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IKO Armourbase Thermo AD
IKO Armourbase Thermo AD is a modern thermo-adhesive membrane.
The heat activated membranes of IKO Armourbase Thermo AD can be used with success in a wide range of waterproofing applications such as very low sloped roofs with concrete or wooden deck structure where bitumen ...
IKO Primer AD
IKO Primer AD is a bituminous water based primer which helps block dust and reduces concrete porosity.
The product provides good adhesion, penetration of the substrate and above all that it is formulated with water, therefore it is not flammable and is not dangerous to use.
This ...
Mechanical fixing Thermo AD
Mechanical fixing is a concrete screw with plate for fixation of Armourbase Thermo AD
for slopes 15°-45°
Recommended length into concrete min. 35 mm.
Pre-drilling is necessary. Use a drill diameter Ø 5,0, 5,2 or 5,5 mm for pre-drilling. The drill diamenter is dependant on the ...
UV exposure and resistance of underlayment
Anywhere the underlayment is exposed directly to sunlight, UV radiation will accelerate its deterioration. Even though an underlayment can serve as a temporary, short-term roof cover, it’s necessary to install shingles over this underlayment within 2 or 3 weeks. UV radiation can make the polypropylene fabric peel off first; however the bitumen part will still be watertight. Anyhow aesthetically it doesn’t look good. So installing the shingles as soon as possible is highly recommended.
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Remember:
The underlayment is a key component of the roofing system. The price difference between underlayment options usually adds up to a few hundred euros in your overall roof replacement project. If you are investing in high quality IKO shingles that will improve your home’s value for years to come, choosing a better quality, more durable, water-resistant underlayment is well worth the extra cost. That is why IKO the professional range of Armourbase underlayments is highly recommended.
