COLPHENE® 180 SANDED SKU: 01207
COLPHENE® 180 SANDED SKU: 01207
COLPHENE 180 SANDED is a SBS-modified bitumen membrane approved for use in multi-ply membrane waterproofing assemblies. COLPHENE 180 SANDED is reinforced with a tough, dimensionally stable non-woven polyester mat that is saturated and coated on both sides with a proprietary formulation of elastomeric styrenebutadiene-styrene (SBS) polymer modified bitumen.
Product Properties
- ASTM D6164, Type I, Grade S
- Installation Method Cold Adhered
- Reinforcement Non-Woven Polyester
- Thickness 84 mils (2.2 mm)
- Topside Sanded
- Underside Sanded
Installation
Prior to installation, unroll COLPHENE 180 SANDED onto the deck and allow to relax. Place COLPHENE 180 SANDED in desired position and back roll the product. Apply approved cold adhesive following the manufacturer’s guidelines. COLPHENE 180 SANDED is then placed into the cold adhesive and rolled with a weighted roller to ensure adhesion.
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