SBS bitumen membrane is a type of roofing or waterproofing material that is commonly used in the construction industry. This Product is made up of a base layer of modified bitumen that is reinforced with a polyester or fiberglass mat, and then coated with a layer of SBS rubber on the top and bottom. This provides the membrane with excellent flexibility, durability, and resistance to temperature changes.
Contractors install membranes as roofing material on flat or low-slope roofs and in below-grade waterproofing applications like basements and foundation walls. Furthermore, they apply the membrane as flashing around roof penetrations, including vents and chimneys.
One of the benefits of SBS bitumen membrane is its ability to adapt to different weather conditions and temperature changes. It can also withstand heavy foot traffic and exposure to UV radiation without deteriorating or cracking. This product is also resistant to water, making it an ideal material for waterproofing applications.
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ToggleSBS Bitumen membrane price is depend on type of SBS and origin plus wall thickness of the material and weight per M2 also packing and outside and inside material.
Base on today price of bitumen and raw material bitumen SBS membrane roof roll waterproofing sheet FOB price is :
1MM WT 0.7USD/M2
2MM WT 1.2USD/M2
3MM WT 1.9USD/M2
4MM WT 2.5USD/M2
1MM WT 15000M2 per 20ft container
2MM WT 10000M2 per 20ft container
3MM WT 6500M2 per 20ft container
4MM WT 5000M2 per 20ft container
Top side of roof membrane could be
Engineers typically incorporate SBS Bitumen membranes into single or multi-layer waterproofing systems. Furthermore, they install these membranes on accessible or inaccessible concrete roofs, balconies, wet areas, foundations and footings, below-grade structures, swimming pools, tunnels, and any smooth concrete surface that demands flexible waterproofing. Moreover, professionals apply bitumen membranes solely for covered applications.
Begin by ensuring you have a clean, dry, firm, even surface without any imperfections. Next, apply a coat of solvent-based primer to the prepared surface and let it dry. Then, bond SBS Bitumen membranes to the surface by torching them directly with propane or butane gas. Start at the lowest point of the roof and form overlaps to shed water effectively. Additionally, avoid excessive heating since it may damage the reinforcement. Finally, stagger the overlaps of adjacent rolls.
Ensure you maintain a minimum of 5cm for side laps and 10cm for end laps. First, prepare details such as corners, edges, and joints by torching them and fixing strips of primer in place. Then, dress the overlaps with a hand trowel to achieve perfect bonding without any openings.