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Home My WebLink AboutAPPROVED, PA 2ACCREWHO �IGa, IDBs taa�B�pRaTQRY CONSTRUCTION MATERIALS TECHNOLOGIES LABORATORY TEST RESULTS Report for: Warrior Roofing Manufacturing 3050 Warrior Road Tuscaloosa, AL 35405 Attention: Steven Crew Product ID(s): #30 Manufacturer: Warrior Roofing Manufacturing (Tuscaloosa, AL) PRI-CMT Project No.: WRMI-008-02-02 Source: Warrior Roofing Manufacturing Date Received: Jul. 24, 2008 Date(s) Tested: Jul. 29, 2008 — Aug. 8, 2008 Purpose: Evaluate Warrior Roofing Manufacturing's (Tuscaloosa, AL) #34for compliance with ASTM D 226: Standard Specification for Asphalt -Saturated Organic Felt Used in Roofing and Waterproofing. Test Methods: Testing was completed as described in ASTM D 226-06, -05, and -97a: Standard Specification for Asphalt -Saturated Organic Felt Used in Roofing and Waterproofing. Test methods assigned or referenced include ASTM D 70: Standard Test Method for Density of Semi -Solid Bituminous Materials (Pycnometer Method); ASTM D 146: Standard Test Methods for Sampling and Testing Bitumen -Saturated Felts and Woven Fabrics for Roofing and Waterproofing; and ASTM D 6136: Standard Test Method for Kerosine Number of Unsaturated (Dry) Felt by Vacuum Method. Sampling: The sample received from Warrior Manufacturing on July 24, 2008 was a full factory labeled roll of felt. WRMI-008-02-02 PRI-CMT Accreditations: [AS TL-189: Miami -Dade 11-0429.05: Florida TST5878: Los Angeles TA24819: CRRC The test results, opinions, or interpretations are based on the material supplied by the client. This report is for the exclusive use of stated client. No reproduction or facsimile in any form can be made without the client's permission. This report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written approval of this laboratory. PRf Construction Materials Technologies LLC assumes no responsibility nor makes a performance or warranty statement for this material or products and processes containing this material in connection with this report. PRI Construction Materials Technologies LLC 6408 Badger Drive Tampa, FL 33610 Tel: 813-621-5777 Fax: 813-621-5840 e-mail: materialstesting@pricmt.com WebSite:http:/Iwww.pricmt.com Warrior Roofing Manufacturing ASTM D 226 for #30 Page 2 of 3 Results of Testina: PropertyRequirement .. Result .• T11 ype Physical Requirements Breaking Strength (Ibf/in-width) 20 specimens; 1" x 6" x thickness; Cond. 2h @ 73.4±3.6°F & 50±5%RH, ASTM D 146 Test @ 73.4±3.6°F; Rate=2in/min Longitudinal (with fiber grain) 66 >_ 30 >_ 40 Transverse (across fiber grain) 30 >_ 15 >_ 20 Pliability [Pass/Fail] 10 specimens; 1" x 8" x thickness; Cond. 10-15min in water @ 77±1.8°F; ASTM D 146 1/2" radius %" radius Test 900 around radius in 2s Longitudinal (with fiber grain) Pass No Failures No Failures Transverse (across fiber grain) Pass No Failures No Failures Loss on Heating (weight %) 2 specimens; 12" x 6" x thickness; ASTM D 146 2 <_ 4 <_ 4 Test Cond. 221±5°F for 5h±3min Dimensions and Masses Width of Roll (in) ASTM D 146 36 36 36 Variation, % 0.3 ± 0.7 ± 0.7 Area, min (ft) ASTM D 146 216 432 216 Moisture at Point of Manufacture (%) ASTM D 146 NT 54.3 < 4.1 As Received' 3.0 < 4.3 <_ 4.1 Net Mass of Saturated Felt (lb/100ft2) ASTM D 146 27.3 > 11.5 ? 26 Mass of Saturant (lb/100ft2) ASTM D 146 15.9 >_ 6.2 >_ 15.0 Percent Saturation (%) ASTM D 226 150 ? 120 >_ 150 Saturation Efficiency (%) ASTM D 226 NA >_ 70 Mass of Desaturated Felt (lb/100ft) ASTM D 146 10.6 > 5.2 >_ 10.0 Ash (%) ASTM D 146 4.0 <_ 10.0 < 10.0 Continued on Following Page The test results, opinions, or interpretations are based on the material supplied by the client. This report is for the exclusive use of stated client. No reproduction or facsimile in any form can be made without the client's permission. This report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written approval of this laboratory. PRI Construction Materials Technologies LLC assumes no responsibility nor makes a performance or warranty statement for this material or products and processes containing this material in connection with this report. PRI Construction Materials Technologies LLC 6408 Badger Drive Tampa, FL 33610 Tel: 813-621-5777 fax; 813-621-5840 e-mail: matedalstesting@pricmt.com WebSite: http:/Avww.pricmt,com Warrior Roofing Manufacturing ASTM D 226 for #30 Page 3 of 3 Perforated Felt (in 2) ASTM D 226 NA 50.05 Average Venting Area (%) ASTM D 226 NA >_ 0.1 ••• Other Unrolling @ 50OF and 140OF [Pass/Fai/J ASTM D 226 Pass No Damage No Damage 1- Moisture (As Received) was utilized in lieu of Moisture at Point of NT- Not Tested; NA- Not Applicable Statement of Compliance: The product tested is compliant with ASTM D 226: Standard Specification for Asphalt -Saturated Organic Felt Used in Roofing and Waterproofing as Type 11 (No. 30). _ GASN..- ti n Signed: �?� a Signed: ✓ Brad (3riybows i Managing Director Date: & hi Date: Report Issue History: Issue # Date Pages ( Revision Description (if applicable) Original 07/24/2008 3 NA Revisionl 11/09/2011 3 Revised to exclude reference to Florida Building Code 2007. Reissued. END OF REPORT WRMI-008-02-02 PRI-CMT Accreditations: IAS TL-189; Miami -Dade 11-0429.05• Florida TST5878• Los Angeles TA24819• CRRC The test results, opinions, or interpretations are based on the material supplied by the client. This report is for the exclusive use of stated client. No reproduction or facsimile in any form can be made without the client's permission, This report shall not be reproduced except in full without the written approval of this laboratory. PRI Construction Materials Technologies LLC assumes no responsibility nor makes a performance or warranty statement for this material or products and processes containing this material in connection with this report. PRI Construction Materials Technologies LLC 6408 Badger Drive Tampa, FL 33610 Tel: 813-621-5777 Fax; 813-621-5840 e-mail: materialstesting@pricmt.com WebSite: http://www.pricmt.com WARRIORe ROOFING MANUFACTURING P. 0. BOX 40185 ♦ TUSCALOOSA, AL 35404 • PHONE (205) 553-1734 a FAX (205) 553-1755 t 193 LEROY ANDERSON ROAD • MONROE. GA 3W5 • PHONE (770) 207-0695 • FAX (770) 207-0775 t8 $23 DEVELOPMENT AVENUE + CHAMBERSBURG, PA 17201 + PHONE (717) 709.0323 ♦ FAX (717) 709-=T Roofing Felt Installation Recommendations Be aware that roofing felt should not be walked upon prior to fastening into position. Proper safety equipment is recommended for all installations. Also, the roof decking should be clear of debris and moisture prior to installation of the roofing felt. Roofing felt should be installed from the bottom of the roof in horizontal layers to increase the water shedding ability of the felt. The initial layer of felt should be installed to cover the bottom edge of the decking, from edge to edge. Overhang is not required. Anchor the top corner of the felt after it has been properly positioned and roll the felt out across the roof. Pay careful attention to roll the felt out smoothly, avoiding wrinkles as you move across the roof. The top edge of the felt should be fastened no less than every eight inches. The middle and bottom edge should also be fastened no less than every eight inches. Fasteners should be applied no less than every eight inches along the eaves. The next course of felt should also be aligned with the roof edge and should overlap the previous course two inches (sometimes referred to as head lap). In the event you get to the end of a roll prior to getting to the opposite edge of the roof, begin a new roll with a four inch overlap over the end of the prior roll (sometimes referred to as end lap). The same fastening pattern used on the middle and bottom of the initial course should be used for each subsequent course. For the top of each subsequent course, fasten intermittently to hold the top edge in place until the next course is applied. The fasteners in the bottom of the next course will hold the top of the previous course securely. Continue up the roof in this manner. Be sure to firmly fasten the top of the final course if it terminates at the top edge of the roof. Otherwise, overlap the felt over the ridge and secure then begin at the bottom of the other side of the ridge and repeat the process. In valleys, lay a vertical section of roofing felt the length of the valley prior to the installation of the horizontal runs of roofing felt. If you use more than one section of roofing felt in a valley, be certain to start at the b( length a minimum of two inches as you move up shedding. In the event some wrinkles are created while fastening down a course of felt, slice the wrinkles and fasten them flat to the deck. Then seal the cuts with waterproofing cement. Installation of the primary roof covering (ex. Shingles) is recommended immediately after felt installation. NOTE: LOCAL BUILDING CODES MAY REQUIRE A DIFFERENT FASTENING PATTERN AND/OR SPECIFIC FASTENER TYPES THAN RECOMMENDED BY THESE INSTRUCTIONS. PLEASE CONTACT YOUR LOCAL BUILDING CODE ADMINISTRATOR FOR THE EXISTENCE OF REGIONALLY SPECIFIC FASTENING REQUIREMENTS.