Powerbond Acrylic Tape
Used to seal breather membranes, UltraPerm & SP100 House wrap
60mm x 25m
£9.75 (£11.70 inc VAT)
Product Code: PBSTEstimated delivery in 3-5 working days
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ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
• Material
Acylic
• Adhesive
Acrylic
• Colour
White
Scrim tape is used to reinforce joints between plasterboard sheets, preventing cracks and ensuring a smooth, seamless finish when plastered. Its self-adhesive nature and fibreglass mesh construction make it easy to apply and highly durable.
• Reinforcement
Scrim tape is designed to reinforce joints between plasterboard sheets, preventing cracks and ensuring a smooth finish.
• Connection Profile
The engineered Tongue & Groove edges maximise thermal performance, resist water penetration, and eliminate the need for taping joints.
• Material
Made from woven fibreglass mesh, it provides high tensile strength and durability.
• Self-Adhesive
The tape is self-adhesive, making it easy to apply without the need for additional jointing compound.
• Versatility
It can be used on various surfaces and in different environments, including high-temperature and moisture-prone areas.
• Ease of Use
Its flexibility allows it to conform to corners and irregular surfaces, ensuring a seamless application.
• ISO 9001
This certification ensures that the manufacturing process meets international standards for quality management systems.
• ISO/IEC 17025
This accreditation is for testing and calibration laboratories, ensuring the tape has been tested for performance and reliability.
What is scrim tape? Scrim tape is a self-adhesive tape made from woven fibreglass mesh, used to reinforce joints between plasterboard sheets.
How do you apply scrim tape? To apply scrim tape, start at the top of the joint, press the tape firmly along the joint, and cut it at the end. Ensure it is centered over the joint for the best results.
Can you overlap scrim tape? It is not recommended to overlap scrim tape as it can compromise the quality of the joint and the finish of your plastering.
Do you have to use scrim tape? While not mandatory, using scrim tape is highly recommended to prevent cracks and achieve a smooth, seamless finish.
What are the benefits of scrim tape over jointing tape? Scrim tape is self-adhesive and easier to apply, especially on straight joints, whereas jointing tape, made of paper, is often preferred for corners due to its crease and cost-effectiveness.