Damping tape

Damping tape for floor screed (with or without an apron) is a material that is placed along the lower part of the wall and with an overlap onto the floors. It is laid along the perimeter of the room where the concrete screed will be arranged. It can also divide bulk concrete of the screed, acting as an expansion joint. This element acts as a compensator during linear expansion of concrete with the coefficient of up to 0.5 mm per 1 m².

The expansion process can be caused by a temperature drop, and a destructive stress is created in the screed as it begins to bump up against the walls surrounding it. If the screed is destroyed, the decorative coating will be damaged.

The damping tape, as mentioned above, can be with or without an apron. This apron helps exclude the leakage of cement and other mortars under the damping tape. Our company produces damping tapes with the following standard dimensions: damper width is 150 mm, apron width is 200 mm.