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No. Radiant Barrier reflects 97% of radiant heat. It is not absorbent; therefore it alone has no R- Value. There is no generally accepted test procedure to determine the R Value of radiant barrier insulation products. Although, creating R- Values by using air spaces with radiant barrier CAN be achieved.
