The HardieWrap® serves as a premium secondary line of protection to help make your home stand up to damaging elements. With its full suite of products, your James Hardie® system becomes even more potent against the worst Mother Nature could throw at your home year after year.
As the true authority in James Hardie siding in Minneapolis, MN, [company_name] wants to share with you the components that comprise HardieWrap, along with their fantastic features and big benefits.
Weather Barrier
The HardieWrap Weather Barrier is where water resistance meets breathability. Its primary function is to reduce the risk of water intrusion while letting water vapor from the inside come out. This way, the area within your walls remains structurally sound for the years to come.
Using the revolutionary MicroTech™ Coating, this component can effectively prevent mildew and dramatically minimize energy loss.
Pro-Flashing
The HardieWrap Pro-Flashing is a useful complement to your Minneapolis siding in terms of preventing air and water infiltration through your doors and windows. As a butyl rubber self-adhesive, it can seal by itself around fasteners.
Flex Flashing
With the HardieWrap Flex Flashing, no ordinary shape is no problem. It’s thoughtfully engineered to stretch with ease and seal around awkward shapes to leave no space uncovered. It’s the perfect solution to minimize the chances of air and water intrusion in areas that are ordinarily challenging to seal, including doorsills and windows.
Seam Tape
The HardieWrap Seam Tape provides the finishing touch on the weather barrier of your siding in Minneapolis. It closes vertical and horizontal seams, as well as small holes, to keep the possibility of air and water infiltration to a minimum. Since it contains no VOCs, solvents, or asphalt, it delivers uncompromising adhesion for a very long period.
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