Hello - New to the forum... As the title said I have a bread proofer, I am going to insulate it with mineral wool. I am thinking I should be able to get 2.5 inches around the sides and back. The front/door might remain uninsulated but maybe cover with a "blanket" if need be.
So to get to the question my plan was to use roofing tin to just cover the insulation but after further research that is galvanized... I am guessing this would be a poor choice of material even though the temps on the inside will be 250 or less and the outside should be near ambient temps?
Thoughts?
if we are thinking it isn't worth the risk I am open to other suggestions?
Next thought would be wood, though I read that can dry out and combust at temps around 200. Wood adds a lot of weight and I argue if we dont think temps will get that high then wouldn't that make galvanized a same option too?
Thanks
John
So to get to the question my plan was to use roofing tin to just cover the insulation but after further research that is galvanized... I am guessing this would be a poor choice of material even though the temps on the inside will be 250 or less and the outside should be near ambient temps?
Thoughts?
if we are thinking it isn't worth the risk I am open to other suggestions?
Next thought would be wood, though I read that can dry out and combust at temps around 200. Wood adds a lot of weight and I argue if we dont think temps will get that high then wouldn't that make galvanized a same option too?
Thanks
John