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64 EXTERNAL ENVELOPE


Self-adhesive vapour control layer delivers time saving benefits


reflective air and vapour control layer with an integral self-sealing adhesive backing, designed for use in either flat warm roof construction or on walls, floors and ceilings where bonding the membrane to the substrate would be beneficial. Suited to offsite and modular construction, Protect VB200 features a high purity foil surface on both front and back of the membrane, to provide thermal enhancement if used with an unventilated airspace. As a bitumen-free product, Protect VB200


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features a reinforcement grid for added stability yet is lightweight for ease of installation and can be walked upon straight after installation on a flat roof. Cold applied without the requirement for heat, Protect VB200 does not need an additional primer in many instances, thereby providing time saving and efficiency benefits.


rotect Membranes, UK producer of roofing and construction membranes, has introduced Protect VB200, a


ensures an airtight system is achieved with excellent vapour resistance. This not only provides energy saving performance but helps avoid condensation risk.” CE marked and available in 1.5 m wide


and 50 m lengths for ease of handling, Protect VB200 is suitable to be used in high humidity and vapour loaded areas such as swimming pools, kitchens and bathrooms. For roof applications, the product can be installed unrestricted throughout the UK and Ireland in wind uplift zones 1-5 to BS 5534. To request U-value calculations and for


John Mellor, Protect product manager comments, “Protect VB200 delivers many advantages over traditional bitumen based membranes. With wide appeal across multiple applications, the high-tack self-adhesive used


details of how Protect products can be incorporated into flat roof, wall, floor or ceiling applications within new build commercial, residential or public sector builds, please visit the website, email technical@protectmembranes.com or call direct, quoting ‘Protect VB200.’


0161 905 5700 www.protectmembranes.com


Holdsworth Windows is a family run business specialising in the manufacture of bespoke steel windows, doors and screens. Established for over 50 years we have designed, fabricated and installed windows, doors and screens for a wide range of contemporary, listed and historic buildings.


Specialists in Steel Windows, Doors & Screens


HERITAGE ALUMINIUM STEEL REPLACEMENT WINDOWS


DESIGNED TO REPLICATE 1920 CRITTALL ART DECO STYLE WINDOWS & DOORS


MANUFACTURERS OF WINDOWS • DOORS • PATIOS BIFOLDS • CONSERVATORIES • ROOF LANTERNS


ALL TRADES WELCOME • BUILDERS • ARCHITECTS • DEVELOPERS DIRECT TRADE SUPPLIERS • WINDOW INSTALLERS


We offer our customers a complete service from design consultation through to supply and installation.


01608 661883 | www.holdsworthwindows.co.uk | info@holdsworthwindows.co.uk Holdsworth Windows, Darlingscote Road, Shipson-on-Stour, Warwickshire, CV34 4PR


0800 707 6954 | heritage-windows@hotmail.co.uk AUTHORISED


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ADF DECEMBER 2019


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