03am UTC](https://59plymouth.net/t/installing-roof-insulation/1354/1 "2009-08-09T02:03:48Z")

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Here’s how Stefan Steinmaier did it:

> [@headliner time](http://59plymouth.net/t/headliner-time/1121/10):
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> Some pics to share? nacked roof there was some kind of wool between the headliner and the roof. As the wool began to fall apart I put a foam plate in and glued it with a glue that can stand up to 95 ºC, without falling off. Press it on and let it dry for a couple of hours. [100\_1066.JPG] [100\_1031.JPG] [100\_1030.JPG]

Here’s how Dan Morton did it:

> [@headliner time](http://59plymouth.net/t/headliner-time/1121/57):
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> I went back to Home Depot and bought 4 of the 2’ x 4’ drop ceiling panels (it turns out, 3 is all you need) – they are 1/2" thick, and it turns out that is just perfect for the one tight spot between the rail and the roof. [IMG\_1041.jpg] The white vinyl facing easily peels off… [IMG\_1045.jpg] I used the 3M glue I was going to use for the headliner fabric to glue the tiles to the ceiling [IMG\_1042.jpg] You have to work fast, and you have to be careful – once it touches down, it’s locked in …