Diffusion-open age-resistant tape

[martinradbo]

I am looking for a tape that is breathable for wind protection on the outside of windows, between the frame and facade, as an outer protection of the classic insulation.

Suggestions are welcome. I have seen a variant in "Isolas Vindskyddstejp" but very expensive and hard to find abroad. I would therefore like to order from Germany or similar countries to reduce the price.

 

[thomasx]

Shouldn't a bottningslist work well/better in your case?

 

[martinradbo]

Shouldn't a backing rod work well/better in your case?

Maybe. But then I have to find a diffusion-open backing rod, plus it doesn't feel as windproof as taping. Maybe I'm thinking wrongly.

However, on the inside, it will be a backing rod + acrylic sealant to make it completely vapor-tight together with the construction plastic.

 

[SBH]

why should you do so ambitiously?

 

[ribbones]

Sorry, read wrong.

 

[martinradbo]

why should you do it so ambitiously?[/QUOTE
Because it turns out so well!

 

[femitolv]

Hello,

try Hanno[SUP]®[/SUP]-Folienband FA-D

www.hanno.com

German brand, 30-meter roll width 150 mm for approx. 26 Euro on Ebay

 

[ion]

There is filter tape, http://www.bygghemma.se/utomhus/tak/kanalplasttak/tillbehor/filtertejp-halle-isolux/p-171935 but it might be too airy.

 

[martinradbo]

I have now used Isola's black tape, it feels a bit "fuzzy" on the outside. Paid full price at my professional dealer in Gothenburg, about 250 SEK including VAT per roll of 25 m.

But wow, what a grip it has. In several places, I taped between the window frame and the wooden battens on the facade to cover the gap. Had to remove it in one place. When I pulled off the tape, it took wood splinters from the battens with it, it's definitely not duct tape from Biltema...