The foambeak is a canned foam insulation nozzle that attaches to your off-the-shelf can of GREAT STUFF* gap and crack foam. This nozzle will allow you to apply foam (from the can) to any surface, including vertical and overhead surfaces. You can expect to get about 3.5 sqft of coverage from the average 16oz can of GREAT STUFF* foam. Our Foam Beaks are made in the USA out of ABS plastic, so they are tough and durable. (ABS plastic is the same plastic that old 70’s and 80’s telephones were made out of.) Each item is manually inspected and machined to ensure proper hole size.
The foambeak works great when you want to add more foam insulation to your hot tub, Jacuzzi or spa. We have used these to insulate the back-side of a bathtub before installation (takes approximately 4-5 cans to cover the back-side of an average size bathtub).
Use the foambeak to insulate just about anywhere you wish. Have a cold attic access panel? Or how about that drum that you use at parties to keep a keg cold? The uses are endless!
*We are in no way affiliated with the makers of the canned foam, nor do we sell or distribute the canned foam. You must supply your own cans of GREAT STUFF gap and crack foam.
These foambeak's will fit the following:
Great Stuff*: with 5.05mm OD (small) straw. This is the straw that comes with the most popular cans at your big box stores. Some modification is required with their new RED straw with the quick stop valve. Simply cut the valve off and then install the FoamBeak.
RED CAN - Gap and Crack
BLACK CAN - Big Gap Filler
BLUE CAN - Window and Door
ORANGE CAN- Fire Block
GREEN CAN - Pest Block
Touch-n-Foam*: with 5.05mm OD (small) straw. This is the straw that comes with the most popular cans at your big box stores
The recommended hole saw size was perfect. The bulkheads fit perfect as well. I attempted to purchase these items Al a carte through Menards and local pool stores to try and save but after adding up the cost and factoring in drive time, incorrect sizes etc. it made more sense to just purchase on the site. Thanks for putting this together!
These feel like they are very heavy duty, but they are a lot more fragile than I thought. One of the connectors broke off in the PVc from tipping over.
Great service from Joe on questions about the build!