MEDITE TRICOYA EXTREME
- MDF guaranteed outdoors for 50 years
- Outstanding durability and dimensional stability
- Resistant to rot and fungal decay
- Smooth surface
- Consistent quality and thickness
- FSC® certified
- CARB2 compliant
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MEDITE VENT is a high performance breathable sheathing panel suitable for use in all types of timber frame structures. Combining high racking strength in excess of Category 1 requirements, with high vapour permeability and weather resistance, it is the perfect choice for the outer sheathing layer in ‘diffusion open’ breathable timber frame walls. |
MEDITE VENT MDF is a high performance breathable external sheathing panel suitable for use in all types of timber frame structures. Combining high racking strength in excess of Category 1 requirements, with excellent vapour permeability and high weather resistance. MEDITE VENT is an ideal choice for the outer layer in ‘diffusion open’ wall and roofing applications. Other dimensions available on request. |
MEDITE VENT is a breathable sheathing panel suited to diffusion open systems with a very low water vapour diffusion factor to prevent condensation. It has no added formaldehyde, contributing to healthy environments. |
MEDITE recommends that breather membranes from reputable suppliers are used, the membrane should be:
Most breather membrane supplier would comply with those performance requirements.
NO. SMARTPLY AIRTIGHT is certified as an airtight panel. MEDITE VENT is not airtight.
NO. MEDITE VENT can be used as the only sheathing panel in as it is a racking panel tested to EN 594. It is a breathable panel suitable for use in service class 2 conditions.
MEDITE VENT is not an airtight panel and so will let air flow go through.
In cold temperate climates in Europe MEDITE VENT should be installed on the external side of the wall build up to allow water vapour to escape to the outside and avoid condensation in the insulation and structure.
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