Grace Vycor Pro Self-Adhering Butyl Flashing - 6" x 75' Roll
Features
- Protects vulnerable details from moisture penetration
- Limits air leakage around windows and doors
- Optimizes energy performance
- Protects walls against mold, mildew and rot
- Versatile - excellent low temperature adhesion and high in-service temperature limits
- 120 days of exposure
Description
Grace Vycor Pro Self-Adhering flashing is a high performance non-asphaltic self-adhered flashing that provides protection against water infiltration in vulnerable non-roof areas such as windows and doors. As a non-asphaltic, butyl-modified adhesive with low temperature adhesion and high in-service temperature limits, Vycor Pro is a product for use year round in all climates. When properly installed, Vycor Pro flashing reduces the risk of mold and rot development and contributes to energy efficiency.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Grace |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 103026 |
| Brand | Grace |
| Sub Brand | GCP Applied Technologies |
| UPC | 048444400512 |
| Adhesive | Non-Asphaltic, Butyl-Modified |
| Compatible Materials | Rigid and Flexible PVC Window Nailing Flanges; Common Weather Resistive Barriers and Many Types of Sealants |
| Installation Method | Self-Adhering; Press or roll into place with hand roller. Mechanically fasten membrane at vertical terminations as necessary. Ensure all laps shed water - top membrane layer should go over bottom layer. Always work from the low point to the high point. |
| Installation Temperature | 25 degrees Fahrenheit or higher |
| Package Quantity | 1 |
| Returnable | Yes |
Weights and Dimensions
| Weight (Pounds) | 3 |
| Length (Feet) | 75 |
| Thickness (Inches) | 14 mil |
| Width (Inches) | 6 |
Info & Guides
Grace Vycor Pro Data Sheet | |
Grace Product Catalog |
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