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DensDefy Accessories Now Available on Amazon.com

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August 19, 2020

Georgia-Pacific Building Products, a company dedicated to developing the highest-quality products while leading with a tireless commitment to innovation, is now offering DensDefy Liquid Flashing and DensDefy Transition Membrane products on Amazon.com.

Introduced earlier in 2020, DensDefy Liquid Flashing and DensDefy Transition Membrane products complete the DensElement Barrier System by taking proprietary moisture management further and elevating the envelope to ensure performance compatibility. DensElement Barrier System, in combination with DensDefy Accessories, creates a strong, continuous WRB-AB system.

Two DensDefy Accessories are available on Amazon now: 20 oz. DensDefy Liquid Flashing sausages, and DensDefy Transition Membrane rolls which come in widths of 6”, 9” and 12”. Both products may be ordered as a single unit, or in small quantities to complete an in-process project. For Amazon Prime customers, quick and convenient shipping means the product will arrive at their job site within 1-2 days, depending on location. No minimum order required.

“As a company, we are focused on providing flexibility and access to product options to our customers,” said Jason Peace, vice president of marketing for Georgia-Pacific Building Products. “Offering DensDefy Accessories on Amazon allows customer projects to move forward on time and schedule.”

            DensDefy customers can be divided into three groups:

For contractors planning a future project with DensDefy Accessories; or for contractors on an active job site who have run out of DensDefy and need the product in two days, the quick and easy option of Amazon will meet their needs; and lastly, for contractors or window installers attempting a window project that requires a liquid flashing, ordering from Amazon will keep the home improvement project right on time.
            For complete information on DensDefy Accessories, visit www.densdefy.com. For more information on Georgia-Pacific Building Products, please visit www.buildgp.com. To find each DensDefy Accessories product on Amazon, follow these links:

DensDefy Liquid Flashing:

  • https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084QCJ469

DensDefy Transition Membrane:

  • https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084RH8XXT (6” x 75’)
  • https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084RCDNRY (9” x 75’)
  • https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B084RFRLJT (12” x 75’)
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