T-Syll
A robust, strong sill insulation with insulating, air and moisture sealing properties that has at least 50 years of aging resistance. T-Syll consists of expanded polyethylene in the form of a foam. The foam consists of completely closed and insulating cells.
Age-resistant for at least 50 years
Airtight and moisture-protective
Leveling and insulating
Application Area
T-Syll provides an insulating layer between the foundation and the sill, where capillary-breaking moisture protection and airtightness are desired. T-Syll is used as sill insulation against the foundation for exterior walls and acts as a leveling layer against the substrate.
Installation
For complete assembly instructions, see the separate assembly guide.
Approval
Certificate: SC 0734-09
Important!
- When splicing and connecting, T-Flex Sealing Tape should be used.
- The width of the sill insulation must always at least match the width of the overlying sill board.
- Storage should be done in a way that protects the product from UV radiation and heat (< +35 ˚C) as this shortens the product's lifespan.
This product is evaluated and registered with the following entities:
Declared item in Supply Chain Declaration Portal (SCDP) for New buildings gen. 4.- Registered in the Swan's house product portal
This product is evaluated and registered with the following entities.
Articles
- Name Art.nr Specification
Technical specification
- Material: Expanded and extruded LD polyethylene (LDPE)
- Density: 30 kg (SS-EN 1602)
- Thickness: 7 mm
- Aging resistance: (alkali) At least 50 years (SP-0414)
- Vapor tightness (approx.): 2000 x 10³ s/m (SP-2706)
- Waterproofness: Sealed (EN 1928)
- Recommended installation temperature: -20 to +40 ˚C
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