Enverge™ Air and Vapor Barrier

Words: Dan Kamys

Winter 2014-15

New Products

Enverge™ Air and Vapor Barrier

http://firestonebpco.com

Enverge™ Air and Vapor Barrier

Firestone Building Products’ Enverge Air and Vapor Barrier is an asphalt-based, self-sealing wall barrier that provides energy savings and contributes to better air quality for building occupants. According to the manufacturer, this system offers the following advantages:

  • Reflective facer provides energy savings
  • Self-sealing barrier
  • Consistent membrane thickness
  • Minimizes drafts and reduces moisture to guard against mold
  • Meets or exceeds ASTM D5602, D1876, D903, E283, E96, and E330.

Installation considerations include:

  • Surface must be primed with an Enverge primer
  • Remove the release liner at a 45° angle in 3” increments to promote correct alignment and installation continuity
  • The membrane should be firmly rolled from the center to the outside for maximum adhesion
  • Seams should overlap a minimum of 2” for effective coverage
  • Self-seals around mechanical fasteners and minimizes air leakage around open gaps; foil flashing tape can also be used to seal penetrations.
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