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TL;DR: what's a good kind of stuffable insulation that's easier on the hands than fiberglass but removeable/repackable, unlike spray foam?
I'm building a kegerator for work. For marketing reasons, we're building the unit inside a leftover chassis. Without going into too much detail, what there is is:
1) A large metal box with a swinging front door and removable back door;
2) A cold foam box made to fit inside the metal box, with a removable back panel.
Obviously, the kegs go inside the cold foam box
We'll load from the back, with the front staying closed almost all of the time.
I would like a hand with one design problem. The shanks will go through the front metal door and protrude into the cold box; this means I need to cut a hole in the foam and insulate around the shanks. However, the shanks have to be removable, so I can't just spray foam them in. Instead, I'd like some sort of packable/stuffable alternative.
Thoughts?
I'm building a kegerator for work. For marketing reasons, we're building the unit inside a leftover chassis. Without going into too much detail, what there is is:
1) A large metal box with a swinging front door and removable back door;
2) A cold foam box made to fit inside the metal box, with a removable back panel.
Obviously, the kegs go inside the cold foam box
We'll load from the back, with the front staying closed almost all of the time.I would like a hand with one design problem. The shanks will go through the front metal door and protrude into the cold box; this means I need to cut a hole in the foam and insulate around the shanks. However, the shanks have to be removable, so I can't just spray foam them in. Instead, I'd like some sort of packable/stuffable alternative.
Thoughts?
