Healthier Homes start with SUPERSEAL.
Helps to control moisture from entering into soft surfaces, such as couches, carpet, laminated wood, etc. By installing SUPERSEAL the membrane can help to control moisture from within concrete floors and walls from getting into the living space. It can be used as a subfloor under new floor finishes, and it can be used as a wall barrier for leaking or damp walls. Along with a ventilating system SUPERSEAL can provide a much dryer basement.
How to save money by using SUPERSEAL membrane to make your basement dry
You have a basement with exterior walls that are damp or leaking. Your choices are:
Option #1 install: SUPERSEAL membrane on the inside of the foundation connected to a French drain, eliminating the water from getting into the basement. This may be the most cost effective way with the least amount of labour.
Option #2: Remove you landscaping and sidewalks, and dig out the exterior of your foundation. Install a new drain system and SUPERSEAL membrane, and then replace the landscaping and sidewalks.
Dimpled Foundation Membrane Interior French Drain Application
Pick a roll size that goes from the exterior grade height down the wall to the French drain system. Example: Let’s say the wall is 7 feet to grade height and you need another foot to make it into the French drain. The roll size would be 7 feet 11 inches. Allow for bends and curves to ensure you have enough membrane.
Install the membrane to the grade height marked on the wall and fasten every 5 feet with a SuperPlug 4 inches from the top. Then fasten the membrane in the middle and at the bottom. Use a tar base or caulk to seal around the nail head.
Ensure the end of the membrane goes into the French drain stone and that the drain goes to a sump pump or to day light by gravity.
Finish the membrane by installing an end cap and top cap. If you can fasten the membrane to the framing plate you will not need a top cap. The purpose of installing the membrane from the grade height to the French drain and capping the edges is to ensure that the entire wet surface is enclosed within the membrane. This helps eliminate the surface moisture from getting into the moving air within the basement, which will then absorb into soft surfaces, such as couches and carpets.
SuperPlugs– Fastens the membrane to the wall
Membrane Cap molding (optional) to cap the sides or the top if required
Specifications
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| SM36107 | 3’6″ X 65’6″ | 230ft² | 29 lbs | 1.07m x 20m | 21.4m² | 13kg |
| SM50150 | 5’0″ X 65’6″ | 325ft² | 40 lbs | 1.5m x 20m | 30m² | 18kg |
| SM60183 | 6’0″ X 65’6″ | 393ft² | 49 lbs | 1.83m x 20m | 36.6m² | 22kg |
| SM67200 | 6’7″ X 65’6″ | 431ft² | 53 lbs | 2.0m x 20m | 40m² | 24kg |
| SM74224 | 7’4″ X 65’6″ | 480ft² | 59 lbs | 2.24m x 20m | 44.8m² | 27kg |
| SM80240 | 7’11” X 65’6″ | 518ft² | 64 lbs | 2.4m x 20m | 48m² | 29kg |
| SM81127 | 8’11” X 65’6″ | 583ft² | 72 lbs | 2.7m x 20m | 54m² | 33kg |
| SM91130 | 9’11” X 65’6″ | 648ft² | 80 lbs | 3.0m x 20m | 60m² | 36kg |
| SM11635 | 11’6″ X 65’6″ | 754ft² | 93 lbs | 3.5m x 20m | 70m² | 43kg |
| SM13204 | 13’2″ X 65’6″ | 861ft² | 107 lbs | 4.0m x 20m | 80m² | 47kg |
Tested and Passes The Following |
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Dimpled Sheet
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High Density Polyethylene (HDPE)
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Available Colors
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Black (Standard), Brown (Special order)
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Compressive Strength
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5200 psf (250 kN/m² )
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Dimple Height
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5/16″ (8mm)
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Fire Rating
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B2 (DIN 4102)
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- 3’6″ x 65’6″ (230 sq. ft.) SSDM / 1.07m x 20m $124.20
- 5’0″ x 65’6″ (325 sq. ft.) SSDM / 1.50m x 20m $175.50
- 6’0″ x 65’6″ (393 sq. ft.) SSDM / 1.83m x 20m $212.22
- 6’7″ x 65’6″ (431 sq. ft.) SSDM / 2.00m x 20m $258.60
- 7’4″ x 65’6″ (480 sq. ft.) SSDM / 2.24m x 20m $288.00
- 7’11” x 65’6″ (518 sq. ft.) SSDM / 2.40m x 20m $310.80
- 8’11” x 65’6″ (583 sq. ft.) SSDM / 2.70m x 20m $399.80
- 9’11” x 65’6″ (648 sq. ft.) SSDM / 3.00m x 20m $438.80
- 11’6″ x 65’6″ (754 sq. ft.) SSDM / 3.50m x 20m $452.40
- 13’2″ x 65’6″ (861 sq. ft.) SSDM / 4.00m x 20m $516.60
- DimpleGrip Molding (Bundle of 40 ft)$45.11
- Membrane Cap Molding (Bundle of 40 ft)$21.55
- SuperPlug (Bag of 50)$15.59
- Small Plug (Bag of 100)$11.02
Standard USA Shipping: 3-5 days Standard Canada Shipping: 5-7 days
How do I use SUPERSEAL membrane to control the water and moisture that is leaking through my foundation wall?
You can use SUPERSEAL to manage the water that comes into your home from a cracked foundation. You install it and connect the bottom of it into a French drain system.
I have a rising water table in my basement, how do I control the water using SUPERSEAL?
Install the membrane with the dimples down and pour a new concrete floor over the membrane. The space created between the dimples and old floor will allow the water to be directed to the drain system. Ensure the drainage system is located in areas were the water needs to be removed from.
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Ulises Gutierrez –
Select DimpleGrip Molding
(Is there any way can you tell me how many pieces and how long each piece is thank you
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SUPERSEAL –
Yes, there is 10 pieces per bundle and they are 4 feet long.
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Vanessa Williams Madinah –
Is there somewhere locally which can purchase this product in Illinois?
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SUPERSEAL –
The best way to purchase is ONLINE at https://www.superseal.ca/ or call 1 800 571 1877. Please allow 2-3 days for delivery. You can also special order through your local Menards store. Thank you
Glen –
Do you have photos of interior basement wall installs?
SUPERSEAL –
https://www.superseal.ca/foundation-membranes/interior-applications/ click to view the interior application on our website
https://www.alljerseyinc.com/jersey-shore-basement-mold-remediation-and-new-concrete-floor/
Thank you
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Marian Kasker –
What can my friend put over this (and how) to get a finished basement again? She had flooding from a hurricane & this is what the contractor put up and left her with. She has a sump pump. It looks horrible. She used to have a lovely finished apartment in the basement. Now no one knows how to finish the walls to put up paneling or whatever. She just has this “stuff” flapping loose on her walls.
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SUPERSEAL –
Please send a few pictures…thank you
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Jimmy Williams –
What type of tool do you use to fasten it to the block? Is it pneumatic?
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SUPERSEAL –
For hollow block walls it is best to use 11/4″ x 3/16″ tapcon screws through the center hole on our superplug. If the blocks are filled you can use any type of concrete nail gun. It is best to test a spot first as a concrete nail gun could damage the block.
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Don Wantke –
Are you out of stock on every thing because of the corona virus or out of business? I would like to order some dimple board and accessories for my basement. Do you have any idea these will become available. Thank You
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Ross Carmen –
Thanks you for your interest. Due to the Corona Virus we have temporarily shut down all shipping. We will send you an email when we resume. We are hoping by the end of May. Sorry for any inconvenience.
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Anthony Gregg –
If I used a Ramset Powder Actuated Gun with Ramset 1 1/2″ nails on the Super Plugs would that be okay given that the nails already have a plastic collar on them? So then there would be the collar and the Super Plug attached to the concrete wall? If not, how else would I do this using a Powder Actuated Gun? Thanks.
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Ross Carmen –
Anthony, yes you can…test a spot first as concrete varies in hardness and strength all across North America.