Ambex-Air Breathable Membrane 100 White

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Sale price$58.60 Inc VAT $77.10
WIDTH: 1500mm
LENGTH: 25m
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Brian P.

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Shaun W.

How is the membrane attached to the opposite surface

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How a membrane is secured depends on your roof setup and final covering. Here are two common options:

1. Roofs with battens: The membrane is rolled out over the rafters and temporarily held with galvanised clout nails or staples. Battens are then fixed through it into the rafters, permanently clamping it down. Key detail: leave a 10-15mm drape between rafters (never pull tight) so any water tracking under the tiles can run down to the gutter without pooling.

2. Roofs without battens (e.g. box profile): The membrane is laid flat on the timber deck and temporarily tacked with staples or nails. The box profile sheets are then screwed straight through the membrane into the deck - the screw compression and rubber washers provide the permanent hold and seal the fixing points.

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Darren

Has this a self adhesive strip for the overlap? Thanks Darren

Clear Amber

No, usually installers will seal the overlap with tape, a spray contact adhesive or have the overlap under a batten. Some roof types will not need the overlaps to be fully sealed.

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