Blueskin PreSeal® 435

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Blueskin PreSeal® 435

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Pre-Applied Waterproofing Membrane

Blueskin PreSeal 435 is a pre-applied, fully, and permanently bonded composite sheet membrane for commercial foundation waterproofing applications. The membrane contains an adhesive and provides for mechanical attachment into wet concrete to form a permanent barrier seal. 

Sizes Available:

3.3'

Roll Width

6.6'

Roll Width

65.6'

Roll Length

Product Details

Blueskin PreSeal™ 435 is a pre-applied, fully, and permanently bonded composite sheet membrane for commercial foundation waterproofing applications. The membrane contains an adhesive and provides for mechanical attachment into wet concrete to form a permanent barrier seal. Blueskin PreSeal 435 consists of a polypropylene membrane laminated to a chemically enhanced non-woven geotextile fleece with a dimpled surface. Blueskin PreSeal 435 is pre-applied prior to rebar installation and concrete placement.

  • Fully adheres to substrates eliminating water migration.
  • Easy installation with self-adhering laps and splices (no tools or torches required)
  • Wider roll width results in fewer seams, reducing risk of water ingress
  • Better cold weather flexibility than polyethylene based membranes
  • Barrier to water-vapor and radon gas permeation
  • High chemical resistance

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  • PROVEN PROTECTION

    A fully and permanently bonded sheet membrane backed by more than 20 million installed square feet outside North America.

  • LIGHTWEIGHT, KICK-OUT ROLLS

    rolls are easy to transport, cut and position, be easily "kicked out", improving labor performance and installation speed.

  • DUAL-BOND TECHNOLOGY

    Proprietary dual bond technology provides full mechanical and active chemical adhesion to concrete and is unaffected by poor soil conditions.

  • COMPLIANCE

    Meets City of LA requirements for below-grade shotcrete walls.

Technical & Installation

  • Blueskin PreSeal 435 | Tech Data Sheet (TDS)

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  • Blueskin PreSeal Tape 50S | Tech Data Sheet (TDS)

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  • Blueskin PreSeal Tape 120V | Tech Data Sheet (TDS)

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  • Blueskin PreSeal 435 | Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

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  • Blueskin PreSeal Tape 50S | Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

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  • Blueskin PreSeal Tape 120V | Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

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  • Blueskin PreSeal® Guide Specification-Cast in Place

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  • Blueskin PreSeal® Guide Specification-Shotcrete

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  • BSPS 00.1 Detail index – Blueskin PreSeal 320 and Blueskin PreSeal 435

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  • BSPS 00.2 Detail index - Blueskin PreSeal 435 with shotcrete

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  • BSPS 0A.1A – Blueskin PreSeal under single reinforced slab on mud slab

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  • BSPS 0A.2A Blueskin PreSeal under single reinforced slab on compacted earth

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  • BSPS 0B.1A Blueskin PreSeal under double reinforced slab on mud slab

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  • BSPS 0B.2A Blueskin PreSeal under double reinforced slab on compacted earth

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  • BSPS 0C Blueskin PreSeal field membrane installation

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  • BSPS 0E.1 Concrete caisson walls

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  • BSPS 0E.2 Concrete secant walls

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  • BSPS 0E.3 Sheet pile walls

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  • BSPS 0E.4 Wood lagging walls

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  • BSPS 1A.1 Slab to wall transition Blueskin PreSeal on lagging

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  • BSPS 1A.2 Slab to wall transition Blueskin PreSeal transition to Blueskin WP200

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  • BSPS 1B.1 Slab to wall transition Blueskin PreSeal fastened to lagging

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  • BSPS 1C.1A Slab to wall transition Blueskin WP200 transition at footing

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  • BSPS 1C.1C Slab to wall transition Blueskin WP200 transition at slab

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  • BSPS 1C.2 Slab to wall transition CM100 transition at footing

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  • BSPS 1E.1 Elevated slab Blueskin WP200 transition at footing or grade beam

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  • BSPS 1F.1A Straight edge penetration at waler raker or I beam

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  • BSPS 2A.1 Metal tie back cover

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  • BSPS 2A.2A Henry Tie Back Cover

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  • BSPS 2B.1A Back lagged soldier pile plan view

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  • BSPS 2B.1B Back lagged soldier pile plan view

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  • BSPS 2B.2A Back lagged soldier pile isometric

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  • BSPS 2B.2B Back lagged soldier pile isometric

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  • BSPS 3A Membrane seam overlap with factory adhesive

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  • BSPS 3B Membrane seam overlap with tape

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  • BSPS 3C.1 Membrane seams at endlap

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  • BSPS 3D.1 Inside corners

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  • BSPS 3D.2 Inside corners

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  • BSPS 3E Outside corners

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  • BSPS 4A.1 Grade beam at concrete column or wall

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  • BSPS 4A.3 Pile cap at steel column

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  • BSPS 4A.4 Grade beam at steel column

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  • BSPS 4A.5A Grade beam at steel column with compacted earth

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  • BSPS 4A.5B Grade beam at steel column with mudslab

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  • BSPS 4B.1 Grade beam or footing at steel column

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  • BSPS 4B.2 Grade beam or footing with steel column on slab

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  • BSPS 4B.3 Grade beam or footing with steel column on slab

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  • BSPS 4C.1 Grade beam or footing

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  • BSPS 4C.2 Grade beam or footing

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  • BSPS 4D.1 Pile cap flashing

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  • BSPS 4D.2 Pile cap flashing

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  • BSPS 5A Elevator pit

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  • BSPS 5B.1 Elevator lift plunger

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  • BSPS 5B.2 Elevator lift plunger with blockout

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  • BSPS 6A.1 Wall penetration single pipe

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  • BSPS 6A.2 Wall penetration multiple pipes

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  • BSPS 6B.1 Wall penetration single pipe sleeve

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  • BSPS 6E.3 Form tie at soldier pile all thread

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  • BSPS 6E.4B Form tie at soldier pile all thread

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  • BSPS 6F.1 Grounding rod

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  • BSPS 6H.1 Nelson stud

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  • BSPS 7A.1 Deck to wall transition Blueskin WP200 transition at deck

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  • BSPS 7A.2 Deck to wall transition Henry 790-11 transition at deck

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  • BSPS 7A.3 Deck to wall transition Henry 790-11 transition at deck

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  • BSPS 7B.1 Deck to wall transition Henry 790-11 transition at deck

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  • BSPS 7B.2 Deck to wall transition Henry 790-11 transition at deck

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  • BSPS 7C.1 Deck to wall transition Henry CM100 transition at deck

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  • BSPS 7D.1 Deck to wall transition Pumadeq transition at deck

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  • BSPS 7E.1 Deck to wall transition Prodeq transition at deck

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  • BSPS 8A Vertical terminations

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  • BSPS 9B.2 Slab penetration pipe or conduit

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  • BSPS 9C Slab penetration pipe bank pitch pan

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  • BSPS 9D.1 slab penetration well pipe sealing box out

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  • BSPS 10.A1 Post applied transition Henry CM100 vertical wall transition at grade change

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  • BSPS 10.B1 Post applied transition Blueskin WP200 vertical wall transition at grade change

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  • BSPS 10.B2 Post applied transition Blueskin WP200 transition at grade change

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  • BSPS 10.B3 Post applied transition Blueskin WP200 transition at masonry ledge

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  • BSPS 10.B4 Post applied transition Blueskin WP200 transition at grade

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  • BSPS 11.A1A Expansion joint vertical wall to vertical wall

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  • BSPS 11.A1B Expansion joint vertical wall to vertical wall

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  • BSPS 11.A2A Expansion joint vertical wall to vertical wall

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  • BSPS 11.A2B Expansion joint vertical wall to vertical wall

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  • BSPS 11.B1 Expansion joint deck to deck

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  • BSPS 11.B2 Expansion joint deck to deck

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  • Blueskin PreSeal Architectural Details ALL - CAD

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  • Blueskin PreSeal Architectural Details ALL - PDF

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  • Henry Living Building Challenge Red List

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  • Chemical Compatibility

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  • Partnership with Max Frank

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  • Henry Company Warranty Coverage For Accessory Products

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  • Henry Air Barrier and Waterproofing Membranes Earn Living Building Challenge Declare "Red List Free" Status

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  • Henry Pre-Applied Waterproofing for Shotcrete

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FAQ

Blueskin PreSeal 320 and Blueskin PreSeal 435 can be used in pre-applied waterproofing applications such as underslab, blindside or property line applications.

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Sustainability

  • Blueskin PreSeal™ 320 and 425 LEED Declaration

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  • Blueskin PreSeal 435 Declare Label

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