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Polyguard Underseal Underslab Membrane 48" x 50'

$598.89
SKU:
850
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98.00 LBS
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Product Description

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Underseal® Underslab Membrane is a tough, 85-mil pre-concrete pour waterproofing membrane/vapor barrier designed to virtually eliminate water and vapor transmission through concrete slabs on grade. In addition to protecting floor finishes and indoor air quality, Underseal® Underslab Membrane also acts as a barrier to methane and radon gas.

Underseal® Underslab Membrane provides a continuous seal underneath the foundation slab. A strong mechanical bond is developed between the membrane and concrete at the time of pouring as the concrete intermingles with the fibers of the nonwoven geotextile. Underseal® Underslab Membrane is typically installed horizontally over a prepared subbase such as compacted soil, mud slab or #57 stone. 85 mil Underseal® Underslab can also be used in vertical applications.

 
 

FEATURES & BENEFITS

  • Superior Protection: 3-layer composite membrane
  • Superior Puncture Resistance: Higher than current Class A Vapor Barrier requirements (2200 grams, or under 5 pounds)
  • Superior Resistance to Water Migration: Eliminates water and vapor migration by forming a strong mechanical bond to the concrete
  • Superior Adhesive Bond: Creates a strong adhesive bond when the static load and thermal reactive heat of the concrete slab causes sealant/adhesive compound to have an intimate contact with the concrete surface
  • Superior Adaptability: Flexible material that adapts to job site irregularities for ease of installation
  • Superior Joints: Fully-adhering, watertight laps
  • Superior Crack Protection: Stress-absorbing and elongation properties to maintain a watertight seal to the structure if cracks develop in the base material or the slab
  • Superior Barrier: Acts as a barrier against toxic contaminants methane and radon gas, which may attempt to enter the structure through cracks in the concrete



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