SENTINEL® KEE T-JOINT PATCHES SKU: P626
SENTINEL® KEE T-JOINT PATCHES SKU: P626
SENTINEL KEE T-JOINT PATCHES are made using 60 mil, reinforced SENTINEL KEE P150 membrane cut into a perfect 4.5 in-diameter circle. SENTINEL KEE T-JOINT PATCHES are designed to seal seam laps where perimeter and/or header sheets intersect (T-Joint) in SENTINEL PVC systems.
Product Properties
- Type Membrane Accessories
Installation
SENTINEL KEE T-JOINT PATCHES shall be hot-air welded to the membrane at all t-joint intersections. Chamfer the welding seam prior to installing SENTINEL KEE T-JOINT PATCHES, using an edging tool or by heating the edge and rolling.
Contact SOPREMA or refer to published guidelines for additional details and application requirements.
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