BETCO Inc. The 316 Standing Seam Roof Panel is unique as metal roof panels go. The panel features a 3-inch-high and 16-inch-wide, structural panel with two secondary ribs per panel, concealed clips, 24-gauge, strong and maintenance- free steel. In addition there is a 25-year warranty on non-painted panels and 40-year warranty on pre-painted panels.
www.betcobuildings.com
| Circle #75
All Weather Insulated Panels All Weather Insulated Metal Panels’ SR2 Standing Seam Roof System has hidden fastener joinery for maximum protection against the ele- ments and amazing insulating values. The trapezoidal rib design provides added strength against potential foot traffi c damage. The joint design utilizes a rollformed steel base to support the attachment assembly.
www.awipanels.com
| Circle #76 Roof Underlayment
Firestone Building Products Firestone Building Products’ CLAD-GARD SA is a self-adhered premium metal roofi ng underlayment with a non-reinforced, rubberized asphalt waterproofi ng membrane for excellent fl exibility, superior adhesion and outstanding traction. The membrane is water and fi re resistant and can withstand temperatures up to 250 F.
www.fi restonebpco.com
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The Garland Co. Garland’s HPR Aqua Shield self-adhering underlayment provides ice and water protection for a wide range of high- and low-slope roofi ng systems including metal, shingle, tile and slate roofs, and is ideal for lining parapets, coping, caps, valleys, eaves, ridges, rakes and hips.
www.garlandco.com
| Circle #77
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Englert Inc. Englert Metalman HT Self-Adhesive Roof Underlayment is slip-resistant and 100 percent UV-protected. Its silicone, release fi lm backing protects the product so it can be stored outside without a cardboard box. Roll dimensions are 75 by 3 feet (22.9 x 0.91 m). Gross/net coverage per roll is 225 square feet and 206 square feet. Each roll weighs 44 pounds.
www.englertinc.com
| Circle #79 January 2013 METAL CONSTRUCTION NEWS 53
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