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MuleHide Self-Adhering EPDM is Now Available in 5-foot by 40-foot Rolls

Compact Rolls Deliver Easy Portability and Fast Installation for Small and Hard-to-Access Roofs

EPDM self adhereing rolls

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July 2, 2025

MuleHide Self-Adhering EPDM membrane is now available in compact 5-foot by 40-foot rolls ideal for use on smaller and harder-to-access low-slope roofs.

Designed for portability, the rolls are narrower, shorter and lighter than the existing 10-foot-wide rolls of Self-Adhering EPDM, making them a convenient and efficient option for residential and urban low-slope roofs, confined or challenging-to-reach spaces, and high-rise buildings. The rolls weigh approximately 80 pounds each and fit easily in the back of a standard pickup truck.

A 3-inch selvedge edge (non-adhesive) along one of the 40-foot factory-length edges allows quick, hassle-free seaming with 3-inch EPDM In-Seam Tape. End laps and cut sections are easily stripped in with 6-inch Cured Cover Tape. 

The new rolls also bring the time-tested performance and efficiency-boosting benefits that MuleHide Self-Adhering EPDM is known for:

  • Installs up to 80% faster compared to using traditional bonding adhesive. A nominal 60-mil-thick non-reinforced EPDM membrane is laminated to a 100% solid pressure-sensitive adhesive. The release liner is silicone-coated on one side for consistent release from the adhesive. 
  • The membrane delivers industry-leading weatherability. Strong and flexible, it stands up to ozone, ultraviolet (UV) rays and mold, can handle cold and heat, and is exceptionally resistant to hail damage, tearing, impacts, punctures and normal roof traffic.
  • The low-odor formula minimizes disruption to building occupants.
  • The membrane can be installed in temperatures as low as 20 F.
  • The adhesive forms a strong bond with a wide variety of substrates. 
  • A full line of pressure-sensitive accessories is available to further enhance workmanship and crew efficiency.
KEYWORDS: adhesives and sealants EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) Mule-Hide Products roofing membranes

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