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Ft. Pierce, FL 34982
Phone: (772) 462-1553 Fax: (772) 462-2522
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Date: 07 August 2007
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William J. Edixon, P.E.
3330 31S` Ave S.W.
Naples, Florida 34117
(239-777-6919)
July 5, 2007
,St. Lucie County Building Department
2300 Virginia Ave
Ft. Pierce, Florida 34982
Code Compliance
Attn: Mr. John Moriarty
Permit # 0704-0409
I, William J. Edixon, a Florida Registered & Licensed Engineer # 15229 ,
hereby certify that the roof sheathing attachments meets or exceeds the 2004
Florida Building Code (with the 2006 supplements) requirements. Also, I
certify that the garage door fill in meets or exceeds the 2004 Florida
Building Code ( with the 2006 supplements). All work that has been listed
complies with the 2004 Florida Residential Building Code, with the 2006
supplements.
iamI.�Edixon, P.E.
:eg. Engineer # 15229
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Screen Tight Fast Facts
WHAT LENGTHS ARE SCREEN TIGHT CAPS AVAILABLE IN?
8 foot lengths are standard- 12' 1 112' caps and 10' 3 1/7' caps can be special ordered.
WHAT COLORS ARE SCREEN TIGHT CAPS AVAILABLE IN?
Screen Tight screens are available in White, Grey, Beige and Brown.
WHERE CAN I PURCHASE THE SCREEN TIGHT SCREEN PORCH SCREENING SYSTEM?
Hundreds of lumber yards and home centers across the country stock Screen Tight.
Stores affiliated with Ace, Servistar, True Value, Do it Best, BMA, and LMC have the
product in stock or available. Large chain stores such as Lowes, Home Depot, Carter
Lumber, National Home Center and others stock Screen Tight.
WHY IS SCREEN TIGHT EASIER TO INSTALL OR REPAIR?
Screen Tight uses the spline method of screening which every window manufacturer in
the country uses. The screen is rolled into place with spline and a screen roller which is
easier than staples and wood lattice.
DO YOU HAVE TO MITER THE BASE AND CAP?
No. Everything is straight cut. No miters.
WHAT TOOLS ARE NECESSARY?
A screen roller for rolling screen and spline, mallet for snapping the cap into place, a utility
knife, standard snips or chop saw for cutting and a drill gun for attaching the base,
IF I CANT FIND SCREEN TIGHT LOCALLY, WHAT CAN I DO?
Give us a tail at 1.800-768-7325 or request tree. htefature.. We do sell direct where Screen
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Porch Screening System FAQS
1) WHAT IS SCREEN TIGHT?
Screen Tight is a revolutionary ,r._urch spr2rinastem designed to eliminate the old
cumbersome method of staples, nails, wooden lattice and paint. It provides the
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maintenance -free qualities of vinyl with the proven method of spline screening that adapts
to wooden frame porches.
2) WHAT TYPE CUSTOMER WOULD USE SCREEN TIGHT?
Screen Tight is designed for both Do-it-YOUrselfers and professional installers. It can be
used on both remodeling jobs and new construction.
3) WHAT TYPE SCREEN WORKS BEST IN THE SCREEN TIGHT SYSTEM?
Fiberglass screen (including Sunscreen) works best in the Screen Tight System.
Aluminum screen wire will work too.
d) WHAT SPLINE SIZE SHOULD BE USED IN THE SCREEN TIGHT SYSTEM?
Recommended spline sizes are:
For Fiberglass screen .175' or 11f64" diameter spline
For Aluminum screen .16(Y' diameter spline
7) WILL SCREEN TIGHT SURVIVE THE ELEMENTS?
Yes. Screen Tight is made of an outdoor grade vinyl similar to that used on vinyl clad
windows.
8) IS THE SCREEN TIGHT SYSTEM EXPENSIVE?
No. VUnen you add all the cost associated with the old method (wooden molding, paint,
staples, nails, replacement cost) and compare @ to the one-time cost of the Screen Tight
System, it becomes obvious that Screen Tight is the better investment. Everything you
need to screen your porch usually costs approximately $1.00 per square foot of opening.
This would include fiberglass screen, spline, all Screen Tight components and screws.
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Screen Door FAQs
1) What Is So Special About A New Screen Door?
Well, there realty have been no improvements or innovations to the classic American
screen door. The method of construction and the material (usually wood) have basically
always been the same. As prime wood has become scarcer the overall quality of screen
doors in America has actually decreased. There are certainly some well made wood
screen doors available, but the average screen door is constructed with fingerjointed wood
strips that are a byproduct of another operation.
2) Exactly What Is Screen Tight's New Door Made Of?
The new door is composed of expanded closed cell vinyl profiles extruded at Screen
Tiight's plant in Georgetown, SC. Screen Tight has developed a proprietary process that
results in an extremely durable and workable product. The components are assembled via
dowel & glue construction. In summary, Screen Tight produced a Better Board which
builds a better screen door.
3) Why Would A Consumer Want A New Type Of Screen Door?
Anyone who has lived with a typical screen door for any length of time would not ask this
question because they have battled torn screens, difficult t'epiacement and repair of
screen, sagging, nightmarish painting, rot, and swelling wood components that at times
make the door difficult to open and close.
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Easy Installation Steps Paws para una fbcil instalacibn
1. Cut base to fit over wood
framing. Base strips are typically
butted together, and do not require
mitering or notching. Use anvil
type pruning shears, sheet metal
shears, hacksaw or chopsaw to cut
base and cap.
2. Attach base strip to wood
framing with 1" wood or sheet rock
screws. Make sure to put a screw in
each slot. Fasteners should be snug,
but not so tight that the base strip
bends. Put a screw no more than 2"
from the end of each base strip.
Leave 1/8" to gap where base
strips intersect each other. Do not
leave base strips exposed in direct
sunlight.
1. Corte Is base para que se ajuste
a la estructura de madera. Las tiras
base generalmente se empalman
juntas y no requieren ning6n torte a
inglete ni entallado. Use tijeras de
podar tipo yunque, tijeras para cortar
piezas de metal, una sierra de mano
para metales o una sierra troceadora
para cortar Is base y la tapa.
2. Ajuste la tira base a la estructura de
madera con tornillos para madera o
tablarroca de 25 mm (1 "). Asegurese
de colocar un tornillo en cada ranura.
Los sujetadores deben estar cenidos,
pero no tan ajustados como para qua Is
tire base se doble. Coloque un tornillo
a no mas de 51 mm (2") del extremo
de cada tira. Deje un espacto de 3.2 mm
a 6.3 mm (1/8" a 1/4") en Is intersecci6n
de las bras base. No exponga las tiras
base a la luz solar directa.
3. Roll screen into base strip with
3. Enrolle la malla dentro de Is tire base
spline and screening tool. Start by
con el caladory la herramienta para
rolling the screen into the top
colocar mallas. Comience enrollando Is
horizontal. After the top is rolled in,
malla dentro del horizontal superior.
then roll the two sides and the
Luego de enrollar Is parte superior,
bottom. A screening tool with a
enrolls los dos Was y la parts inferior.
Una herramienta para colocar mallas con
plastic wheel works best.
P
una rueda plastica funciona major.
Remember to trim all excess screen
Recuerde mcortar el exceso de malla
with razor knife before snapping the
con el cuchilio navaja antes de colocar
cap onto the base.
Is tapa sabre la base.
4. The cap snaps onto the base
4. La tapa se coloca en Is tira base y
strip and serves as the trim piece.
sirve como Is plaza de reborde. La tapa
Force from a mallet, hand or small
se colocar6 an su lugar can el golpe de
block of wood will snap the cap into
un mazo, la mano o un pequeflo bloque
place. Always attach cap from one
de madera. Coloque siempre Is tapa de
un extremo al otro. Para.retirar la tapa,
end to the other. To remove cap,
comience en un extremo y con un
start at one end and using a
destormllador levante suavemente Is
screwdriver gently pry the cap from
tap@ de Is base. Una vez levantada Is
the base. After getting cap started,
tapa, se puede retirar facilmente con
it is easily removed by hand.
la mano.
Materials and Tools I+latea-lales y hervarnlentas
Needed for Installation eaece�arlas Palm la Instalacilbaa
7. Calador para malla 2. Base y tape
1. Screen Spline Screen Tight 3. Mazo 4. Tijeras de podar
5. Herramienta para colocar mallas
2. Screen Tight' Base & Cap 6. Destornillador
3. Mallet
4. Pruning Shears
5. Screening Tool
6. Screwdriver
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W.R. Grace
62 whitemore ave
cambridge, MA 02140
(617)498-4517
leon.bablouzian@grace.com
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Roofing
Underldyments
Test Report
PRI Asphalt Technologies, Inc.
Underwriters Laboratories Inc.
PRI Asphalt Technologies, Inc.
Standard
ASTM D 1970-01
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2001
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298.1
Grace Ice & Water
Self Adhering Roofing Underlayment
Shield@
Limits of Use (See Other)
Installation Instructions
Approved for use in HVHZ:
PTID 298_R3_I GIWS_Applcation Instructions=
Approved for use outside HVHZ:
2004 FBC App or vaLpdf
Impact Resistant:
Verified By:
Design Pressure: +/-
Test Reports
Other: Conditions of use: Grace Ice &
PTID 298 R_S T Grace IWS=2004 FBC
Water Shield is used as an underlayment for
Approval - PRI Statement of Independence odf
PTID_298_R1. T Grace I_WS=D1970..pdf
sloped roofs to resist water penetration due to
water back-up behind ice dams or wind -driven
rain. Grace Ice & Water Shield also
offers leak protection in trouble prone spots like
valleys, skylights, protrusions and other flashing
areas. Grace Ice & Water Shield may
be used under all standard sloped roof coverings
including asphalt shingles, slate, clay and
concrete tiles, metal roof and wood shingle and
shakes. Grace Ice & Water Shield is NOT
intended for use in HVHZ. Install Grace Ice
& Water Shield directly on a clean, dry,
continuous structural deck. Some suitable deck
materials include plywood, wood composition,
wood plank, metal, concrete, or gypsum
sheathing. Remove dust, dirt, loose nails, and old
roofing materials. Protrusions from the deck area
must be removed. Decks shall have no voids,
damaged, or unsupported areas. Repair deck
areas before installing the membrane. Prime
concrete, masonry surfaces and DensGlass
Gold@ with Perm -A -Barrier@ WB Primer. Prime
wood composition and gypsum sheathing with
Perm-ABarrier WB Primer if adhesion is found to
be marginal (refer to Technical Letter 12).
Consistent with good roofing practice, Install the
membrane such that all laps shed water. Always
work from the low point to the high paint of the
roof. Apply the membrane in valleys before the
membrane is applied to the eaves. Following
placement along the eaves, continue application
of the membrane up the roof. Limitations: • Do
not leave permanently exposed to sunlight. Cover
within 30 days. • Do not fold over the roof edge
unless the edge is protected by a drip edge,
gutter or other flashing material. • Do not install
on the chamfered edges of wood plank. • Do not
install directly on old roof coverings. • Check with
the manufacturer of the metal roofing system for
any special requirements when used under metal
roofing. • Provide proper roof Insulation and
ventilation to minimize condensation. Grace Ice
& Water Shield is an air and vapor
rrier. a Repair holes, fishmouths, tears, and
mage to membrane with a round patch of
Imbrane extending past the damaged area 150
n (6 in.) in all directions. If fasteners are
noved leaving holes in the membrane, it must
patched. The membrane may not self -seal
an fastener penetrations. a Do not install
teners through the membrane over
supported areas of the structural deck, such as
ar the joints between adjacent structural
nels. a Due to its slight asphaltic odor, do not
ply where the membrane is exposed to interior
ng space. Refer to product literature for more
replete information. a Not compatible with
DM; use Grace Ultra for tie-ins (refer to
-hnical Letter 5). a Not compatible with
lysulfides, flexible PVC, or high concentrations
resin (pitch). For more information, refer to
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Product Description
Grace Ice At Water Shield' is a premier membrane
composed of two waterproofing materials —an
aggressive rubberized asphalt adhesive backed by
a laver of high density cross laminated polyethyl-
ene. The rubberized asphalt surface is backed writh
a foldless release paper that protects its adhesive
quality. Dining application, the release paper is
easily removed, allowing the rubberized asphalt to
bond tightly to the roof dcck. In addition, embed-
ded in the membrane is a split release on demand
feature called Ripcord`,
The membranee is supplied in two roll sines.
See the Product Data chart for product information.
Membrane strips are also available in 15 ft (22.9 in)
long rolls at widths of 6 in. (150 mm), 9 in.
(225 ram), 12 in. (300 mm) and 18 in. (450 mm).
Futures & Benefits
Easy to handle and apply —The self-adhesive
membrane bonds firmly to the roof deck without
heat or special adhesives.
Ripcord is a unique, patented feature that makes
Grace Ice & Water Shield easier to apply by
giving the applicator a split release on demand
Faster application of the membrane in the straight-
aways, as well as ease ofinembrane positioningin
detailed areas (valleys, around dormers, etc.), are
just some ofthe benefits.
Foldless release paper —The foldless release
paper provides multiple performance enhance-
ments: fewer edge catches; 180' pull -back, case of
membrane cutting (single cuts) and membrane
positioning, quicker "one -than installs" resulting
in an easier, more productive release.
Seats around nails —The rubberized asphalt layer
in Grace -Ice & Water Shield seals around roofing
nails, resisting leakage caused by water back-up
behind ice dains, or from wind -driven rain.
Dual barrier protection —Rubberized asphalt
and polyethylene are combined to form two water-
proofing barriers providing maximum protection.
Membrane will not crack, dry out or rot —
Grace Ice & Water Shield resists attacks from
fingus and bacteria; maintains its integrity for
long lasting protection.
Protects under all standard sloped roof
coverings --Grace Ice & Water Shield protects
under slate, tile, cedar shakes or metal, as well as
under conventional asphalt shingles.
Slip resistant surface —Grace Ice & Water.Shield
has a slip resistant embossed surface to maximize
traction and safety for applicators.
Proven track record --Grace Ice & Water Shield
is the name brand in roofing underlayments with a
30-year track record of protecting roofs from ice
dams and wind -driven rain.
Reroofable—Unlike some granular surfaced
membranes, Grace Ice &- Water Shield will not
adhere to the underside of the exposed roof cover-
ing. Chace Ice & Water Shield can be applied over
the old Grace underlay ment (except over Grace
Bask') in retrofit applications, malting reroofing
easier, less costly (since there is no need for
removing the existing underlayment), more
durable and environmentally friendly (as the
stmcmra I deck remains intact avoiding the need to
purchase additional wood decking).
Grace technical support --Grace Ice & Water
Shield is backed by a team of local technical
support personnel that help ensure every applica-
tion goes smootidy.
Guidelines for Use
Grace Ice & Water Shield is used as an underlay-
ment for sloped roofs to resist water penetration
due to water back -tip behind ice dams or wind -
driven rain. Grace Ice & Water Shield also offers
leak protection in trouble prone spots like valleys,
skylights, protrusions and other flashing areas.
Ice Dams
Grace ice & Water Shield should be used in conjunction
With designs which minimize ice dam fomtation. In cold
climates, it is particularly important to provide proper insu-
lation and ventilation to reduce the size of ice dams and to
avoid interior condensation. Cathedral ceilings must include
ventilation between rafters to allow for air flow to'a ridge
vent. Well ventilated cold roof designs are particularly
important in alpine regions to reduce the size of ice dams
which could contribute to structural damage.
Several variables will influence the height of ice darns and
the membrane coverage required.
1. Climate —The annual snow fall will affect the amount of
membrane needed.
2. Slope --On a low slope, ice dams will extend farther
inward from the roof edge.
3.Overhan;--A wide overhang will require more
membrane to reach the appropriate point on the roof.
4.Insulation and ventilation —A very well insulated
building with a cold, well ventilated attic will have
smaller ice dams.
5. Valleys —Any valleys formed by projections such as
dormers or roof direction changes are likely to trap more
snow and cause larger ice dams.
6. Exposure —A northern exposure or shaded areas will
generally contribute to larger ice dams. While gutters may
make it easier for an ice darn to start, large darns can
occur on roofs w7th no gutters.
Removing snow from a roof edge or installing heat cables
may not prevent ice dam formation, but may shift the
location of the ice dam. Under certain conditions, a dam
can form at the edge of the remaining snow.
Local building codes should be consulted for specific
requirements.
Use Grace ice & Water Shield on all of these
critical areas
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Surface Preparation
Install Grace Ice & Water Shield directly on a cleats, dry,
continuous structural deck. Some suitable deck materials
include plywood, wood composition, wood plank, metal,
concrete, or gypsum sheathing. Remove dust, dirt, loose
nails, and old roofing materials. Protrusions from the deck
area must be removed. Decks shall have no voids, damaged,
or unsupported areas. Wood planks should be closely butted
together. Repair deck areas before installing the membrane.
Prime concrete, masonry surfaces and DensGlass Gold°
With Penn -A -Barriers' WB Primer. Prime wood composition
and gypsum sheathing wits Perm -A -Battier WB Printer if
adhesion is found to be marginal (refer to Technical Letter
12, Use on Oriented Strand Board (OSB) Roof Sheathing).
Apply Perm A -Barrier WB Primer at a rate of 250-350 ftr/gal
(6--8 mt/L). Priming is not required for other suitable
surfaces provided that they are clean and dry.
Membrane Installation
Apply Grace Ice & Water Shield in fair weather when the
air, roof deck, and membrane are at temperatures of 40OF
(5eC) or higher. Apply roof covering material at tempera-
tures of 40°F (5eC) or higher,
Cut the membrane into 10-15 R (3--5 m) lengths and reroll
loosely. Peel back 1 ft (300-600 mm) of release liner,
align the membrane, and continue to peel the release liner
from the membrane. Press the membrane in place with
heavy hand pressure. Side laps must be a minimum of 3.5 in.
(90 ram) and end laps a minimum of 6 in. (150 mm). For
valley and ridge application, peel the release liner, center the
sheet over the valley or ridge, drape, and press it in place.
Work from the center of the valley or ridge outward in each
direction and start at the low point and work up the roof.
Altematively, starting with a full roll of membrane, unroll a
3--6 ft (1-2 m) piece of membrane leaving Ilse release liner
in place. Align the membrane and roll in the intended direc-
tion of membrane application. Carefully cut the release liner
on top of the roll in the cross direction being careful not to
cut the membrane. Peel back about 6 in. (150 mm) of the
release liner in the opposite direction of the intended
membrane application exposing the black adhesive. Hold
the release liner wdth one hand and pull the roll along the
deck with the release liner, leaving the applied membrane
behind. Use the other hand to apply pressure on the top of
the roll. Stop frequently to press the membrane in place with
heavy hand pressure. When finished with the roll go back to
the beginning, reroll and pull the remaining release paper
from the material, finishing the installation.
For successive membrane courses, align the edge of the
release liner with the dashed line provided on the surface of
the membrane to achieve the 3.5 in. (90 mm) side lap.
Consistent with good roofing practice, install the membrane
such that all laps shed water. Always work from the low
point to the high point of the roof. Apply the membrane in
valleys before the membrane is applied to the eaves. .
Following placement along the eaves, continue application
of the membrane up the roof. The membrane may be
installed either vertically or horizontally.
Use smooth shank, clectro-plated ga lvauized nails for
fastening shingles to get the best seal. Hand nailing gener-
ally provides a better seal Then power -activated nailing.
If nailing of the membrane is necessary on steep slopes
during hot or extreme cold weather. backnaii and cover the
nails by overlapping with the next shoat
Extend the membrane on the roof deck above the highest
expected level of water back-up from ice dams and above
the highest expected level of snow and ice on the wall
sheathing on vertical side wails (dormers) and vertical front
walls for ice dam protection. Consider a double layer of
membrane in critical areas, such as along the eaves or in
valleys and in climates where severe ice dams are antici-
pated. Apply the membrane to the entire roof deck for
wind -driven min protection. Apply a new layer of Grace Ice
& Water Shield directly over the old Grace underlayment in
retrofit applications following the standard membrane
application procedure.
Precautions & Limitations
• Slippery when wet or covered by frost.
• Consistent with good roofing practice, always wear fall
protection when working on a roof deck
• Release liners are slippery. Remove from work area
immediately after membrane application.
• Do not leave pennanemly exposed to sunlight.
Cover within 30 days. •
• Place metal drip edges or wood starter shingles over the
membrane.
• Do not fold over the roof edge unless the edge is
protected by a drip edge, gutter or other flashing material.
• Do not install on the chamfered edges of wood plank.
• Do not install directly on old roof coverings.
• Certain product applications are prohibited in hot desert
areas in the southwestern United States. Check with your
Grace Construction Products representative.
• Check with the manufacturer of the metal roofing system
for any special requirements when used under metal
roofing. Do not install directly under roof coverings espe-
cially sensitive to corrosion, such as zinc, gdthout
providing proper ventilation.
• Do not install under copper, Cor-Ten, or zinc metal
rooting in high altitudes. These roofs can reach extremely
high temperatures due to the low reflectivity, high absorp-
tion, and high conductivity of the metals. Use Grace Ultra
for these roof types. Check with your Grace Construction
Products representative.
• Provide proper roof insulation and ventilation to help
reduce ice dams and to minimize condensation. Grace Ice
& Water Shield is an air and vapor barrier.
Ice Dams
Wind -Driven Rain
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snax over the healed
portion of the h;usa
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a Ponces at the cold
eave. and an Ice dam
beghis to torn
pneoinfing drainage.
Sloped rots are not
waterproof "they
pi0tert shuotunta ty
shedding min water.
• Repair holes, fishmouths, tears, and damage to membrane
with a round patch of membrane extending past the
damaged area 6 lot. (150 mm) in all directions. If fasteners
are removed leaving holes in the membrane, they must be
patched. The membrane may not self -seal open fastener
penetrations.
• Do not install fasteners through the membrane over
unsupported areas of the structural deck, such as over the
joints between adjacent structural panels.
• Due to its slight asphaltic odor, do not apply where the
membrane is exposed to interior living space. Refer to
product literature for more complete information.
• Not compatible with EPDM or TPO; use Grace Ultra for
tie-ins (refer to Technical Letter 5, Chemical Compatibilih).
• Not compatible with polysulfides, flexible PVC, or high
concentrations of resin (pitch). For more information,
refer to Technical Letter 5.
Code Compliance
Grace Ice & Water Shield meets the following standards:
• Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Class A fire classification
under fiber -glass shingles and Class C under organic felt
shingles (per ASTM E108/UL 790)
• Underwriters Laboratories Inc. Classified Sheathing
lvlaterial Fire Resistance Classification with Roof
Designs: P225, P227, P230, P237,11259, P508, P510,
P512, P514, P701, P711, P717, P722, P723, P732, P734,
P736, P742, P803, P814, P818, P824
• International Conference of Building Officials (ICBO-ES)
Report No. 3997
• Southern Building Code Congress International (SBCCI
PST & ESI) Report No. 94133C
• Building Officials and Code Administrators (BOLA -ES)
Evaluation Report No. 94-33
• Miami -Dade County Code Report NOA 02-113.02
• Canadian Construction Materials Centre (CCMC) 12693-R
• U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
(HUD) Materials Release 1056f
• City of Los Angeles RR25330
• Florida State Approval Report No. FL298-RI
As tho ice dam glows.
water is Kappcd
behind It and backs
up under ;ie shIngies
Eyentually it reaches
iha root deck and
loalcs through, damag-
ing tho inWrml of the
struchtr9.
Storm driven winds
can cause sloped roof
coveringsto lift. Rain
can then be easily
driven under the roof
covering dirocay to the
unprotected roof dick
whereit cause leaks
and damage to the
interior of the structure,
Greco a» & water
Shield resists this
leakage bwause of
the seal around the
fastener,, ability to
make watertight laps,
and tho membrane's
bond to the deck
Grace Ice & water
Shield applied
boneath [ha sloped
roof cmering helps
prevantwind- dVen
min front entering the
structure.
Product Data
'R011,'length
Z5:ftj229rsi),?
a6ft{11;0.`jn)
Roil iyidth
36,In, {91A;mnt)
36 in. {914 ram)
Rollslza
225 ft; {20.9 iii2j
106 ftz {iO.4 m2) _ .
Packaging..Gortugafed
cartons
Comlartons
gated c
Rolluralght..61;4
Ro'Is perpatlet ?:
itis (27 9:kg)
. 35 C
316. {15 3 kg)
25
Performance Properties
Water -Shedding
Grace Underiayments Product Selection Matrix Waterproofing Membranes Membrane
Note: When interpreting the above chart, consider that all Grace self -adhered underiayments, including Grace Ice & Water
Shield, Grace Ultra, Grace Select and Grace Basik, are Waterproofing membranes, while Grace Tri-Flex 30 provides a
premium water -shedding roof protection.
For application on wood substrates only
White color only
White color is recommended
® Best Q Good Not Recommended
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suggestions in confunclion with our conditions of sale, which apply to all goods supplied by us. No statement, recommendation or suggestion is
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Report for:
Attention:
ASPHALT
TECHNOLOGIES
;C�1�"f`t�t�Q►tE QE �ENALYSIS ,:'.:
Grace Construction Products Date: October6,2005
62 Whittemore Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
Peter DIGiovanni
Product Name: Ice and Water Shield
Manufacturer: Grace Construction Products
Date Received: September 19, 2005
Source: Grace Construction Products
PRI Project No.: WRG-017-02-01
Subject: The purpose of this project wasto test W.R. Grace, Ice and WaterShieldforcompliancewith
the requirements of ASTM D 1970-01, Standard Specification for SeH-Adhennig Polymer
Modrfied Bituminous Sheet Materials Used as Steep Roofing Underlayment for lce Dam
Protection.
Test Methods: The test methods used included those found in ASTM 1970: Standard Speci(rca6on for Seff-
Adhering Polymer Modified Bituminous Sheet Materials Used as Steep Roofing Undedayment
forice Dam Protection or referenced in ASTM D 1970 including: ASTM D 228: Test Methods
for Asphalt Roll Roofing, Cap Sheets, and Shingles, ASTM D 903: Test Method for Peel or
Stopping Strength of Adhesive Bonds, ASTM D 1204: Test Method for linear Dimensional
Changes of Nonrigid Thermoplastic Sheeting or Film at Elevated Temperature , ASTM D
2523: Practice for Testing LoadfStrain Properties of Rooting Membranes, ASTM D 4073: Test
Method for Tensile -Tear Strength of Bituminous Roofing Membranes, ASTM D 5147: Test
Methods for Sampling and Testing Modified Bituminous Sheet Material, ASTM E 96: Test
Methods for Water Vapor Transmission of Materials and ASTM D 4521: Test Method for
Coefficientof Static Friction of Corrugated and Solid Fiberboard.
Product A full factory labeled roll was supplied by Grace Construction Products on September 19,
Sampling: 2005 for testing.
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Laboratory Test Report for Ice and Water Shield
October 6, 2005
WRG-017-02Of
Page 2 of 3
Results of Testing:
Propertyt
Thickness, mils
Method
D 5147
'43 ............::..:.:.....
Maidmum load @ 73.4 ± 3.6°F, IbFln
D 2523
Longitudinal
27.9
Transverse
25.0
;A114C%ii'•,''rs
Elongation at break @ 73.4 ± 3.60F, %
D 2523
Longitudinal
134
?.. g.
Transverse
214
Adhesion to plywood @ 75 ± 2°F, Ibf/ft
D 903/D 1970
34.2
Adhesion to plywood @ 40±20F, lbf/ft
D 903/D 1970
5.5
Thermal Stability, in.
D 1204/1) 1970
0.0
Flebbility Temperature, OF
D 1970
Pass
;,Djasg
Waterproof integrity after low temperature fleldbility
D 1970
Pass
Tear Resistance, lbf
D 4073/D 1970
Longitudinal
42.4
Transverse
37.7
Moisture Vapor Permeance, U.S. Perms
E 96
0.01
Sealabilfry around nail
D 1970
Pass
Waterproof integrity of lap seam
D 1970
Pass
;<:; iP..;s `.;?;;`
Slip Resistance
D 4521 D 1970/
Pass
52 Unrolling@ 40°F and 140°F
D 1970
Pass
s?cia
Statement of Compliance:
The product tested complies with all of the requirements of ASTM D 1970-01, Standard Specificaffon forSelf-
Adhering Polymer Modified Bituminous Sheet Materials Used as Steep Roofing Underlayment for Ice Dam
Protection. By complying with the requirements of ASTM D 1970-01 this product also complies with the
requirements of the Florida Building Code 2004, Sections: 1507.2.4, 1507.3.3, 1507.5.3, and 1507.6.3.
Signed:
ran . Gravely
Laboratory Technician
Date: O
Signed: 0 ` ;
Donald C ortfolio
Vice - Rfesident
Date: /Z/JZ-v /
Signed:
Charles L. Thomas
Florida Registered Professional Engineer
P. E. Nu9Tber, 29439
Date:
The test results, opinions, or interpretations are based on the material supplied by the talent. This report Is for the exclusive use of stated
client. No reproduction orfacsimile in any form can be made withoutthe clients permission. This report shall not be reproduced exceptinfu8
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statement for this material or products and processes containing this material in connection with this report
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Laboratory Test Report for Ice and Water Shield
October 6, 2005
WRG-W7-02-01
Page 3 of 3
Data Sheet
ASTM D 1970
Project: WRG-017-02-01
WR: 20050805
W.R. Grace, Ice and Water Shield specimen
1
1 2
3
1 4
5
A.
SD 95%Ci
R.
As Received
Table 1
Thickness, in
D 6147
0.043
0.043
0.043
0.043
0.043
0.043
0.0
CNUMI
0.04
Tensile a 73•F Ibtrin
05147
MD
26A
27.1
28.5
28.8
28.4
27.9
1.0
0.9
25
CMD
24.8
23.4
23.0
252
24.1
25.0
0.9
0.8
25
Elongation @ 73-F %
D6147
MD
136.3
135.7
129.9
1265
139.7
133.E
5.3
4.6
10
CIAO
218.3
209.9
186.0
249.5
205.4
213.8
23.2
20.3
10
Tear Strim 73'F IbF
D4073
MD
40.3
41.2
40.2
46.0
442
42.4
2.6
2.2
20
CMD
362
369
38.8
40.5
36.0
37.7
19
1.7
20
Low Temp. Flex -20'F
D 6147
MD
Pass
Pass
pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
CMD
pass
Pass
pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
pass
Moisture Vapor Penniance
E 96
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.01
0.10
Water absorption, %
D19M
0.04
0.06
0.08
0.05
0.08
0.06
0.02
0.02
0.10
Thermal stability 158 1n.
D1970
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
pass
0.0
0.1
SeIrSealab
D 1970
Pass
Pass
Pass
Pass
Wet roof IM of b
D 1970
Pass
Pass
Pass
pass
Wat roof Ira after LTF
pass
Pass
Pass
IslipResistarroe nGined Plane
D 4521
47.0
53.0
49.0
47.0
49.0
49.0
>No, 30
Adhesion b d 75 F
D 1970
39.8
64.7
31.3
24A
21.3
342
13.5
11.8
12
Adhesion to P 40 F
D 1870
3.8
5,6
5.8
3.5
9.0
5.5
22 1
1.9 1
2
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Signed: Eezee
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Vice President
Date: 6/01 /2005
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Specialty Bullding Materials
W.R. Grace & Co. -Conn.
Grace Ice & Water Shield® 62 Whittemore Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140-1692
Installation Instructions 866-333-3SBM (3726)
w .graceconstruclion.com
Surface Preparation
Install Grace Ice & Water Shield® directly on a clean, dry, continuous structural deck.
Some suitable deck materials include plywood, wood composition, wood plank, metal,
concrete, or gypsum sheathing. For all other substrates, contact your local Grace
representative. Remove dust, dirt, loose nails, and old roofing materials. Protrusions
from the deck area must be removed. Decks shall have no voids, damaged, or
unsupported areas. Repair deck areas before installing the membrane.
Priming
Prime concrete, masonry surfaces and DensGlass Gold® with Perm -A -Barrier® WB
Primer. Prime wood composition and gypsum sheathing with Perm -A -Barrier WB
Primer if adhesion is found to be marginal (refer to Grace Technical Letter #12). Apply
Perm -A -Barrier WB Primer at a rate of 6-8 mZ/L (250-350 ftz/gal). Priming is not required
for other suitable surfaces, such as plywood and some gypsum sheathing, provided
they are clean and dry.
Membrane Installation
Apply Grace Ice & Water Shield only in fair weather when the air, roof deck and
membrane are at temperatures of 50C (40°F) or higher. Apply roof covering material at
temperatures of 50C (40°F) or higher. Cut the membrane into 3-5 m (10-15 ft) lengths
and reroll loosely. Peel back 300-600 mm (1-2 ft) of release liner, align the membrane,
and continue to peel the release liner from the membrane. Press the membrane in place
with heavy hand pressure. Side laps must be a minimum of 90 mm (3.5 in.) and end
laps a minimum of 150 mm (6 in.). For valley and ridge application, peel the release
liner, center the sheet over the valley or ridge, drape, and press it in place. Work from
the center of the valley or ridge outward in each direction and start at the low point and
work up the roof.
Alternatively, starting with a full roll of membrane, unroll a 1-2 m (3-6 ft) piece of
membrane leaving the release liner in place. Align the membrane and 'roll in the
intended direction of membrane application. Carefully cut the release liner on top of the
roll in the cross direction being careful not to cut the membrane. Peel back about 150
mm (6 in.) of the release. liner in the opposite direction of the intended membrane
application, exposing the black adhesive. Hold the release liner with one hand and pull
the roll along the deck with the release liner, leaving the applied membrane behind. Use
the other hand to apply pressure on the top of the roll. Stop frequently to press the
membrane in place with heavy hand pressure. When finished with the roll go back to the
beginning, reroll and pull the remaining release paper from the material, finishing the
installation.
Application Procedures
Consistent with good roofing practice, install Grace Ice & Water Shield such that all laps
shed water. Always work from the low point to the high point of the roof. Apply the
membrane in valleys before the membrane is applied to the eaves. Following placement
along the eaves, continue application of the membrane up the roof. The membrane may
be installed either vertically or horizontally.
Use smooth shank, electroplated galvanized nails for fastening shingles. Hand nailing
generally provides a better seal than power -activated nailing. If nailing of the membrane
is necessary on steep slopes during hot weather, backnail and cover the nails by
overlapping with the next sheet.
Extend the membrane on the roof deck and on vertical surfaces above the highest
expected level of water back-up from ice dams and wind driven rain. Apply the
membrane to the entire roof deck for wind driven rain protection (refer to Grace
Technical Letter #2). Consider a double layer of membrane in critical areas, such as
valleys.
Apply a new layer of Grace underlayment directly over the old Grace underlayment in
retrofit applications following the standard membrane application procedure. Place
metal drip edges or wood starter shingles over the membrane.
For Technical Assistance call 866-333-3SBM (3726).
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Ice & Water Shield, Vywr, I ituthene. Hydroduct, Perm -A -Barrier. Prepmfe and Procor are registered trademarks of W.R. Grace & Co. -Cam., and Bmik is atrademark of
W.R. Grace & Co. -Conn.
the infomm6on here will be
cation, but we do not.
ply to all goods supplied by as No statement, recommendation or suggestion is intended for any use which would infringe any patent or copyright. Grace
Lion Produces, W.R Grace & Co. -Conn, 62 Whinemors Ave., Cambridge, MA 02140. In Careads, W.R. Grace & Co. Canada, Ltd 294 Clements Road West, Alex,
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