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TIMBER Protect SK
TIMBER Protect SK
TIMBER Protect SK is a combination of fleece coated with an impermeable membrane on both sides and a specially matched polyacrylic adhesive. The tear-resistant synthetic liner facilitates handling. Construction elements can be bonded together over the entire surface with the wide sheets as protection during transport and the construction period. Joins between sheets can easily be made lengthwise along the marking grid and diagonally with 10 cm overlap.
- all-over self-adhesive
- double-function membrane
- optimized re-drying of residual moisture in construction elements
- variabel diffusion
- non-slip safety: anti-slip coating
- no fleece abrasion
- transparent
- waterproof adhesive
Available dimensions
| Article number | Roll width | Roll length | Split liner | Colour | Rolls / Pallet | Total area | Inquiry List |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3TPBZA | 1.5 m | 50 m | 250 / 1250 | Beige transparent | 24 rolls | 1800 m² |
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| 3TPW | 1.5 m | 50 m | 250 / 1250 | White transparent | 24 rolls | 1800 m² |
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Product data
Field of application
- protection for construction elements of solid wood and wooden composite materials during transport
- protection against the elements
- intermediate floors and walls
- also for use as permanent airtight layer on CLT
Advantages
- all-over self-adhesive
- transparent
- double-function membrane
- variable diffusion
- optimized re-drying of residual moisture in construction elements
- non-slip safety: anti-slip coating
- no fleece abrasion
- practical grid pattern for overlap measurement
- low heat absorption due to protection of material through light colouring
- very good self-adhesion
TIMBER Protect SK is a combination of fleece coated with an impermeable membrane on both sides and a specially matched polyacrylic adhesive. The tear-resistant synthetic liner facilitates handling. Construction elements can be bonded together over the entire surface with the wide sheets as protection during transport and the construction period. Joins between sheets can easily be made lengthwise along the marking grid and diagonally with 10 cm overlap.
- Material composition
- PP fleece with double special membrane and anti-slip coating, special acrylic adhesive
- sd-value
- 0.28–2.68 m
- Elongation (EN 12311-1) lengthwise
- > 30 %
- Elongation (EN 12311-1) crosswise
- > 30 %
- Tensile strength (EN 12311-1) lengthwise
- >200 N/50mm
- Tensile strength (EN 12311-1) crosswise
- >200 N/50mm
Processing guideline
Adhesive properties
TIMBER Protect SK adopts the functions of wind and air-tightness as well as weather protection, not however the function of a load-bearing connection. TIMBER Protect SK cannot be plastered or painted over.
Adhesive technique
TIMBER Protect SK must be bonded with the substrate over the entire surface. We recommend first cutting the required quantity to length, pulling the liner away a little and attaching the TIMBER Protect SK at one end of the construction component.The second step is to gradually pull off the liner on both sides, at the same time rubbing on the sheeting to keep it bubble-free, using e.g. a wide squeegee or wide, straight brush. The liner can be wound around a square timber and then pulled off. In this way the tension used when pulling can be evenly distributed and a crease-free and smooth bond is achieved. Overlaps of the adhesive tape should be min. 10 cm. Sufficient pressure must be applied to the open edge using a pressure roller.
Instructions
Adhesive properties
TIMBER Protect SK adopts the functions of wind and air-tightness as well as weather protection, not however the function of a load-bearing connection. TIMBER Protect SK cannot be plastered or painted over.
Adhesive technique
TIMBER Protect SK must be bonded with the substrate over the entire surface. We recommend first cutting the required quantity to length, pulling the liner away a little and attaching the TIMBER Protect SK at one end of the construction component.The second step is to gradually pull off the liner on both sides, at the same time rubbing on the sheeting to keep it bubble-free, using e.g. a wide squeegee or wide, straight brush. The liner can be wound around a square timber and then pulled off. In this way the tension used when pulling can be evenly distributed and a crease-free and smooth bond is achieved. Overlaps of the adhesive tape should be min. 10 cm. Sufficient pressure must be applied to the open edge using a pressure roller.
