Sheet Goods

Definition

Sheet goods are waterproofing products available in rolls, usually with adhesive backing.

Purpose

The purpose of sheet goods is to provide a durable, waterproof barrier for various construction applications, protecting structures from moisture and water damage.

Examples of Use

• Roofing membranes made of sheet goods protect buildings from water infiltration.
• Sheet goods are used for waterproofing foundations and basements to prevent moisture penetration.
• Shower and wet room installations use sheet goods to create waterproof barriers behind tiles and wall coverings.

Related Terms

• Membrane: A thin layer of material used to block the passage of water or other substances.
• Waterproofing: The process of making a structure or material impervious to water.
• Adhesive Backing: A sticky layer on one side of a material that allows it to adhere to surfaces.

Notes

Sheet goods are essential in construction for creating effective waterproof barriers, ensuring the longevity and integrity of buildings and structures.

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