DIY Insulation

Pet Pad Insulation

Insulate your best friend from cold and damp. Pet Pad is mould and fungi resistant; it won’t absorb moisture or spills and can be wiped clean if required. It is easy to cut to size for any pet bed, house, crate, or carrier. Pet Pad insulation will keep your best friend warm and happy even when the temperature drops outside.

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Reflects 97% of Radiant Heat
Deadens Sound
Won't Absorb Moisture
Mould and Fungi Resistant
Quick and Easy to Install

Installation

How to Insulate a Pet Bed

It can be easy to overlook the cold of laminated or tiled floors from the comfort of our sofas and beds during the colder months, but for our pets it can be uncomfortable and potentially detrimental to their health.

There are plenty of ways to insulate a pet bed, crate, kennel, box or carry bag but the materials can often be hard to cut and heavy. Most of the time they are absorbent, hard to clean and can become smelly over time.

Roll Out the Low-E
Roll out your sheet of Ultra-E on a smooth, clean surface.
Align Your Pet Bed
Sit your pet bed on top of the insulation and line it up as near two edges as possible in order to use as little material as you can.
Mark Out Your Pet Bed
Using a marker pen, trace the outline of your pet bed onto the Low-E.
Cut Out Your Pet Pad
If you are planning to sit your Pet Pad on the ground beneath your pet bed then using scissors or a sharp blade, carefully cut along the line you have made. Alternatively, if you wish to put the Pet Pad inside your pet bed then cut just inside the line you have made with the marker.
Which option you take is really up to you, they are both equally effective!
Fit Your Pet Pad
If you are taking the first of the above options then you can now place your Pet Pad on the floor and sit your pet bed on top of it.
If you would rather sit your Pet Pad inside the bed then remove the internal cushion and try to sit your Pet Pad flat in the bed. It may be slightly too large at this point.
Trim the Edge of Your Pet Pad
If your Pet Pad is a little too large to fit inside the pet bed then carefully trim a little more from around the full edge. Try to keep the amount you remove even all the way around.
Re-Fit Your Pet Pad
Once you have removed just enough excess from the edges of your Pet Pad it should fit comfortably inside your pet bed.
Make Use of Any Left Over Material
Depending on the size of your pet bed you may have left over material, you could even have enough to do another pet bed if you have more than one pet or perhaps more than one bed for the same pet.
Finishing Off
That’s it, as simple as that! Your pet can now sleep comfortably without the cold of the floor causing a chill or a build up of moisture in their beds.