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Blowerproof Spray/Roll-on Liquid Airtight Membrane


Blowerproof is the only NSAI Agrément Certified airtight liquid that is tested & Approved to Irish Building Regulations. Liquid airtight coating is spray applied with an airless paint spray machine. This product is mainly recommended on large projects.

Areas of Use


Application of Spray-On



Spray Airtightness



Spray Airtightness



Walls & Ceilings



Floor & Wall



Blowerproof Brush on Application Areas


Floor to Wall Junction

Are easily made airtight with Blowerproof Brush, even on damp concrete.
Any building connection can be made airtight, which includes ceiling wall, floor walls.
Simply apply liberally and the fibres will fill holes up to 5mm, when it turns black your joint is airtight.
For private houses and small scale projects.
The wall to ceiling junctions on all floor levels along the outer skin of a house or building need to be made airtight. Apply on the inside, before the wall finish is applied.
For larger scale projects The wall to ceiling junctions on all floor levels along the outer skin of a house or building need to be made airtight. Apply on the inside, before the wall finish is applied.

Wall to Ceiling Junction

Spray or Roll applied to floor and wall junctions where high level of airtightness is required.

Full Walls

Spray applied to this junction when airtightness is hard to treat with tapes

Radon

Radon lung cancer related deaths are estimated to be 350 in Ireland every year.
Blowerproof Liquid is the only NSAI liquid tested and certified as a radon membrane, but must be installed by Rascor Ireland.

External

When Blowerproof is applied on the external of a building, insulation materials such as Rockwool, or external insulation , may be fitted directly.
This system is used on large commercial projects, and removes the need for airtightness inside the building.


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