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GARCIA,ALBERTO
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5125 18TH ST
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� ��� ��c� <br /> 5.11 UnderRoof 2 Tile Underlayment: <br /> 5.11.1 UnderRoof 2 Tile Underlayment shall not be left exposed for longer than 180-days after <br /> installation. <br /> 5.11 2 UnderRoof 2 Tile Underlayment is not for use under metal roofs <br /> 5.12 WeatherWatchO: <br /> 5.12 1 WeatherWatch shall not be left exposed for longer than 30-days after instailation. <br /> 5 12.2 WeatherWatch� may be installed as a secondary water barrier using rrrinimum 4-inch wide <br /> rolls to seal plywood deck joints prior to installation of the primary underlayment system <br /> 5.13 Deck-Armor"" Premium Breathable Roof Deck Protection: <br /> 5.13 1 Deck-ArmorT"' shall not be left exposed for longer than 30-days after installation. <br /> 6. INSTALLATION: <br /> 6.7. GAF-ELK Roof Underlayments shall be installed in accordance with GAF-ELK published <br /> installation requirements subject to the Limitations set forth in Section 5 herein and the <br /> specifics noted below <br /> 6.2 All metal surfaces shall be primed with LeakBusterT"' Matrix'"' 307 Premium Asphalt Primer or <br /> alternate GAF-ELK accepted ASTM D41 primer prior to application of self-adhering membranes <br /> 6.3 Liberty SBS Base/Ply Sheet: <br /> 6.3.1 Liberty'"' SBS Base shall be installed in compliance with the requirements for ASTM D1970 <br /> underlayment in FBC Sections 1507 for the type of prepared roof covering to be installed <br /> 6 3 2 For tile roof installations governed by the FRSA/TRI 07320/8-05 Install�jtion Manual, Fourth <br /> Edition, use is limited to: <br /> � System 1, Option 5 or 6, Section 3 02E or F <br /> :- System 2, Option 4 or 5, Section 3.02D or E <br /> 6.3 3 For direct-bond to deck applications, plywood shall be primed with LeakE�usterT"' MatrixT'" 307 <br /> Premium Asphalt Primer or alternate GAF-ELK accepted ASTM D41 primer at Yz to 3 /a gallon per <br /> 100 square. <br /> 6.3.4 The minimum and maximum roof slopes are '/z.12 and 6 12, respectively. Back-nailing is <br /> required when slope is 1.12 or greater. Back-nailing shall consist of minimum 1-inch square or <br /> round cap nails spaced 18" o c. within 3-inch side laps. <br /> 6 3 5 Prior to removal of release film, align sheets properly starting at the low-point of the roof <br /> (eave) with the selvage edge upslope and for minimum 2-inch overhang at eaves and rakes <br /> Roll out sheet and allow to 'relax' for min 30 minutes. Remove the lower piece of release film <br /> and bond to substrate and fold the overhanging 2-inch over the eave ar�d nail into place 12" <br /> o c. Remove the top piece of release film and bond to substrate. Install primed drip edge and <br /> fasten to meet FBC Chapter 16 wind load requirements Install 1/8-inch troweling of <br /> LeakBuster'"" Matrix�"' 201 Premium SBS Flashing Cement over drip edge. <br /> 6 3 6 Continue upslope in a similar manner, maintaining minimum 3-inch side-laps and minimum 6- <br /> inch end-laps Ensure all end laps are staggered at least 18-inch apart. <br /> 6 3 7 Use a weighted lawn or linoleum roller to ensure complete adhesion to t:he substrate Use a <br /> hand roller to firmly bond side and end laps <br /> Exterior Research and Design, LLC. Evaluation Report 01506.04.08 <br /> Certificate of Authorization #9503 FL10626 <br /> Date of Issuance: 04/25/2008 <br /> Page 4 of 9 <br />
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