Building Stronger Foundations
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The Industry Challenge
Building envelopes need materials that stay dimensionally stable through thermal cycling and moisture exposure for years. Fiberglass tissue and reinforcement mats give membranes, roofing, and wall systems a stable carrier that bonds well and resists degradation.
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Typical Components
- Waterproofing and bitumen membranes
- Roofing systems and underlays
- Pipe and duct insulation facings
- Wall coverings and reinforcement layers
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Key Benefits
Excellent dimensional stability under thermal cycling
Superior bonding with bitumen and polymer-modified systems
Alkali-resistant options for concrete reinforcement
Lightweight yet high-strength for structural applications
Weathering performance subject to selected grade and system validation
Fire-retardant grades available; ratings depend on the finished system and test method
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What to Confirm When Selecting
Fiber performance depends on the finished part and process. Confirm these conditions with our engineers before choosing a grade.
The bonding system — bitumen, polymer, or cementitious
Exposure to moisture, alkali, and thermal cycling
Surface finish and dimensional stability required
Any fire or weathering standard the finished system must meet
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