Superstick Door & Window Flashing Tape

  • Superstick Door & Window Flashing Tape
 
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Superstick Door & Window Flashing Tape used for?

It's a flexible flashing tape installed around framed joinery openings as a secondary weather-resistant barrier, sealing the junction between windows, doors, and the surrounding wall underlay.

Can Superstick be installed in cold weather?

Superstick is designed to install down to -6°C. Marshall Innovations doesn't recommend applying tapes below 0°C generally, for health and safety reasons on site.

Will Superstick react with sealants?

No known issues when using sealants to form a wet seal over SUPER-STICK’. Marshall Innovations recommends checking with sealant manufacturer for compatibility. See online for approved sealants.

Will Superstick react with WATERPROOFING MEMBRANES

When applying SUPER-STICK 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 sizes does Superstick come in?

75mm, 150mm, and 200mm widths, all in 23m rolls.

Can Superstick be used with rigid air barrier systems?

Yes. It's compatible with rigid air barrier systems as well as flexible wall underlays, however always check with rigid air barrier supplier to ensure compatibility. 

How is Superstick installed?

It's a peel-and-stick application with a split liner for easier handling on site, using a high-tack pressure sensitive adhesive combined with a toughened film.

How long can Superstick be exposed before cladding is fitted?

Superstick carries a 90-day UV exposure rating. Over James Hardie rigid air barrier (RAB), it can be exposed for up to 180 days.

Is Superstick BRANZ appraised?

Yes, BRANZ Appraisal #846 (2013), and it also forms part of the Tekton Weatherization System under BRANZ #621 (2014).

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