Charlie90
2023-01-30 17:04:21
- #1
and for the compression tape also the wind tape then it is good.
Sealing tape for the window frame
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profil65
2023-01-31 07:08:10
- #2
What is a wind band? There are incredibly many variants of 3D compressible tapes; when processed according to manufacturer guidelines, they work. There are laypeople who believe that a fully decompressed compressible tape is airtight, but this is not the case. If you are lucky, it is still sufficient for thermal insulation.
Charlie90
2023-01-31 12:36:41
- #3
The windproof tape is glued to the window frame and then to the wall* (usually with a type of mounting adhesive). The windproof tape covers the joints of the window. It is also called sealing adhesive tape!
profil65
2023-01-31 13:02:04
- #4
Sealing tape diffusion-open for sealing against driving rain...
profil65
2023-01-31 13:10:42
- #5
...and as temporary UV protection, e.g., for foam sealant before, for example, [WVDS] and/or plaster is applied.
With 3D compressible tape, however, this is (actually) not necessary.
With 3D compressible tape, however, this is (actually) not necessary.
i_b_n_a_n
2023-01-31 19:17:22
- #6
...and as temporary UV protection, for example for construction foam before, for example, WVDS and/or plaster is applied.
But with 3D compressible tape, this (actually) isn’t necessary.
What is a wind tape?
There are an incredible number of variants of 3D compressible tapes; when processed according to the manufacturer’s guidelines, they work.
There are laymen who believe that a fully decompressed compressible tape is airtight; this is not the case. If you’re lucky, that’s still enough for thermal insulation.
So what now?
Is a driving rain sealing in combination with compressible tape required or not?
(I, as a layman, would have said: yes, but would also suspect that compressible tape is “sealed” in the sense of airtight/windproof. Since the compressible tape lies deeper than the frame, a driving rain sealing makes sense)