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Thermal Barriers for a Cooler Cabin
A thermal barrier sits between a heat source and the parts or people you want to protect. Inside a vehicle, that usually means the floor, firewall or transmission tunnel, where heat from the exhaust and drivetrain can soak into the cabin. Fitting a barrier helps keep the footwells more comfortable and can reduce the heat that reaches carpet, wiring and trim. Many owners add one after an exhaust change or when the vehicle sees long drives in hot weather.
Right now we have 1 thermal barrier in stock, from DEI. It is the DEI Form-A-Barrier 12in x 24in. This is a single option rather than a broad lineup, so it suits shoppers looking for a DEI barrier for interior heat control.
Measure the area you want to cover and compare it with the sheet size before ordering.
Identify where the heat is coming from so the barrier goes where it does the most good.
Plan how it will sit under carpet or trim so panels still fit properly.
Clean the mounting surface and follow the manufacturer's fitting instructions.
To get started, pick your vehicle to see what fits your car, truck or powersports machine.
A thermal barrier sits between a heat source and the parts or people you want to protect. Inside a vehicle, that usually means the floor, firewall or transmission tunnel, where heat from the exhaust and drivetrain can soak into the cabin. Fitting a barrier helps keep the footwells more comfortable and can reduce the heat that reaches carpet, wiring and trim. Many owners add one after an exhaust change or when the vehicle sees long drives in hot weather.
Right now we have 1 thermal barrier in stock, from DEI. It is the DEI Form-A-Barrier 12in x 24in. This is a single option rather than a broad lineup, so it suits shoppers looking for a DEI barrier for interior heat control.
Measure the area you want to cover and compare it with the sheet size before ordering.
Identify where the heat is coming from so the barrier goes where it does the most good.
Plan how it will sit under carpet or trim so panels still fit properly.
Clean the mounting surface and follow the manufacturer's fitting instructions.
To get started, pick your vehicle to see what fits your car, truck or powersports machine.
