An internally applied, composite damp proof membrane comprising of high-density polypropylene membrane with a rot-proof polythene mesh heatwelded during the manufacturing process to the surface of one side. The meshed surface creates a mechanical key to allow the membrane to be plastered, rendered or to receive dot & dab plasterboard.
01732 360 095
Newton 805 Newlath
Key Benefits
Key Benefits
- Provides a surface that is totally separated and unaffected by the dampness within the wall ensuring that the wall finish will never be affected by moisture or salts.
- Superb ‘key’ for renders or plasters.
- Quick and easy to install.
- No need to use injected damp-proof courses which unnecessarily pump chemicals into the property.
- Completely moisture resistant but allows vapour diffusion.
- In many cases, the existing render can be left on the wall.
- No requirement for damaging preparation to the wall
surface.
Typical Applications
Typical Applications
- As a damp proof base for renders, plasters or dot & dab plasterboard.
- As a damp proofing system to deal with rising damp.
Technical Data
Technical Data
| Installed Performance | Result |
| Thermal conductivity | 0.480 W/mK |
| Water vapour diffusion resistance – Sd value | 200m |
| Resistance to fire | Euroclass E |
| Chemical resistance – Excellent | 100% |
| Oxidation resistance – Excellent | 100% |
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