The Permo Frame House Wrap vapour control layer from Klober is designed for use on timber framed walls and behind vertical cladding. It is made from a strong, non-woven, spun-bonded polypropylene sheet material that far exceeds the standard. This highly vapour permeable membrane can be used with any cladding to protect timber and insulation during construction, as well as on completion. Resistant to the passage of water, wind-blown dust, and snow, this Permo Frame provides a windtight and draught-free vapour control layer that still allows the wall structure to breathe. When used alongside Klober’s range of airtightness products, the single-layer Permo Frame can actually help to reduce energy loss, making it a wise investment for the future of any construction. The membrane can be fixed directly to insulation or sheathing, making installation quick and easy, and leaving behind no ‘tent’ effect. Roofing Supplies are pleased to offer the Permo Frame House Wrap vapour control layer in two different sizes, simply select the option that suits your needs from the dropdown box. Why Choose this Klober Permo Frame House Wrap? Protects timber and insulation Allows wall structures to breathe Highly vapour permeable No condensation build up Reduce energy costs Product Specifications: Size: 1 x 50m / 2.7 x 100m (select from dropdown) Weight: 100g/ m² Colour: Anthracite Material: Polypropylene Fire Rating: F Resistance to Temperature: -40°C UV Exposure: 4 months* Uses: Timber framed walls, steel framed walls, factory pre-assembled panels, on-site assembled frames, suspended timber ground floors to support insulation Please note: *The Underlay can be used to provide temporary weather protection. However, an exposed underlay will be subjected to UV light which may lead to premature failure. Therefore, the exposure period should be kept to a minimum. An underlay is not a total waterproof barrier and if used as a temporary waterproof covering, some rain penetration may occur. In certain conditions, particularly if there is persistent heavy rainfall combined with subsequent severe freeze/thaw conditions, an underlay should not be exposed for more than a few days.
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