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How does HOUSEWRAP differ from Grade D building paper?

April 26, 2017building differ grade housewrap paper

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How does HOUSEWRAP differ from Grade D building paper?

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Most commercially available polymeric Housewraps are highly moisture-resistant and therefore do not absorb water like typical Grade D or felt building papers. Polyolefin Housewraps are typically stronger than Grade D or felt building papers, thus they tend to have better durability than conventional building papers (paper-based) or felt building paper.