Proctor Probreathe A2 - 1.5m x 50m

• A2 Reaction to Fire Classification
• Increased airtightness over traditional breather membranes
• Vapour permeable membrane for use either directly onto
  sheathing or over insulation.
• Ideal for use in rainscreen/facade construction
• Suitable for applications in relevant buildings and those over
  11m/18m
• Robust & Durable wall membrane
• Allows temporary protection of the building until the primary
  external covering is installed

ProBreathe A2 is a high-performance, non-combustible breather membrane designed for use in walls and roofs where fire safety is paramount. Offering exceptional moisture management, it allows water vapour to escape from the building envelope while protecting against wind-driven rain and external moisture. Its A2 fire rating ensures that the membrane meets stringent fire safety standards, making it ideal for use in high-risk areas such as high-rise buildings and other sensitive applications. Easy to install and highly durable, ProBreathe A2 enhances the overall safety, energy efficiency, and longevity of the building. Overall, it is a cost-effective solution that provides superior fire protection, moisture control, and long-term performance in demanding construction environments.

• How does ProBreathe A2 contribute to fire safety? - ProBreathe A2 contributes to fire safety by offering a non-combustible barrier within the building envelope. Its A2 fire classification means it does not contribute to the spread of flames, making it suitable for use in buildings where fire resistance is essential, such as high-rise and public buildings.
• Is ProBreathe A2 environmentally friendly? - Yes, ProBreathe A2 is environmentally friendly. It supports sustainable building practices by enhancing fire safety, improving moisture management, and contributing to the overall durability and energy efficiency of the building.
• How is ProBreathe A2 installed? - ProBreathe A2 is installed by fixing it to the external structure of the building, typically over the sheathing or insulation layer. The membrane should be overlapped at seams and secured with appropriate fasteners. Care should be taken to seal any penetrations or joints to maintain the integrity of the weatherproof and fire-resistant barrier.