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Micro-perforated foil WÜFOL 125WG

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Micro-perforated foil WÜFOL 125WG

Three-ply reinforced micro-perforated PE foil weighing approximately 140 grams per m². The foil has limited water-repellent properties and is vapour-permeable. It is primarily used to temporarily seal openings against wind and water during construction. The foil can also be used as a water-repellent layer on the outside of constructions using enclosed façade and wall elements

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Very robust


The product's internal reinforcement makes it extra robust and gives it high tensile strength



Water-repellent


The WÜFOL 125WG is class W2 water-repellent. This means that it can provide limited protection against rain and snow, among other things, protecting the underlying structure.



Vapour-permeable


The WÜFOL 125WG is vapour-permeable and therefore 'breathable'. This is important because water vapour that condenses on the inside of a structure can cause a number of problems, including the growth of mould. The 'breathable' properties of the foil allow moisture to escape from the structure easily. The WÜFOL 125WG must always be freely suspended between counter battens and not applied directly to the substructure.



UV-stabilised


The foil is UV-stabilised, meaning that it can be exposed to the open air for a relatively long period of time (max. 12 months) without impacting the protective effect of the foil.

NoticeThe foil must never be applied directly to the insulation, otherwise this will result in a suction effect in the insulation that can lead to mould growth