Architectural waterproofing membrane and termite barrier
OwnerTimothy L. Traxlerinventor
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Several embodiments of a prefabricated barrier for providing protection to subterranean walls and other structural members against both penetration by water and by termites, are disclosed. The barrier has a tacky and waterproof compound, preferably an asphaltic compound, protected by a release liner which is peeled from the web immediately prior to installing the web on building surfaces. A layer of stainless steel mesh is used to inhibit passage of termites. In the first embodiment, the invention comprises protective film (preferably polyester), stainless steel mesh, tacky waterproof compound, and a release liner (preferably polyethylene). In the second embodiment, the layers include a release liner, a first layer of tacky compound, a stainless steel mesh, a second layer of tacky compound, and a second release liner (or protective film). The double release liner embodiment is symmetrical, and can therefore be installed with either side against the surface to be protected. In the third embodiment, there is provided a release liner, a first layer of tacky compound, fiber reinforced material, (preferably fiberglass) a second layer of tacky compound, a stainless steel mesh, and a layer of protective film.
A waterproofing membrane and termite barrier for protecting an exterior building surface, said waterproofing membrane and termite barrier comprising:
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