W70

All types of ventilated facade systems.

When low-surface walls are replaced with external insulation, the Roofer wind-insulating membrane is installed on top of the insulation. The membrane is spread out horizontally, from bottom to top, overlapping, with overlaps along horizontal and vertical bars of at least 100 mm. and is secured to the frame. Along the membrane, a wooden sheathing is secured, which carries the outer cladding (siding, lining, etc.), in order to create a ventilation gap between the membrane and the outer cladding. The lower edge of the membrane is responsible for ensuring the introduction of moisture into the water supply of the base. For ventilated façade structures with a large surface area, the Roofer wind-insulating membrane is placed on top of the insulating material. Installation is carried out in accordance with the installed installation system and the type of external cladding. In all cases, it is IMPORTANT that the MEMBRANE fits well before the insulation, is properly secured and there is no sagging and does not fixed plots, so this can lead to acoustic shocks due to the influx of wind pressure in the middle of the ventilation gap.

Original TM ROOFER membranes are packed exclusively in branded packaging with the address of the manufacturer's facilities and technical specifications. The packed rolls must be glued on the ends with Roofer branded tape with the trademark applied to it. In the expanded form, all membranes have dotted markings on both sides at a distance of 150 mm. from the edge, the company logo and a printed batch number.