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Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua Reinforcing Fabric

Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua Reinforcing Fabric

Reinforcing fabric for use with Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua (CA) waterproofing membrane

Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua Reinforcing Fabric is a high-performance, flexible, durable, non-woven, polyester engineered fabric for use with Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua (CA) when installed under ceramic tile or stone in residential and commercial interior applications.

  • Can be easily be cut to size with scissors or a razor knife, and easily incorporated into Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua (CA)
  • Non-adhesive lays flat
  • Flexible and resists tearing
  • High tensile strength
  • Tough and durable
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Usage

▪ Used with Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua (CA) over cracks and non-active joints, wall-to-wall and wall-to-floor change in plan.    Note: When enhanced waterproofing integrity is desired and around wall piping and around drains, Sika recommends using Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua Patch accessories (refer to the Product Data Sheet for more information).   

Advantages

  • Can be easily be cut to size with scissors or a razor knife, and easily incorporated into Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua (CA)
  • Non-adhesive lays flat
  • Flexible and resists tearing
  • High tensile strength
  • Tough and durable

Packaging

152 mm x 53.3 m roll (6 in x 175 ft roll.)

Colour

White

Product Details

Sustainability / Certifications / Approvals

APPROVALS / CERTIFICATES

There are no applicable standards or approvals for the tape alone. Refer to the Sikalastic®-260 Stop Aqua (CA) Product Data Sheet for all related information.  
Product Information

Composition / Manufacturing

Polyester spunbond

Construction

Non-woven thermally bonded polyester fibres

Shelf Life

Indefinitely when stored in original, sealed package 

Storage Conditions

Store in undamaged, original, sealed package, in dry conditions

Thickness

0.30 mm (11.8 mil)

Application

Application steps

APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS

Jobsite conditions and surface preparation

   

Maintain environmental conditions and protect work during and after installation. Comply with trade and industry standards and manufacturer's printed recommendations. Turn off all forced ventilation and radiant heating systems and protect the work against drafts during installation and for at least 72 hours after completion. When necessary, use indirect auxiliary heaters to maintain an adequate temperature level in the working area (ambient and surfaces temperatures). Exhaust temporary heaters to the exterior to prevent damage to the work or personal injury from carbon monoxide emissions. All supporting surfaces should be structurally sound, solid, stable.

 

Surfaces should be clean and free of dust, oil, grease, paint, tar, wax, curing agent, primer, sealer, form release agent and any deleterious substance or conditions that may prevent, reduce or inhibit adhesion or performance. Before work commences, examine the areas to be covered and report any improper condition(s) in writing to the General Contractor, Architect or Engineer. User shall not proceed with the work until surfaces and conditions comply with the requirements indicated in this document; applicable industry standards; federal, provincial and local regulations, as well as good trade practices. By starting the work, the Applicator/User acknowledges that the conditions are acceptable.

   

Warning: Refer to the Regulations Made Under the Canada Labour Code for additional information regarding requirements for handling surface containing or suspected of containing lead-based paints or substrate or substances that may contain asbestos.

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