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Self-adhesive expanded PVC nitrile sponge strip is a versatile closed-cell sealing solution designed for demanding commercial and domestic applications. Manufactured from a durable PVC nitrile rubber compound, it provides an effective barrier against air, dust, moisture and vibration while offering excellent flexibility and compression. At Krucx, we supply quality sealing products that deliver dependable long-term performance for trade professionals and DIY users alike.
The closed-cell construction helps prevent water absorption while improving thermal and acoustic insulation. The strong self-adhesive backing enables quick installation without the need for additional fixings, reducing fitting time and labour costs. Classified to relevant building regulations, this PVC nitrile sponge strip helps protect surfaces by limiting flame spread and reducing heat release during a fire, making it a dependable choice for projects where safety, durability and reliable sealing performance are essential.
Choose a dependable sealing solution designed for long-lasting performance across commercial and residential applications. Our self-adhesive PVC nitrile sponge strips are available in multiple widths and thicknesses to suit a wide variety of sealing requirements. Whether you are purchasing for a large-scale installation, ongoing maintenance, or a DIY project, Krucx offers quality products and fast UK dispatch. Order online today for a reliable sealing solution that is easy to install and built to perform.
Yes. The closed-cell PVC nitrile construction resists moisture and weather, making it suitable for many indoor and outdoor sealing applications.
Yes. It can be easily trimmed using a sharp knife or scissors to achieve an accurate fit for your application.
Yes. The material is classified to relevant building regulations to help reduce flame spread and limit the amount of heat released from the surface during a fire.