Hyload Adds New Products to Its Throughwall Flashing System

Words: Margaret FosterHyload has introduced several new, easy-to-install products to its HyTUF™ (The Ultimate Flashing) System. Hyload has also announced that it will back the durability of its HyTUF system products with a lifetime warranty.

Hyload’s new products and lifetime warranty combine to deliver tremendous value to its A.C.E. Advantage™ constituency of Architects, Contractors and Enterprise/building owners.

Contractors will benefit from the installation ease and speed of Hyload’s new products, which enable them to complete two or more jobs in the same time as one. All Hyload’s new products are made of its warrantied waterproof membrane.

Visit www.hyload.com to learn more about these products and the A.C.E. Advantage.
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