What is Dripstop?
HOW DOES DRIPSTOP WORK?
When conditions are right and the dew point is reached, Dripstop absorbs condensation droplets as they form and holds them safe until conditions return below the dew point and the condensation evaporates back to normal air humidity.
Where & When to use Dripstop
Install Dripstop on any uninsulated metal roof in non–climate-controlled buildings where condensation is likely to form. Post-frame barns, steel sheds, and open-walled structures are especially at risk in humid climates and during temperature swings.
Applications
- Non-climate-controlled metal roofs
- Condensation-prone climates
- New construction
- Re-roofing
Region & Climate
- Cold & Winter Climates
- Hot & Humid Regions
- Coastal Environments
- Commercial Applications
Industries/Catagories
- Agricultural Buildings
- Industrial & Storage Facilities
- Workshops & Garages
- Recreational & Community Spaces
Industries that rely on Dripstop
Install Dripstop on any uninsulated metal roof in non–climate-controlled buildings where condensation is likely to form. Post-frame barns, steel sheds, and open-walled structures are especially at risk in humid climates and during temperature swings.
Agriculture
- Barns
- Livestock housing
- Open deck roofs
- Equipment/Machinery Sheds
Storage & Utility
- Self Storage
- Workshops
- Mechanical buildings
- Commodity shelters
Garage & Carport
- Car and Truck Ports
- RV Storage
- Airplane Hangers
- Unattached Garages