Blueskin® SA LT

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Blueskin® SA LT

Self-Adhered Low-Temperature, AVB  Membrane

Blueskin SA LT is a self-adhering membrane consisting of an SBS rubberized asphalt compound, which is integrally laminated to a blue, engineered thermoplastic film. The membrane is specifically designed to be self-adhered to a prepared substrate, providing an air/vapor/water barrier in full wall applications or as penetration/flashing membrane with other air barrier systems.

Specifications:

4"

Roll Width

6"

9"

12"

18"

36"

48"

75'

Roll Length

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Product Details

  • Product #BH200SAL

Blueskin SA LT is a self-adhered, water-resistive air barrier consisting of an SBS rubberized asphalt compound, which is integrally laminated to a blue, engineered thermoplastic film surface. It is specifically designed to be self-adhered to a prepared substrate providing an air, vapor, and water-resistive barrier in full wall applications or as a penetration/flashing membrane with other air barrier systems. Blueskin SA LT is designed for application at low temperatures.

  • Flexible at low temperatures
  • Impermeable to air, moisture vapor, and water
  • Compatible with Henry Air-Bloc® fluid applied air barriers
  • Self-gasketing when penetrated and under compression with self-tapping screws

Usage

Blueskin SA LT is designed for use as a self-adhered air, vapor, and water-resistive barrier. It can also be used as a transition sheet in conjunction with Henry Air-Bloc fluid-applied air barriers where greater movement is anticipated due to its high strength. Blueskin SA LT is also used for tying into metal on curtain walls, windows, and doorframes.

Technical & Installation

  • Blueskin SA LT | Technical Data Sheet (TDS)

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  • Blueskin SA LT | Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT | Product Certification

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  • Blueskin SA and Bluskin SA-LT Architectural Details - CAD Files

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT Architectural Details Combined Set

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 00.1 Detail index

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 0A.1 System components

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 0B.1 Typical assemblies exterior walls

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 1A.1 Installation sheathing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 1A.2 Installation sheathing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 1B.1 Installation masonry

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 2B.1 Transition self-adhered flashing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 2B.2 Transition self-adhered flashing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 3A.1 Sheathing joints

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 3B.1 Masonry joints

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 3C.1 Precast concrete panel joints

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 4A.1 Control joints sheathing substrates

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 4B.1 Control joints masonry substrates

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 4C.1 Expansion joints above grade walls

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 4C.2 Expansion joints above grade walls

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 5A.1 Self adhered flashing before WRB

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 5A.2 Self adhered flashing after WRB

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 5B.1 Self adhered flashing before WRB

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 5B.2 Self adhered flashing after WRB

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 5R.1 Jamb flashing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 6A.1 Masonry anchors sheathing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 6A.2 Masonry anchors sheathing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 6B.1 Masonry anchors masonry

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 6C.1 Furring and girts

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 6D.1 Insulation attachment

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 6E.1 Head flashing masonry

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 6E.2 Head flashing drip edge

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 7A.1 Shelf angle continuous at floorline

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 7B.1 Shelf angle thermal break

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 7C.1 Knife plate

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 9A.1 CMU to steel column

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 9B.1 Stud wall to concrete

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 9C.1 CMU to Concrete

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 9D.1 CMU to stud wall

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 10A.1 Inside and outside corners

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 10C.1 Inside and outside corners

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 11A.1 Pipe penetration liquid applied flashing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 11A.2 Pipe penetration self-adhered flashing

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 12A.2 Upturn at deck to wall

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 12C.1 Balcony upturn at deck to wall

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 13A.1 Parapet

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 13A.2 Parapet

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 13B.1 Drip edge

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 14A.1 Transition at grade masonry ledge

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 14B.1 Transition at grade masonry ledge

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 14C.1 Transition at grade no masonry ledge

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  • Blueskin SA and Blueskin SA-LT 14D.1 Transition at grade no masonry ledge

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  • NFPA 285 Assemblies

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  • Fastener penetrations through air barrier membranes

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  • Henry® Air Barrier Assemblies Meet ASTM E2357

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  • Blueskin® SA Application on Dens Glass Gold

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  • Blueskin® SA Application Tips

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  • Henry® Self-Adhered, Rubberized Asphaltic Membranes / Chemical Compatibility

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  • Henry® Living Building Challenge Red List

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  • Henry Air Barrier and Waterproofing Membranes Earn Living Building Challenge Declare "Red List Free" Status

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