RAM BOARD
Seam Tape Rbst 3-164 Seam Tape, 2.83 In W, 164 Ft L, Adhesive Backing, Natural/tan
Key Features
AI Generated- Prevent curing issues by keeping the tape off finished flooring.
- Your neighborhood Busy Beaver in Delmont stocks this essential flooring tape.
- The tape’s recyclable material aligns with green building standards.
- No mess left behind when the tape is removed on schedule.
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Ram Board seam tape is engineered to hold Ram Board seams together securely during flooring installations and renovations. This contractor-grade tape features a 3-inch width that provides ample coverage for Ram Board seams, ensuring a reliable bond that keeps protective flooring in place throughout your project. The tape's kraft backing allows for easy tearing and application by both professionals and DIY enthusiasts.
Whether you're protecting floors during construction, tackling a home renovation, or managing a large commercial flooring job, this seam tape delivers the holding power and convenience you need. The 164-foot roll makes it suitable for both small and extensive projects.
Features and Benefits
- Contractor-Grade Adhesive: High-strength adhesion ensures the tape holds securely on Ram Board seams without shifting during work.
- Easy Application: Kraft backing tears cleanly by hand, allowing for quick, user-friendly application without special tools.
- Width for Ram Board Seams: The 3-inch width gives more of an allowance to cover Ram Board seams properly.
- Suitable for Raw Surfaces: Designed specifically for unfinished substrates and raw flooring materials, not for finished floor applications.
- Portable Roll Size: The 164-foot length is ideal for both commercial and DIY jobs.
Specifications
- Brand: Ram Board
- Model: RT 3-164
- Width: 3 inches
- Length: 164 feet
- Thickness: 6 mil
- Backing: Kraft
- Color: Tan
- Quantity: 1 roll
Safety
- Not for Finished Surfaces: Do not apply directly to finished floors or surfaces; the contractor-grade adhesive can damage finishes.
- Not Vapor Permeable: Avoid use in areas where curing floors need to breathe, as the tape will hinder the curing process.
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