Premium-grade WeatherMaster® Pro-Grade Ice & Water Underlayment is a fabric-faced, high-temperature, modified composite roof underlayment suitable for all roofing applications.
WeatherMaster® Pro-Grade Ice & Water Underlayment underlayment is self-adhesive and can be used either as primary underlayment or as flashing tape to provide a secondary water barrier. Its SBS-modified asphalt coating prevents moisture entry by sealing uniformly around nails. WeatherMaster® Pro-Grade Ice & Water Underlayment includes a tough, slip-resistant, poly-fabric surface that acts as a physical barrier to damage and protects against UV degradation and extreme weather.
WeatherMaster® Pro-Grade Ice & Water Underlayment Benefits
Use WeatherMaster® Pro-Grade Ice & Water Underlayment as a primary roofing underlayment or as a secondary water barrier to protect the roof system against extreme weather.
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