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Say Goodbye to Water Damage: EPDM Strip for Walls, Windows & Expansion Joints | Polygomma

Published date: October 21, 2026
  • Location: United States


Water damage can quietly weaken walls, windows and structural joints, especially as fall rain and winter moisture arrive across the USA. A reliable EPDM strip from Polygomma helps protect buildings from water, air and environmental damage. Made from cross-linked EPDM rubber, these strips are widely used for façade waterproofing, sealing joints between windows and structural elements, and acting as a damp proof course (DPC) in masonry and concrete. They also serve as flexible seals for expansion joints and as a vapour barrier in residential and commercial buildings. 




 Available in thicknesses from 0.8 mm to 2.0 mm, supplied in rolls or pre-cut sections, they offer elongation above 300% and handle service temperatures from –40°C to +150°C. Installation works with adhesive bonding or mechanical fixing on clean, dry surfaces. Contractors, builders and architects looking for durable EPDM rubber strips can explore specifications, brochures and FAQs on the product page. 



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