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Bur Over Metal Deck
  • Good insulation value, low cost; meets most fire codes and ratings.
  • May use EPS/fiberboard composite, or mop and flop fiberboard or perlite to EPS with asphalt.
  • Thermal barrier such as perlite or gypsum board may be factory laminated or attached with mechanical fasteners, asphalt or adhesive.
  • Use flat or tapered EPS.

     
Drawing of Bur Over Metal Deck Application
   
Adhered Single Ply Membrane Re-Roof
  • Adds high insulation but little weight to the existing roof.
  • Mechanical fasteners penetrate EPS and attach to deck.
  • Stone ballast may be used if weight is not a limitation.
  • Some membranes require barrier sheet separation from EPS
Drawing of Adhered Single Ply Membrane Re-Roof Application
   
Ballasted Membrane over Metal Deck
  • Long-term performance in a light weight system.
  • Span deck flutes and meet code/insurance requirements with specified underlayment board.
  • Flat or tapered EPS insulation panels are loose-laid under membrane.
  • Membrane can also be fully adhered or mechanically fastened for a smooth exposed surface.
  • Some membranes require barrier sheet separations from EPS.
Drawing of Ballasted Membrane over Metal Deck Application
   
Tapered EPS for New Roof or Re-Roof
  • Eliminates ponding; provides positive drainage in new or retrofit roofs.
  • EPS insulation manufactured with minimum slope or 1/8' per foot.
  • Taped overlayment assures surface continuity.
  • Vapor retarder optional depending on environmental conditions
     
Drawing of Tapered EPS for New Roof or Re-Roof Application
   
 

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