Roofing Details

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Details: Roof Drains

February 08, 2012

The removal of water from the roof surface is critical to the success of the system and warranty compliance.


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Details: Tie-Ins at Curbs

January 11, 2012

Properly tying roofing materials in at curbed transitions is an important application method.


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Details: Typical Thru-Wall Scupper

November 08, 2011

The removal of water from the roof surface is critical to the success of the roof system and warranty compliance. The most common method of water removal is through interior roof drains.


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Details: Curbs

July 18, 2011
The most important aspects of curb details are that they are designed at the proper height and there is sufficient termination of the flashing material.
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Details: Flashing Terminations

May 06, 2011
Flashing terminations may be mechanically secured using metal termination bars or by stripping off into a recessed form of a reglet design. However, it is a best practice to follow termination designs that are in accordance with the material manufacturer’s recommendations.
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Details: Coping-to-Wall Termination

February 03, 2011
A critical and often overlooked design detail is at the termination of a parapet coping at a wall. The most common mistake at this intersection is to allow the metal coping to but up to the wall without the application of termination metal. 
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Details: steep-slope residential roof application

June 10, 2010
A standard detail on a steep-slope residential roof application involves flashing at masonry chimneys. Proper detail design is required at this critical component to provide waterproofing protection. 
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Details: Vents: Two Pieces Are Better Than One Vents

November 01, 2006
Vents: Two Pieces Are Better Than One Vents are installed through the roof to relieve vapor pressure (in the form of water or gas) from the interior of the building into
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Details: Expansion Joints

September 08, 2006
Expansion joint with pre-manufactured cover. Expansion Joints, Control Joints & Area Dividers: Differences and Uses for EachAlthough completed expansion joints and control joints on roof surfaces appear similar, there are
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Details: Pitch Pans

June 01, 2006
Pitch PansT he most common source of roof leaks is at vertical transitions and penetrations. Most designers provide adequate details to wall and curb flashings and common penetrations such as
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