Force® ADH Flame Free Waterproofing System

Force ADH is a high-performance single layer or multi-layer cold bonded polymer modified bitumen waterproofing system. The Force ADH capsheet provides exceptional mechanical strength, point load resistance and dimensional stability due to its composite reinforced core. Technological development and improved percentages of SBS than would ordinarily occur in a standard polymer modified bitumen membrane creates a highly flexible and robust material, with a safe and secure response to hot air welding methods at laps and joints.

Engineered for cold bonded installation without the need for traditional hot bitumen compounds, the Force ADH Flame Free polymer modified bitumen capsheet has a unique textile undersurface that when combined with ADH cold bonding adhesive achieves outstanding bond strength to all substrates including concrete slabs, metal, and timber roof decks. All laps and joints are sealed by hot-air welding method to ensure a visible 2mm bead of bitumen is achieved in accordance with BS 8217 Reinforced bitumen membranes for roofing – Code of practice. Detailing is also completed using Neo-Bitumen flame free underlayer technology using hot-air welding techniques. The system must be installed by accredited installers that have successfully completed Axter's Flame Free system upskilling course.

Developed to safeguard client and contractor confidence through the reassurance of long term 20 year Axter insured system guarantees which indemnify the building owner’s liability in the unlikely event of failure arising from material, design and workmanship. Additional independent insurance backed insolvency protection for Axter's materials, and the workmanship of the accredited roofing contractor, is also available for 10 years in respect to Platinum Guarantees.

Force ADH Flame Free system has a BBA Agrément Certification - No 15/5222, is certified Broof(t4) in accordance with BS EN 13501-5: 2005 fire classification and has a durability and service life expectancy in excess of 50 years (BS 8217:2005).