Flashing
With SPF Roofing Systems.
Flashing
with traditional roofing materials is a difficult task. Unfortunately
with older roofing methods, the joint between the roof and the
protrusions will have seams, which are the main source of roof
leaks.
SPF
systems don't have this flaw, due to their seamless, monolithic
nature that prevents air and water infiltration; as well as the
fact that they are 'self-flashing.' This means that they can be
applied to adjoining vertical surfaces in a contiguous manner. Therefore
there are no seams or cold joints to worry about.
The
two diagrams below show how SPF can be applied in different flashing
situations.
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The
diagram at left illustrates how to flash a pipe. The polyurethane
foam and coating create a simple, but very effective water-tight
barrier where they meet the pipe. |
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The
diagram at right is an example of a curb for rooftop air handling
units. It is set up so that the sheet metal counterflashing
is sealed by the foam. |
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