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PVC KEE HP Fleece Back

PVC KEE HP Fleece Back

PVC KEE HP Fleece Back

Mule-Hide PVC KEE HP Fleece Back Membrane is used in fully adhered roofing systems in new construction, reroofing and recover (retrofit) applications. The polyester fleece backing enhances the puncture resistance of the membrane, and can also serve as a built-in separation layer for rough surfaces or existing asphalt-based roofing systems. The system must be installed over acceptable roof insulation or other suitable substrate.

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Features & Benefits

  • Welds quickly and consistently
  • Durable scrim reinforcement offers superior puncture resistance
  • UV, ozone and oxidation resistance
  • Energy efficient
  • Enhanced chemical resistance
  • Low temperature flexibility
  • 55 Mil fleece backing
  • Meets UL Standards
  • Meets C-UL Standards
  • Meets FM Standards
  • Meets CCMC Standards
  • Meets Miami-Dade-County Standards
  • Meets Florida-Building Standards
  • Meets CRRC Standards
  • Meets CA-Title-24 Standards
  • Meets ICC-ES Standards

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Specifications

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Item ID Description Packaging Qty per Ctn Weight per Ctn Cover Rate
07MHPKF05G MH PVC KEE HP 105 10X100 FLEECEBACK GRY Shrink Wrap 1 390 1000 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF05T MH PVC KEE HP 105 10X100 FLEECEBACK TAN Shrink Wrap 1 390 1000 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF05W MH PVC KEE HP 105 10X100 FLEECEBACK WHT Shrink Wrap 1 390 1000 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF15G MH PVC KEE HP 115 10X100 FLEECEBACK GRY Shrink Wrap 1 470 1000 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF15T MH PVC KEE HP 115 10X100 FLEECEBACK TAN Shrink Wrap 1 470 1000 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF15W MH PVC KEE HP 115 10X100 FLEECEBACK WHT Shrink Wrap 1 470 1000 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF35G MH PVC KEE HP 135 10X75 FLEECEBACK GRY Shrink Wrap 1 452 750 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF35T MH PVC KEE HP 135 10X75 FLEECEBACK TAN Shrink Wrap 1 452 750 Sq.Ft/RL
07MHPKF35W MH PVC KEE HP 135 10X75 FLEECEBACK WHT Shrink Wrap 1 452 750 Sq.Ft/RL

FAQs

To reduce blocking, packs should only be stacked 4-packs up to five high. We have found that when stacked higher, the bottom rolls could crush a bit which could create blocking and a wavy sheet when installed. It is possible that the stacking issue can be heightened over the summer months due to the heat.