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EPDM Folien Set 212 - 300 x 525 cm

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EPDM Folien Set 212 - 300 x 525 cmProduktbeschreibung EPDM Folie: EPDM Folie zur dauerhaften Dacheindeckung von Flachdach Gartenhusern oder Gartenhusern mit geringem Geflle. Aufgrund der hohen Flexibilitt der EPDM Folie knnen die Ecken einfach gefaltet werden. Hierdurch wird verhindert, dass die Dachflche durch Schnittstellen undicht wird. Die Lieferung der EPDM Folie erfolgt in einem Stck. Durch die hohe UV Bestndigkeit und Langlebigkeit ist die EPDM Folie ideal zur Bedachung von

Produktbeschreibung EPDM-Folie:
EPDM Folie zur dauerhaften Dacheindeckung von Flachdach-Gartenhäusern oder Gartenhäusern mit geringem Gefälle. Aufgrund der hohen Flexibilität der EPDM Folie können die Ecken einfach gefaltet werden. Hierdurch wird verhindert, dass die Dachfläche durch Schnittstellen undicht wird. Die Lieferung der EPDM Folie erfolgt in einem Stück. Durch die hohe UV-Beständigkeit und Langlebigkeit ist die EPDM Folie ideal zur Bedachung von Gartenhäusern mit Flachdach geeignet und bietet einen langjährigen Witterungsschutz. Sie erhalten auf die EPDM Folie eine 10-jährige Hersteller Garantie. Folien sind schon seit über 50 Jahren im Einsatz und immer noch dicht. Dies spricht für die hervorragende Qualität von EPDM Folien. Die Montage der EPDM Folie ist nur in Verbindung mit einer Dachrinne möglich.

Ermittlung Ihres Bedarfs:
Für die korrekte Ermittlung Ihrer benötigten Foliengröße gibt es eine einfache Formel:
Wandaußenmaß + 2 x Dachüberstand + 2 x Blendenhöhe = Foliengröße.

Beispiel:
Wandaußenmaß: 360 x 300 cm
Dachüberstand seitlich: 20 cm
Dachüberstand vorn: 30 cm
Dachüberstand hinten: 15 cm
Blendenhöhe: 15 cm
Folienbreite: 360 + 2 x 20 + 2 x 15 = 430 cm breit
Folientiefe: 300 + 30 + 15 + 2 x 15 = 375 cm tief

Für diese Option würden Sie das Folienset Nr. 39 (396 x 450 cm) oder Nr. 62 (457 x 375 cm) wählen.
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