SOPRABARRIER 20/30 PE SKU: W984

SOPRABARRIER 20/30 PE SKU: W984
SOPRABARRIER is designed to protect underlying roofing and waterproofing assemblies from root penetration. SOPRABARRIER is composed of a virgin blended linear-low-density polyethylene. SOPRABARRIER offers high puncture and tear resistance and provides UV protection. SOPRABARRIER is offered in three thicknesses, 20 mil, 30 mil, and 40 mil. SOPRANATURE® Seam Tape should be used at the joints to ensure a watertight assembly.
Product Properties
- Type Green
Installation
Prior to installation, unroll SOPRABARRIER, unfold and place into the designated position. Overlap with the adjacent sheet. For optimal performance, heat-welded all laps with at least a six-inch overlap. If heat-welding is not possible, overlap sheets approximately 2 feet and apply SOPRANATURE Seam Tape to the upper edge of the overlay.
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