Viper CS Vapor Barrier 16 Mil 12 x 100 ft

Viper CS Crawl Space Vapor Barrier – 16 Mil Woven Reinforced (12 ft x 100 ft)

Viper CS 16 Mil is a heavy-duty woven reinforced vapor barrier designed for demanding crawl space encapsulation and moisture control applications. With increased thickness and reinforcement, this liner is built for environments where maximum durability, puncture resistance, and long-term performance are required.

In simple terms: This is an extra-thick, professional-grade crawl space liner made for tough conditions and long service life.

Constructed as a white, triple-ply polyethylene membrane reinforced with woven high-density fibers, Viper CS 16 Mil offers superior resistance to tears, punctures, and jobsite abuse. It is commonly selected for professional encapsulation systems, high-traffic crawl spaces, and projects where long-term durability is a priority.

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Best For

• Encapsulation contractors: Full crawl space encapsulation requiring maximum durability.
• Challenging crawl spaces: Rough soil, stone, or high foot-traffic areas.
• Property owners: Long-term moisture control where thinner liners may not hold up.

Key Benefits

• 16 mil thickness: Increased toughness for demanding environments.
• Woven reinforced construction: Helps resist punctures, tears, and stretching.
• Moisture migration control: Reduces ground moisture entering the crawl space.
• White finish: Improves visibility for inspections and maintenance.
• Encapsulation-ready: Designed to work with taped seams and wall termination systems.

Typical Applications

• Professional crawl space encapsulation systems
• High-traffic crawl spaces
• Rocky or uneven ground conditions
• Projects requiring long-term durability and performance

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Specifications

Thickness	16 mil
Roll Size	12 ft x 100 ft
Coverage	1,200 sq ft
Material	Woven reinforced polyethylene
Color	White

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Why Choose 16 Mil?

Thicker vapor barriers offer greater resistance to damage during installation and use. Viper CS 16 Mil is ideal when durability, longevity, and reduced maintenance risk are more important than ease of handling.