By Cayden Wemple.
If you’re looking for a tape that works great for indoor and outdoor applications, then the 21908 Blue Tuck Tape is the right choice for you! Tuck Tape is the number-one tape brand in the Canadian construction market, and they pride themselves on constantly improving and creating high-performing products that exceed industry expectations. In keeping with that goal, Blue Tuck Tape has been evaluated for both indoor and outdoor application, making it the only sheathing tape that is CCMC evaluated for seaming both housewrap and PE vapor barrier.
The 21908 Blue Tuck Tape is made of a UV-resistant polypropylene film and coated with a specially formulated solvent-based acrylic adhesive. This tape was originally designed to seal and seam PE vapor barrier but can now also seam housewrap. The 21908 tape offers many high-performance features that make it an excellent choice for construction projects.
One of the key features of the 21908 Blue Tuck Tape is its outstanding adhesion on both polyethylene and housewrap. Its high tack adhesive provides aggressive contact, ensuring a strong and durable holding power that prevents air infiltration. Additionally, the tape is water and moisture-resistant, mold-resistant and has excellent resistance to UV.
The 21908 Blue Tuck Tape has been CCMC evaluated, and its reports can be found under Reports #1195-R and #14018-R. This evaluation ensures that the tape meets industry standards and provides peace of mind to those using it for their construction projects.
Tuck Tape's Blue Tuck Tape is an excellent choice for construction projects that require seaming both housewrap and PE vapor barrier. Its high-performance features make it a reliable and long-lasting choice for construction professionals.
Learn more about Palisade and Tuck Building Products in their RoofersCoffeeShop® Directory or visit palisadebuild.com and www.tuckbuilding.com.
About Cayden
Cayden is a reporter for RoofersCoffeeShop, MetalCoffeeShop and AskARoofer. When he isn’t writing about roofs, he’s usually playing guitar or writing songs for his musical endeavors.
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