Roof Membranes : Built-up roof membrane  (BUR)  3 to 5 plies of felts with asphalt (bitumen) moppings between stone aggregate (3/8” and 400 lbs per sq) laid over a flood coat Modified bitumen roof membrane  (MBR) 2 to 3 plies of modified bitumen sheets with moppings between Single – ply membrane  (SPR) one sheet of synthetic polymer (plastic)
Bitumen   –   asphalt - waste product (residue) or distilled crude oil coal tar – residue of distilled coal (literally “stinks”) Roofing Asphalt   –   ASTM specs 4 types  (Type I, II, III, IV) Type III: most common softening point temperature (SPT) 185 ° Type III 25 lbs. per square for interply  &  60 lbs per square for flood coat Modified Bitumen Roof Membrane   – polymers added Styrene butadiene styrene (SBS) synthetic rubber (with mopped asphalt) Attactic polypropylene (APP)  greater UV resistance (open flame applied) Felts   (woven sheets) organic – paper or wood fibers inorganic – glass fibers (fiberglass) asphalt-treated fiberglass felt (most common) coal tar-treated fiberglass felt
SPR   Single – ply membranes Thermosetting polymer   (unweldable plastic) does not soften with heat Must use adhesives and or tape EPDM (ethlene propylene diene monomer) a synthetic rubber most common Thermoplastic polymer   (weldable) Softens and rehardens with heat Not as stretchable PVC (polyvinyl cloride) and TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) most common
 
 
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Roof notes

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    Roof Membranes :Built-up roof membrane (BUR) 3 to 5 plies of felts with asphalt (bitumen) moppings between stone aggregate (3/8” and 400 lbs per sq) laid over a flood coat Modified bitumen roof membrane (MBR) 2 to 3 plies of modified bitumen sheets with moppings between Single – ply membrane (SPR) one sheet of synthetic polymer (plastic)
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    Bitumen – asphalt - waste product (residue) or distilled crude oil coal tar – residue of distilled coal (literally “stinks”) Roofing Asphalt – ASTM specs 4 types (Type I, II, III, IV) Type III: most common softening point temperature (SPT) 185 ° Type III 25 lbs. per square for interply & 60 lbs per square for flood coat Modified Bitumen Roof Membrane – polymers added Styrene butadiene styrene (SBS) synthetic rubber (with mopped asphalt) Attactic polypropylene (APP) greater UV resistance (open flame applied) Felts (woven sheets) organic – paper or wood fibers inorganic – glass fibers (fiberglass) asphalt-treated fiberglass felt (most common) coal tar-treated fiberglass felt
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    SPR Single – ply membranes Thermosetting polymer (unweldable plastic) does not soften with heat Must use adhesives and or tape EPDM (ethlene propylene diene monomer) a synthetic rubber most common Thermoplastic polymer (weldable) Softens and rehardens with heat Not as stretchable PVC (polyvinyl cloride) and TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) most common
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                                                              TERMS OF USE & PRIVACY POLICY COPYRIGHT 2005 AFFILIATIONS ARCHITECTS PROJECTS COLORS WARRANTIES RETROFIT ACCESSORIES METAL PRODUCT LINE CONTACT US NEWS & EVENTS ABOUT US Fasteners & Accessories Tools Clips Underlayments Pre Manufactured Curbs ReRoof America Roof Hugger Cost Comparison
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