Jablite EWI EPS 70 HPE+ External Wall Insulation Board - 1200mm x 600mm x 100mm (pack of 6 sheets 4.32 m2) Weather-tight ozone and extreme temperatures

Name: Jablite EWI EPS 70 HPE+ External Wall Insulation Board - 1200mm x 600mm x 100mm (pack of 6 sheets 4.32 m2) Weather-tight ozone and extreme temperatures
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 75491420757
Price: 67.62 USD
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Jablite EWI EPS 70 HPE+ External Wall Insulation Board - 1200mm x 600mm x 100mm (pack of 6 sheets 4.32 m2) Weather-tight ozone and extreme temperatures

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Jablite EWI EPS 70 HPE+ External Wall Insulation Board 1200mm x 600mm x 100mm (pack of 6 sheets 4.32 m2) Weather tight ozone and extreme temperatures ozone and extreme temperatures ClassicBond Water Based Adhesive to adhere membrane to roof deck It also has the added advantage of being flood proof Delivery 3 5 days

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