Fibrelast Base Resin – 5kg
£56.00
The Fibrelast base resin is a component of the Fibrelast System - a liquid-applied, flexible, fire-retardant GRP fibreglass roofing product that creates a strong, durable and seamless membrane for many different applications including flat roofs, balconies, dormers, porches and extensions. Chat now or call 0113 868 0097
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Overview
The Fibrelast resin system is used in conjunction with the Fibrelast Topcoat, Catalyst and Fibremat reinforcement to create a seamless flexible finish that is incredibly durable.
The liquid applied system made to last
Fibrelast is a GRP (fibreglass) fire retardant roofing system specifically formulated for any newly built timber roof application. The system cures to create a highly durable and extremely hard-wearing finish.
Seamless
Fibrelast must be applied to a quality Allbase-approved decking such as OSB3 18mm tongue and groove (Oriented strand board), a specially engineered wood particle board that’s created by adding adhesives and then compressing layers of wood strands in specific orientations.
Flexible
Engineered with our eFlex technology, Fibrelast provides additional flexibility without the need for extra additives.
Fire Retardant
Fibrelast is Fire retardant as standard and complies with all current UK building regulations when applied in accordance with application guidelines.
Coverage
This will vary depending on type of Fibremat reinforcement used.
1.2kg
450gm Reinforcement
Approx. 1.2kg per square metre
1.6kg
600gm Reinforcement
Approx. 1.6kg per square metre
Curing times
Times will vary due to temperature and on-site conditions.
Working life
Touch dry
min overcoating
Full cure
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