Flame-resistant wall lining membrane for open-jointed cladding, gap width up to 35 mm (1 3/8")

connect variant with self-adhesive zones

Advantages

  • Improved safety: 'not easily flammable', fire classification B-s1, d0 as per EN 13501-1
  • Ensures reliable building components: highly permeable and, at the same time, maximum protection against driving rain
  • Not visible behind open-jointed cladding: black fleece with identification marking in the overlap area
  • Highest possible durability and thermostability thanks to the TEEE membrane
  • 6 months of outdoor exposure

Areas of application

For use as a wall lining membrane behind closed and open facades (open-jointed cladding up to a gap width of 35 mm (1 3/8"); cladding width = at least 3 x gap width). Installation on boarding, wood-based panels and all mat or panel-shaped thermal insulation materials.

System core components

ORCON F

ORCON F

All-round joint adhesive for interior and exterior use
ORCON MULTIBOND

ORCON MULTIBOND

Rolls of joint adhesive for interior and exterior use
TESCON INVIS

TESCON INVIS

Black all-round adhesive tape for interior and exterior use

Additional products for detail features

TESCON PROFECT

TESCON PROFECT

Pre-folded corner adhesive tape for interior and exterior use
DUPLEX

DUPLEX

Double-sided adhesive tape for interior and exterior use
CONTEGA SOLIDO IQ

CONTEGA SOLIDO IQ

Intelligent, full-surface adhesive plaster and window sealing tape for interior and exterior use
TESCON SPRIMER

TESCON SPRIMER

Sprayable primer for interior and exterior use

Alternative product

SOLITEX FRONTA PENTA

SOLITEX FRONTA PENTA

Wall lining membrane for open-jointed cladding, gap width up to 50 mm (2")
SOLITEX FRONTA QUATTRO

SOLITEX FRONTA QUATTRO

Wall lining membrane for open-jointed cladding, gap width up to 35 mm (1 3/8")
SOLITEX FRONTA WA

SOLITEX FRONTA WA

Wall lining membrane

Building projects with SOLITEX FRONTA wall lining membranes for open-jointed cladding

Retrofit project in Greenport, NY, USA

Energy-oriented refurbishment of a seaside residence on Long Island

Mediterranean passive house residence in Barcelona, Spain

Refurbishment of a century-old house in line with the international EnerPHit certificate for retrofits on existing buildings.

‘Circular’ timber construction in Sanu, Japan

As part of the SANU 2nd Home project in the countryside around Tokyo, renewable raw materials are being used and circular material flows created in order to minimise environmental impact.

Wind-resistant leisure complex on Okinoerabu Island, Japan

Repurposing of Fukushima temporary shelters into a hotel and leisure complex on an island in southern Japan with particularly strong wind loads.