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SOPRAVAP’R® SKU: 14201

SOPRAVAP’R® SKU: 14201

SOPRAVAP’R is a self-adhesive air barrier/vapor retarder membrane composed of a tri-laminated woven polyethylene facer and SBS modified bitumen. SOPRAVAP’R provides a quick, clean and efficient installation that can be installed on a variety of approved roof decks and roof board substrates.

Product Properties

  • ASTM ASTM D2178, ASTM E96
  • Installation Method Self Adhered
  • Thickness 31.5 mils (0.8 mm)
  • Topside Polyethylene Film
  • Underside Release Film

Installation

Prior to installation, unroll SOPRAVAP’R onto the roof surface and allow to relax. Place SOPRAVAP’R in desired position. Once positioned, firmly hold the membrane in place and remove the silicone release film. For best results, slowly peel film backing away at an angle. Roll SOPRAVAP’R into place with a weighted roller to ensure positive adhesion.

 

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