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Self Adhered Membranes

Self adhered membranes bond directly to building surfaces for moisture control in Australian construction, including roof and wall junction flashing.

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About Self Adhered Membranes products

At roof and wall junctions, self adhered membrane flashing provides a continuous membrane layer for moisture control. This category includes the FH FORTE Internal Vapour Barrier Fleece by Siegware, along with membranes intended for different positions within the building envelope.

Self Adhered Membranes are a pivotal solution in modern construction, renowned for their streamlined installation and robust waterproofing capabilities. Engineered to adhere securely to a range of surfaces, they provide essential moisture protection for buildings. Equally suitable for commercial and residential applications, these membranes are a practical choice for ensuring long-term durability of roofs and foundations. ArchiPro sources a select array of Self Adhered Membranes from premier Australia suppliers, each rigorously vetted for their quality and effectiveness in meeting the stringent demands of contemporary construction.

Self Adhered Membranes

Specify self adhered membrane waterproofing to suit the substrate, exposure and installation location. Listed products include the AIRSTOP DIVA+ Moisture Variable Membrane by Siegware and the OMEGA MONO 230 Roof and Wall Membrane, giving projects options for internal vapour control and roof or wall applications.

Where are self adhered membranes used?

Roof, wall and foundation assemblies use them where the design requires a membrane to manage moisture or vapour movement. Check the project drawings and manufacturer’s installation requirements before setting out the membrane.

What should be checked before installation?

The substrate must be clean, dry, sound and compatible with the membrane system. Review laps, penetrations, corners and junctions so the membrane forms a continuous layer.

How do vapour control membranes differ from roof and wall membranes?

A vapour control membrane manages moisture movement through the building envelope, while a roof and wall membrane may provide a different form of weather or moisture protection. The required function depends on the assembly, aspect, ventilation and climate zone.