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Henry Company
36" x 65' Blueskin® PE200HT Roof High Temperature Roof Underlayment
QXO product C-396786 · 1 options
Selected: Blue
QXO SKU 396786 · Product number HENPE200HT195
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Selected option specifications
- UOM
- PLT|RL
- Item Weight
- 60
- Algae Resistance
- No
- Applicable Standards
- ASTM D1970 ASTM E108 UL 790 (Class A) Florida Product Approved #FL16724 LEED
About this product
Henry Blueskin PE 200 HT High Temperature Roof Underlayment is a self-adhered roofing underlayment consisting of a high softening point, SBS rubberized asphalt compound, which is integrally laminated to a blue cross-laminated polyethylene film. Henry Blueskin PE 200 HT adheres directly to roof decks or certain insulation panels prior to the application of finished roof coverings including architectural metal and shingles or tile. Features: Serves as a full coverage-waterproofing layer in architectural metal roof assemblies Tough, "heel puncture" resistant film for use on fluted steel decking Suitable for high temp applications often found under metal Self-seals when punctured by mechanical fasteners or roofing nails Prevents lateral moisture migration Compound-to-compound selvedge for optimal sealing Premium skid-resistant textured blue film surface Split-back release liner for easier handling and faster application Shrink-wrap packaging for better product protection during storage in various weather conditions Provides premium slip-resistant surface for applicator safety Eliminates concern for damage to architectural metal finish during application with non-granular surface Uses: Blueskin® PE200HT is a self-adhered rubberized waterproof roofing membrane underlayment. It is used as a secondary waterproofing layer on sloped roofs in both residential and commercial buildings, protecting the building's interior from damages caused by water infiltration as a result of ice dams or wind-driven rain. It is designed to be adhered directly to wood, gypsum decks or certain insulation panels prior to the application of finished roof coverings such as shingles, cedar shakes, and some architectural metal and tiles.
