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Fitting radon barrier new house.

  • 03-12-2016 10:32AM
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    Hi, Was looking to find some info on the correct fitment of radon barrier in a new house. Especially how to cut, fold and seal around internal and external corners and at the drop at external doorways. I'm overlapping the first upright block of the internal leaf and dropping it at doorways so as floor insulation goes right out to door. Have been looking but can't find anything.

    Also the only tape I can find and what most people seem to use is the butyl double sided tape. Single sided radon tape seems very hard to find but would be very handy. Anyway all info greatly appreciated.


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