How To Install Breathable Roof Membrane

When installing clay or other tiles vertically on a timber frame a breathable or vapour permeable membrane is used to prevent moisture snow and wind from penetrating into the frame.

How to install breathable roof membrane.

Breather membranes otherwise known as breathable membranes are used within external wall and roof constructions in order to prevent damp in buildings. You would usually use them within external wall and roof structures in which the exterior cladding may not be completely water tight or moisture resistant such as in tiled roofs or framed wall constructions. Here at roofing superstore we have a number of breathable roof membranes available for your latest roofing project from tyvek supro breather membrane to cromar s breathable membrane tlx breathable pitched roofing felt klober permo and more. They will be able to offer help and advice.

This permeable layer also assists in ventilating the structure avoiding the build up of condensation. If you have any queries or project specific questions feel free to call our team on 01752 692760 or use the live chat in the bottom right hand. Timber frame breather membranes have been manufactured specifically for application onto timber frame buildings they are lighter and thinner than a normal breather membrane allowing for easy installation vertically as well as horizontally meaning that they are suitable for both walls and roofs. Breathable membranes are water resistant as well as resistant to snow and dust but air permeable.

For any questions regarding the most suitable breather membrane for your project or queries on how to install it feel free to contact the team on 0800 124 4431 or use the live chat. Breather membranes or breathable membranes can be used to keep the internal components of wall and roof structures dry.