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SlopeShield Plus Self-Adhered Vapor Permeable Air Barrier Roof Underlayment
VaproShield
07 50 00 Membrane Roofing
The SlopeShield Plus Difference
SlopeShield Plus Self-Adhered’s high drying capacity and black coloration accelerates the drying process of the underlying materials. This combination helps to mitigate moisture damage-for the life of the building-which would otherwise be trapped by a traditional, non-permeable roofing underlayment.
SlopeShield Plus SA benefits:
- Walkability and excellent traction for installation crews;
- Primerless application;
- Exceptional water and air holdout;
- High drying capacity (vapor permeability, 30 perms);
- Long exposure times: 180 days before final roofing material application; and
- Suitable for all climates and geographic locations, including extreme temperature areas.
Additional Information
Product Data SheetSubmittal Package
Details
Installation Instructions
3-Part Specs - Word Version available on website
Contact Information
Phone: 253-851-8286
Email:
info@vaproshield.com
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