Moll Constivap 2.3 Plus
Product Overview
Main purpose
Low cost reinforced airtight membrane with a fixed level of vapour openness.
Use it on
Internal roofs, walls, ceilings and floors where the levels of humidity and moisture in the building will not change significantly over time. For example, when non-breathable insulation such as PIR/PUR has been used.
Overview
Constivap 2.3 Plus has a constant sd-value of 2.3. It offers excellent value for money and performance in situations where the levels of humidity and moisture in the building will not change significantly over time. There is a super-strong polypropylene mesh within Constivap 2.3 Plus.
Features
- Translucent
- Durable reinforced membrane
- Economical low-cost solution
- Suitable for blown insulation
- CE Marked
Benefits
- Makes for fast and easy application due to its translucent backing, allowing the installer to see the structure underneath.
- Has a high nail tear resistance to ensure robustness and long lasting performance.
- A competitively priced budget membrane.
- Holds its shape and doesn’t stretch making it ideal for use with blown-in insulation.
- Complies with CE requirements.
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Technical Details
Key Technical Data
Installation Guide
Find an installerConstivap 2.3 Plus should be positioned on the warm side (interior) of the chosen insulation and be fixed to rafters, joists or studwork.
The smooth printed side of the membrane should be facing the installer during the installation process. Constivap 2.3 Plus can be laid either horizontally or vertically to the structural timbers.
Each length of membrane must overlap other lengths of membrane by 100mm. Use the printed guide along the edge of the membrane to line-up the edges and visualise the correct overlap. The overlaps should be airtight sealed with Tescon Vana, Tescon No.1 or to keep costs down, Compego.

Use galvanised staples that are at least 10mm wide and 8mm long to attach the membrane. The staples should be applied parallel to the structural timbers every 100mm. Staples aligned so they are parallel to the structural timber ensures there will be less chance of the staples failing or membrane being damaged by pulling forces during a blower door test.
Joins to floors and walls should also be sealed with Pro Clima airtight tape or Orcon F airtight sealant (mastic), the membrane should overlap walls and floors by at least 30mm.
Prepare all surfaces where tape or sealant is applied to ensure no contaminants like dirt, dust or grit are present. A primer like Tescon Sprimer or Tescon Primer RP may be required to stabilise some surfaces prior to applying tape or sealant.
Any penetrations such as cables, structural timbers and pipes must be sealed using a Pro Clima airtight grommets or airtight tape.