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Insulation
When insulating our blinds, we choose to use EPS styrofoam insulation. This type of insulation, paired with our lamination process, allows for the greatest r-factor to help keep you warm. In addition, the acoustical factor will help noise stay within the blind, adding strength through the lamination process.
Extras
In our top-line product, we include Ultra Stealth interior, rubber flooring, and leg brackets at each corner. We consider these items as standard in a ready-to-hunt blind.
Never Worry About SIGHT, SOUND, or SCENT
Game animals use all their senses to detect the most cautious hunter. Equipped with the right hunting blind accessories and combined with Ambush’s exceptional design, a hunter can hide better and prevent movement, sounds, and scent from reaching the most cautious game.
Hunter’s movements are concealed by a commercial grade black fabric that completely covers the interior of the blind, eliminating light that can reflect or reveal what’s inside. A unique, four-layer wall structural system provides a sound barrier that is unequaled in the hunting blind industry. The floor’s five layers consist of a corrugated plastic exterior, Luan 1.5 lb. density EPS (Expanded Polystyrene) foam layer, a second layer of Luan, ultra-rigid fiberglass, and a high traction rubber floor in the interior.
The wall joints are made of extruded aluminum and are sealed from behind to further eliminate sound. Finally, a rubberized floor makes Ambush Hunting Blinds the most durable and quietest blinds on the market.
A complete line of hunting blind accessories like bow hangers, solar charging kits and interior lighting kits are available allowing you to customize your blind. Ambush Hunting Blinds also have a superior design for the windows, using silent window hinges and real glass. The value of silent hinges and real glass becomes very apparent as a hunting blind ages. Silent hinges remain quiet because they do not rust and glass fogs less, which is common with aged plexiglass.
Design
While developing the design of the Phantom hunting blind, trial and error made it one of the best on the market! We made the decision that the most important feature was making the blind quieter, warmer, and scent proof. The floor design is a 1 1/2″ thick welded aluminum structure. In addition, this is laminated with additional materials and zero mechanical fasteners. This ensures that there will be no noise while moving around the blind. In the end this gives you a 2 1/4″ thick single piece floor.
The walls begin with welded aluminum studs, framed in windows, fiberglass exterior with EPS Styrofoam insulation and wood substrate all laminated to form a single piece wall. This allows for warmer interiors and provides better sound dampening and superior scent control.
The roof design uses an arch running in each direction to guarantee superior rain and snow run off. This also follows the theme of no vertical lines allowing the blind to blend into nature more effectively.
Longevity
Our blinds are virtually maintenance-free! Clean up is effortless thanks to the fiberglass exterior, rubber roof, and glass windows.
All of our window and door openings use an automotive type weather seal. This seal remains flexible in even the coldest weather, helping our windows to always remain silent when opening or closing. When you properly latch all the doors and windows, the blind is virtually impenetrable by insects and rodents.
With all of the quality features listed above, you can rest assured that our blind will look and perform the same as the day you set it for generations to come.
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