How large is the 202 kit?
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Hello Stefan,The Foam It 202 kit is designed to yield 202 sq feet of foam at 1" cured thickness. The kit itself is physically 16" x 9" x 17" high.I'd be happy to answer any additional questions you have about the Foam It 202 kit or using Foam It Green for your project. What type of project are you working on?What issues can we help you solve using Foam It Green?Thanks!Linda
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Hi. I did the rim joist area in my 900 sq ft basement with this kit. Easy to use. Canisters are about like propane canisters for your grill, if I remember correctly. Hope this helped.
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The 202 refers to 202 board feet. One board foot is a 12 inch wide by 12 inch tall by 1 inch deep area of foam. I got a 602 kit to cover a 19 ft by 7 ft wall 3 inches deep with foam. To determine the depth for your needs figure out the "R value" you want for the insulation project in mind. Typically one wants at least an R value of 15 for an exterior wall in say the mid Atlantic region and more for farther north. Ceilings will need a greater R value. The foam it green standard kit has an R value around 7 per inch of depth. So to get to a minimum R value of 15 you'd want 2 to 2.5 inches deep of foam. This kit is good for a patch job or for a small wall or one that is broken up by windows and doors. The 202 refers to 202 board feet. One board foot is a 12 inch wide by 12 inch tall by 1 inch deep area of foam. I got a 602 kit to cover a 19 ft by 7 ft wall 3 inches deep with foam. To determine the depth for your needs figure out the "R value" you want for the insulation project in mind. Typically one wants at least an R value of 15 for an exterior wall in say the mid Atlantic region and more for farther north. Ceilings will need a greater R value. The foam it green standard kit has an R value around 7 per inch of depth. So to get to a minimum R value of 15 you'd want 2 to 2.5... » Read More The 202 refers to 202 board feet. One board foot is a 12 inch wide by 12 inch tall by 1 inch deep area of foam. I got a 602 kit to cover a 19 ft by 7 ft wall 3 inches deep with foam. To determine the depth for your needs figure out the "R value" you want for the insulation project in mind. Typically one wants at least an R value of 15 for an exterior wall in say the mid Atlantic region and more for farther north. Ceilings will need a greater R value. The foam it green standard kit has an R value around 7 per inch of depth. So to get to a minimum R value of 15 you'd want 2 to 2.5 inches deep of foam. This kit is good for a patch job or for a small wall or one that is broken up by windows and doors. « Show Less
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I don't remember exactly, but something like 24"x16"x12". I handled it easily myself and it fit into my station wagon along with all of my vacation gear!
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I through the box away a long time ago. It was fairly large. Perhaps 1200mm x 1000mm x 200mm.
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The one from Oneida Air is 13"x13"x18". I'm thinking this one from Woodcraft should be exactly the same. They really pack everything in there tight so be sure to check inside both buckets for all the kit contents.
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Melvin, click on the product and drag down to the description on the page. It lists the sizes you get with the kit.
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It's a large Kit but not very heavy. The Camera isn't with me now, ask me again and I will measure it for you. But it is a good deal.
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From d_javaman in a response to a feedback: The credit doesn't go to me in other words. This 270 piece HNBR o-ring assortment kit contains 18 popular sizes: (20) 7/32 x 1/16", (20) 1/4 x 1/16", (20) 6.8 x 1.9, (20) 5/16 x 1/16", (20) 7.8 x 1.9, (20) 8 x 2, (20) 8.8 x 1.9, (15) 7/16 x 1/16", (15) 7/16 x 3/32", (15) 11 x 2 , (15) 12 x 2, ( 10 ) 13.9 x 1.8, (10) 9/16 x 3/32", (10) 14 x 2, (10) 15 x 2, (10) 17 x 2, (10) 11/16 x 1/16", and (10) 11/16 x 1/8".
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the model Is large. it Is WELL worth it. its about 3 feet long. You will be very happy. Buy it!
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I think it was about 3 with this particular kit. They we probably around a little larger than a quarter, but it's been a while since had this.
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I dunno. Maybe an inch. I'm just replying so I can tell you that these guys lied. This kit will NOT do 1200 sq ft. Not even close. Maybe 500.
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Ok a update on the finished kit. The box has the wrong finished dimensions for the kit. The actual overall dimensions are as follows. Height = 13 Inches. Width = 14 1/4 Inches. Length = 32 1/2 Inches. I also updated my review of this kit and I found some errors in the instructions.
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Well when you choose the size, it will have a drop down and it will advise you of the model of weapon system it will take. I thought the same things and when I just picked the I think it was 6 for my P2000 it stated that before I did my check out.
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Sorry, I probably shouldn't answer because I don't know for sure, but it's approximately 7-9 inches tall and 8-10 inches wide. Just read the other response, I'd agree with fvsafari. Not that you asked, but it's a nice little emergency kit. I added a lighter and scissors....tucks nicely away in the hull...for what it's worth I'd buy another one...
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The dimensions (H x W x D) of Martin Logan Dynamo 300 as specified in the brochure are 14.15" x 12.6" x 13.75" (36 cm. x 32 cm. x 35 cm.).
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The large/jumbo is 20x20x7in. The dimensions are on the bottom of the product picture.
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Hello, The dimensions are for the Plastic container the kit comes in. Thanks,Betty DavisRescue Essentials
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I honestly don't remember. Don't let the difference between a 1 or 12 kit make up your mind about this item, it is wonderful for camping and I am going to order another to keep in my horse trailer. We even used ours when are septic was being worked on!