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Eurovent Basic

Eurovent® has many years of experience in the production and trade of highly vapor-permeable membranes and accessories. "Eurovent" products are manufactured using the latest technologies, as well as with the participation of specialists in the field of building insulation. The best raw materials available on the market are used in the production of the products. The strict control of production processes makes it possible to produce quality, safe, effective and durable products. The membranes are based on multi-layer polypropylene fabric. They are characterized by high resistance to aging processes, which is one of the most important factors for the good functioning of the roof. They have exceptional vapor permeability and water resistance, which guarantees the durability of the roof. They are resistant to temperature influences as well as UV radiation. They have a relatively low weight, which is a result of the very densely spaced thin and long fibers. The products are certified according to international quality standards, meeting European standards.

Roofing membrane Eurovent® BASIC, three-layer, highly vapor permeable, used for pitched ventilated roofs with a finish of concrete, ceramic or synthetic tiles, roof plates, or shingles. It is also used as windproof insulation in frame construction.

 

Advantages:

  • Resistance to UV rays;
  • Quick and easy application;
  • Highly vapor permeable;
  • Water resistance > 1500 mm H2O

The membrane is intended for use as an initial coating on pitched, insulated, ventilated roofs. The product is also suitable for use when carrying out repair work in the area of the roof and ceiling during renovation. The product can be installed directly on the thermal insulation. The final roof covering must always be installed with laths and counterlaths.

 

Weight 100гр./м2
SD index 0.02м
Waterproofing W1
Pcs. in pallet 50рcs.
Water-resistance 3000гр./м/24h.
UV resistance 4 months
Dimensions 75м(1.50м х 50м)
max. exposure to light time  4 weeks

 

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