60mm STEICO Safe - Sarking and Sheathing Board with Integrated Membrane - 1880mm x 600mm - Pallet of 36
60mm STEICO Safe - Sarking & Sheathing Board with Integrated Membrane - 1880mm x 600mm - Pallet of 36
Length: 1880mm
Width: 600mm
Thickness: 60mm
Single Coverage: 1.13m2
Pallet coverage: 40.68m2
Density: 140kg/m3
Weight/m2: 8.4kg
Weight: 341.71kg
Thermal Conductivity: 0.040W/mK
R-Value: 1.5m2K/W
Compressive Strength: 100kPa
Fire Rating (Reaction to Fire): E
60mm STEICO Safe is a multi-functional, rigid wood-fibre insulation board designed for roofs with increased rain protection requirements. It is the only board in the range that can be used on low-pitch roofs (as low as 5°) without the need for an additional full-surface roofing felt or membrane, thanks to its factory-laminated, vapour-permeable top layer. STEICO Safe is essentially the high-spec version of the Universal board. While most boards rely on their natural density and paraffin treatment to shed water, STEICO Safe goes a step further by including an integrated, factory-applied waterproof membrane. This makes it the specialist choice for high-exposure areas and very shallow-pitched roofs.
CHARCTERISTICS
- Each board comes with a pre-laminated, 3-ply functional membrane. This membrane includes a self-adhesive overlap, allowing for a primary water-shedding layer to be created as the boards are laid.
- Designed specifically for roof pitches between 5° and 15°, where standard wood-fibre boards would typically require a separate secondary membrane.
- Because of the integrated membrane, STEICO Safe can remain exposed as a temporary roof covering for up to 8 weeks—double the exposure time of the standard Universal board.
- Manufactured using the "Dry Process," it provides exceptional thermal performance.
- Acts as the insulation layer, the wind-tight layer, and the primary secondary-drainage layer in a single installation step.
APPLICATION
- Low-Pitch Roofs: For modern, shallow-pitched roof designs where water run-off is slower and the risk of ingress is higher.
- Behind Brickwork Facades: Often used as a high-performance sheathing board behind masonry or brick-tie systems to provide a robust, insulated, and wind-tight "back-stop."
- High-Exposure Sites: Recommended for buildings in coastal or mountainous regions where extreme driving rain is expected.
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