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underlayment

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underlayment
underlayment, 1
1. A material such as plywood or hardboard placed on a subfloor to provide a smooth, even surface for applying the finish.
2. The material, usually No. 15 felt, used to cover a roof deck before shingles are applied; also called underfelt.


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This is used in waterproofing, underlayment for asphalt, wood and even gravel.
A product which has superior flow properties providing a fast and easy application, results in a thin, exceptionally strong and perfectly level underlayment that is ready to receive decorative floor coverings after only 24 hours.
Whether spunbond for the roofing industry or meltblown for filter applications, needlepunched for geotextiles or underlayments, or airlaid for the acoustics industry, Oerlikon Neumag has machines and processes that meet demanding customer needs.
 
 
 
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