Maxi-Butyl Flashing Tape & Sill Tape

  • Maxi-Butyl Flashing Tape & Sill Tape
  • Maxi-Butyl Flashing Tape & Sill Tape

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Maxi-Butyl Flashing Tape used for?

It's a butyl flashing tape used for exterior flashing installations, joinery openings, and various rigid air barrier systems.

What sizes does Maxi-Butyl come in?

75mm, 150mm, and 200mm. 

How is Maxi-Butyl installed?

It only needs a single layer for sills, with a split release liner for easier installation.

How long can Maxi-Butyl be exposed before cladding is fitted?

It carries a 180-day UV exposure rating, the longest of the flashing tapes in the Marshall range.

Will Maxi-Butyl react with sealants?

It's designed not to interact with most sealants and contains no VOCs. Marshall Innovations advises always checking compatibility with the substrate supplier before use.

Will Maxi-Butyl react with WATERPROOFING MEMBRANES?

When applying MAXI-Butyl over any decking membrane it is critical to check with the membrane supplier to ensure there won’t be any compatibility issues. Marshall Innovations can typically provide a solution.

What temperature range does Maxi-Butyl perform in?

It performs over a broad temperature range, and is composed of 100% butyl for maximum adhesion.

How does Maxi-Butyl compare to Superstick?

Both are flashing tapes for joinery openings. Maxi-Butyl is 100% butyl with a 180-day UV rating and needs just one layer at sills. Superstick uses a pressure-sensitive adhesive and toughened film, and installs down to -6°C. Superstick is compatible over James Hardie rigid air barrier (RAB), and its UV rating is 90 days, or 180 days over James Hardie RAB. Maxi-Butyl suits jobs with longer exposure and simpler single-layer sill work. Superstick suits cold-weather installs and James Hardie RAB projects.

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