СБОРНО-РАЗБОРНОЕ ПОКРЫТИЕ

1. Сборно-разборное покрытие, например, пола для открытых площадок, содержащее состоящие из плит покрытия и размещенных на их нижней поверхности опорных выступов пластмассовые полосы, образующие объемные блоки посредством соединительных связей, расположенных за пределами рабочей площади каждой полосы и взаимодействующих с опорными выступами другой присоединяемой полосы, отличающееся тем, что соединительные связи выполнены в виде трубчатых элементов, закрепленных непосредственно на наружной поверхности одной боковой и одной торцевой гранях каждой полосы с возможностью размещения в этих трубчатых элементах опорных выступов, расположенных соответственно вдоль боковой и торцевой кромок присоединяемой полосы, с прилеганием граней плит соединяемых полос, при этом верхний торец трубчатого элемента расположен в уровне нижней поверхности плиты покрытия, а высота трубчатого элемента соответствует высоте опорных выступов, причем каждый трубчатый элемент связан ребрами жесткости с соседними, расположенными по обе стороны от него опорными выступами, размещенными вдоль боковой грани полосы, и снабжен подкосами, расположенными нормально к боковой грани полосы. 2. Покрытие по п.1, отличающееся тем, что оппозитно каждому трубчатому элементу, закрепленному на боковой и торцевой гранях полосы, размещен выступ на другой боковой и другой торцевой гранях этой же полосы, а форма поперечного сечения выступа соответствует конфигурации отверстия трубчатого элемента. 3. Покрытие по пп.1 - 2, отличающееся тем, что полоса состоит из жестких секций с плитами покрытия в виде решетки с треугольными отверстиями, при этом секции упруго связаны между собой общим опорным выступом, в котором образован вдоль всей длины торцевых кромок открытый паз в форме трапеции, большее основание которой расположено в уровне рабочей площади покрытия. 4. Покрытие по пп.1 - 3, отличающееся тем, что грань полосы может быть расположена по касательной к поверхности отверстия трубчатого элемента, а наружная поверхность ...

ОПОРА КРОВЛИ ЧЕРДАЧНОЙ КРЫШИ РЕКОНСТРУИРУЕМОГО ЗДАНИЯ И МОДУЛЬ ОБЪЕМНЫЙ ОПОРЫ КРОВЛИ ЧЕРДАЧНОЙ КРЫШИ РЕКОНСТРУИРУЕМОГО ЗДАНИЯ

1. Опора кровли чердачной крыши реконструируемого здания, содержащая модули объемные в виде корпусов, скрепленные между собой с образованием боковой стенки чердачной полости, отличающаяся тем, что корпус образован по форме рамы дверного полотна в виде замкнутого каркаса с верхним, нижним и боковыми участками, скрепленными между собой с образованием, по меньшей мере, одной сквозной полости, причем отдельные модули, размещенные друг против друга, дополнительно скреплены между собой фиксаторами, которые установлены в чердачной полости и закреплены между нижними участками, а также между верхними участками каркасов отдельных модулей. 2. Модуль объемный опоры кровли чердачной крыши реконструируемого здания, содержащий корпус, отличающийся тем, что корпус образован по форме рамы дверного полотна в виде замкнутого каркаса с верхним, нижним и боковыми участками, скрепленными между собой с образованием, по меньшей мере, одной сквозной полости. РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) 65 914 (13) U1 (51) МПК E04B 7/00 (2006.01) E04D 12/00 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ, ПАТЕНТАМ И ТОВАРНЫМ ЗНАКАМ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ ПОЛЕЗНОЙ МОДЕЛИ К ПАТЕНТУ (21), (22) Заявка: 2007112963/22 , 09.04.2007 (24) Дата начала отсчета срока действия патента: 09.04.2007 (45) Опубликовано: 27.08.2007 (72) Автор(ы): Максимов Александр Иванович (RU) Адрес для переписки: 140093, Московская обл., г. Дзержинский, а/я 48, ОАО "СПЕЦСТРОЙМАШ" U 1 6 5 9 1 4 R U Ñòðàíèöà: 1 U 1 Формула полезной модели 1. Опора кровли чердачной крыши реконструируемого здания, содержащая модули объемные в виде корпусов, скрепленные между собой с образованием боковой стенки чердачной полости, отличающаяся тем, что корпус образован по форме рамы дверного полотна в виде замкнутого каркаса с верхним, нижним и боковыми участками, скрепленными между собой с образованием, по меньшей мере, одной сквозной полости, причем отдельные модули, размещенные друг против друга, дополнительно скреплены между собой фиксаторами, ...

ОПОРА КРОВЛИ ЧЕРДАЧНОЙ КРЫШИ РЕКОНСТРУИРУЕМОГО ЗДАНИЯ И МОДУЛЬ ОБЪЕМНЫЙ ОПОРЫ КРОВЛИ ЧЕРДАЧНОЙ КРЫШИ РЕКОНСТРУИРУЕМОГО ЗДАНИЯ

1. Опора кровли чердачной крыши реконструируемого здания, содержащая модули объемные в виде корпусов, скрепленные между собой с образованием боковой стенки чердачной полости, отличающаяся тем, что корпус образован передней накладкой, задней накладкой и подставкой, причем подставка образована по форме рамы дверного полотна в виде замкнутого каркаса с верхним, нижним и боковыми участками, скрепленными между собой с образованием, по меньшей мере, одной полости, в которой размещена теплозвукоизоляционная панель, а передняя и задняя накладки размещены напротив друг друга по обе стороны от полости и закреплены к подставке и образуют границу полости, при этом отдельные модули, размещенные друг против друга, дополнительно скреплены между собой фиксаторами, которые установлены в чердачной полости и закреплены между нижними участками, а также между верхними участками каркасов отдельных модулей. 2. Модуль объемный опоры кровли чердачной крыши реконструируемого здания, содержащий корпус, отличающийся тем, что корпус образован передней накладкой, задней накладкой и подставкой, причем подставка образована по форме рамы дверного полотна в виде замкнутого каркаса с верхним, нижним и боковыми участками, скрепленными между собой с образованием, по меньшей мере, одной полости, в которой размещена теплозвукоизоляционная панель, а передняя и задняя накладки размещены напротив друг друга по обе стороны от полости и закреплены к подставке и образуют границу полости. РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) 65 915 (13) U1 (51) МПК E04B 7/00 (2006.01) E04D 12/00 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ, ПАТЕНТАМ И ТОВАРНЫМ ЗНАКАМ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ ПОЛЕЗНОЙ МОДЕЛИ К ПАТЕНТУ (21), (22) Заявка: 2007112961/22 , 09.04.2007 (24) Дата начала отсчета срока действия патента: 09.04.2007 (45) Опубликовано: 27.08.2007 (72) Автор(ы): Максимов Александр Иванович (RU) Адрес для переписки: 140093, Московская обл., г. Дзержинский, а/я 48, ОАО "СПЕЦСТРОЙМАШ" Ñòðàíèöà: 1 U 1 6 5 9 1 5 R U U 1 ...

ROOF BATTEN SYSTEM

A method of the production of a composite roof batten includes forming a substantially rigid low-density lower reinforcing element with cup-shaped depressions defining moisture-passing channels therebetween and providing an upper reinforcing element. The cup-shaped depressions of the lower reinforcing element have introduced therein a low density closed cell foam material and the upper reinforcing element is positioned in overlying relationship to the lower reinforcing element. The foam material is allowed to fill the space defined between the lower reinforcing element and the upper reinforcing element and bond the elements together to form a composite roof batten. 121-. (canceled)22. Apparatus for coupling roofing tiles to a roof structure , comprising:a roof batten constructed of a foam material and having an elongated bar-like shape with a longitudinal axis, a flat top surface and a contoured bottom surface; andthe contoured bottom surface including at least three axially spaced apart lower contact surfaces for contact with the roof structure and at least two transverse channels intermediate the lower contact surfaces, the transverse channels defined by the lower contact surfaces.23. Apparatus according to wherein the foam material is a closed cell foam material.24. Apparatus according to wherein each of the transverse channels is between 1 and 4 inches wide.25. Apparatus as claimed in wherein each of the transverse channels has a height of approximately ½ inch.26. A roof structure comprising:a water-resistant underlayment;a plurality of roof battens affixed to the underlayment, each roof batten constructed of a foam material and having an elongated bar-like shape with a longitudinal axis, a flat top surface and a contoured bottom surface, the contoured bottom surface including at least three axially spaced apart lower contact surfaces in contact with the roof structure and at least two transverse channels intermediate the lower contact surfaces, the transverse ...

ROOF FRAMING STRUCTURE USING TRIANGULAR STRUCTURAL FRAMING

A roof framing structure () is disclosed, and includes a plurality of primary supports () (e.g., rafters) that may be disposed in parallel relation and extend along the roof pitch (). One or more secondary supports () extend between each adjacent pair of primary supports (). Each secondary support () is of a triangular cross-sectional configuration, and may extend orthogonally to the various primary supports (). 1. A roofing section , comprising: a plurality of primary supports, wherein each said primary support has a length dimension that extends in a direction of a roof pitch;', 'a plurality of secondary supports, wherein each of said plurality of secondary supports comprises a hollow interior, a length dimension that extends in a different direction than said length dimension of said plurality of primary supports, and a closed perimeter which in turn comprises first, second, and third sides, wherein said first side of each said secondary support is flat and defines an uppermost surface of said secondary support, and wherein said first, second, and third sides of each said secondary support collectively define a triangular cross-sectional configuration that is taken perpendicularly to said length dimension of said secondary support; and', 'a plurality of brackets, wherein each said bracket is attached to a side of one of said plurality of primary supports, wherein each said bracket comprises a V-shaped receptacle, wherein each said secondary support extends between an adjacent pair of said plurality of primary supports, wherein one end portion of each said secondary support is positioned within said V-shaped receptacle of one said bracket attached to one member of the corresponding said adjacent pair, and wherein an opposite end portion of each said secondary support is positioned within said V-shaped receptacle of another said bracket attached to the other member of the corresponding said adjacent pair; and, 'a roof framing structure comprising a plurality of ...

Roofing composite including dessicant and method of thermal energy management of a roof by reversible sorption and desorption of moisture

A roof system is secured to a roof deck on a building. The roof system has a thermal energy absorbing product including a desiccant located between the roof deck and a roof barrier. The desiccant reversibly absorbs moisture, and in response thereto, heat is released and absorbed by the desiccant to effect a thermal management of the roof system.

ASPHALTIC SHEET MATERIALS INCLUDING EXPANDABLE GRAPHITE

An asphaltic sheet comprising an asphaltic component including an asphalt binder and expandable graphite. 1. An asphaltic sheet comprising:an asphaltic component including an asphalt binder and expandable graphite.2. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the expandable graphite is dispersed throughout the asphalt binder.3. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the expandable graphite is located within one or more highly concentrated regions of the sheet.4. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the expandable graphite is located within one or more highly concentrated regions of the sheet and where the expandable graphite is dispersed throughout the asphalt binder.5. The asphaltic sheet of claim 3 , where the one or more highly concentrated regions of the sheet is embedded between layers of asphalt binder.6. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the asphaltic component further includes a polymeric modifier dispersed within the asphalt binder.7. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the polymeric modifier is selected from the group consisting of polybutadiene claim 1 , polyisoprene claim 1 , styrene-butadiene rubber claim 1 , styrene-butadiene block copolymer claim 1 , styrene-butadiene-styrene block copolymer claim 1 , random styrene-isoprene claim 1 , styrene-isoprene block copolymer claim 1 , styrene-isoprene-butadiene block copolymer claim 1 , random styrene-isoprene-butadiene claim 1 , styrene-isoprene-styrene block copolymer claim 1 , and chloroprene rubber.8. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the asphaltic component further includes a complementary flame retardant dispersed within the asphalt binder.9. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the complementary flame retardant is colemanite.10. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the asphaltic component includes from about 0.5 to about 40 parts by weight expandable graphite per 100 parts by weight asphaltic binder.11. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where the asphaltic sheet includes a reinforcing ...

ROOF PANEL SPACER

Devices, methods, and systems are provided herein for spacing an outer skin of a roof from the supporting structure of the roof such that the roof shields against weather elements, admits light, and allows advantageous air circulation. In one embodiment, a wedge-shaped device for spacing panels on a roof includes a bottom surface, a top surface inclined at an angle relative to the bottom surface, and an integral support structure connecting the top surface and the bottom surface, the support structure including a plurality of ribs and a plurality of nail boxes. 1. A wedge-shaped device for spacing panels on a roof , the device comprising:a bottom surface;a top surface inclined at an angle a relative to the bottom surface; andan integral support structure connecting the top surface and the bottom surface, the support structure comprising a plurality of support ribs and a plurality of nail boxes.2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the angle α is between approximately 10° and approximately 25°.3. The device of claim 2 , wherein the angle α is the same or substantially the same as an angle θ of support beams of the roof relative to horizontal.4. The device of claim 1 , wherein a bottom surface of each of the plurality of support ribs forms at least a portion of the bottom surface of the device.5. The device of claim 1 , wherein at least one nail box comprises a hollow tube extending from the top surface to the bottom surface of the device.6. The device of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the plurality of nail boxes is connected to one of the plurality of support ribs by a flange.7. The device of claim 1 , wherein the top surface comprises at least one recessed area formed therein to accept a fastener head.8. The device of claim 1 , wherein the device comprises a polymer.9. The device of claim 8 , wherein the device comprises polypropylene copolymer.10. The device of claim 1 , comprising a peaked top surface.11. A roof panel spacer system for constructing a roof claim 1 ...

ADHESIVE ELEMENT WITH A DOUBLE BOND

An adhesive element including at least one flexible support comprising an upper face and a lower face, and a first layer of a pressure-sensitive adhesive deposited on all or part of the lower face of the support and having a resistance to peeling greater than or equal to 2.6 N/cm according to the ASTM D3330 test method of the AAMA 711 standard at a temperature comprised between −30 and 23° C., and a second layer of a second pressure-sensitive adhesive deposited on said first layer and/or on all or part of the lower face of the support, the second pressure-sensitive adhesive of the second layer being different from the first adhesive and having a resistance to peeling greater than or equal to 2.6 N/cm according to the ASTM D3330 test method of the AAMA 711 standard at a temperature comprised between 0 and 70° C. 1. An adhesive element including at least one flexible support comprising an upper face and a lower face , and a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer deposited on the lower face of said support , wherein it includes a first layer of a pressure-sensitive adhesive deposited on all or part of the lower face of the support , the pressure-sensitive adhesive of the first layer having a resistance to peeling greater than or equal to 2.6 N/cm according to the test method ASTM D3330 of the AAMA 711 standard at a temperature comprised between −30 and 23° C. , and a second layer of a second pressure-sensitive adhesive deposited on said first layer and/or on all or part of the lower face of the support , the second pressure-sensitive adhesive of the second layer being different from the first adhesive and having a resistance to peeling greater than or equal to 2.6 N/cm according to the test method ASTM D3330 of the AAMA 711 standard at a temperature comprised between 0 and 70° C.2. The adhesive element according to claim 1 , wherein the first pressure-sensitive adhesive layer is deposited on the totality of the lower face of the support over a thickness of less than or ...

CONSTRUCTION UNDERLAYMENT

Rigid foam-core construction underlayment is formed to have one broad side covered by a flexible substrate that carries a series of spaced-apart, discrete regions (such as islands or spaced lanes) of resin, each resin region carrying a respective field of male touch fastener elements extending away from the substrate and exposed for engagement, such as by fibers on an inner surface of exterior construction material, such as a roofing membrane. 133-. (canceled)34. A fastening product comprising:a substrate having a side surface; andparallel resin lanes secured to the side surface, each resin lane comprising a resin base layer from which touch fastener elements integrally extend;wherein each resin base defines multiple bend points spaced apart along its length, the bend points comprising grooves extending laterally along a width of the resin base, such that at each bend point the resin base is of lesser thickness than a nominal thickness of the resin base between adjacent bend points35. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein the bend points of neighboring resin bases are lengthwise staggered.36. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein the bend points of neighboring resin bases are lengthwise aligned.37. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein the grooves comprise V-grooves.38. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein the grooves are defined by molded lane surfaces.39. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein the side surface of the substrate is exposed between adjacent resin lanes.40. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein the lanes extend along an entire length of the substrate.41. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein each resin lane is bounded by adjacent exposed regions of substrate surface that are narrower than the lane.42. The fastening product of claim 34 , wherein the touch fastener elements of each resin lane have individual resin stems extending integrally from a surface of the resin base layer.43. The fastening product of ...

DEVICES AND METHODS TO PROVIDE AIR CIRCULATION TO INSULATION MATERIAL

Insulation devices, methods and related construction techniques are provided. An exemplary device may include a body having a plurality of openings defining an openwork, to allow the passage of air therethrough when placed in contact with insulation material. The device may further include a plurality of spacer struts and/or spacing depressions fixedly attached to the body. The struts may be configured to maintain a predetermined distance between a first side of the insulation material and a building surface. The body and struts act together to define and maintain a space between the first side of the insulation material and the building surface, for example, for ventilation. The building surface can be the bottom face of a roof, an insulated attic floor, wall sheathing or a soundproofed demising wall, for example. The spacer device can be capable of being transported and stored together with, or as a separate item from, the insulation material, and can also be stored in nested layers. The device can also be stored in rolled form. The openwork of the device can additionally or alternatively include a sheet of entangled net filaments or other similar material. 1. A fibrous insulation batt comprising a fibrous , generally parallelepiped body in turn having first and second opposing longitudinal planar surfaces joined by a peripheral edge , and at least one breathable spacer attached to said fibrous body , said at least one spacer extending outwardly from the first longitudinal planar surface , wherein said at least one spacer is distributed across substantially the full extent of the first longitudinal planar surface so as to space substantially a full extent of the first longitudinal planar surface of the fibrous body from a building surface to establish a ventilation space between substantially all of the first longitudinal planar surface of the fibrous body and the building surface.2. The fibrous insulation batt of claim 1 , wherein:a) the at least one spacer is ...

HEAT SHRINK COVERING OF BUILT STRUCTURES AND METHOD

A method of providing covers over at least a portion of a roof of a storm damaged built structure that includes the steps of: 1. A method of providing covers over at least a portion of a roof of a storm damaged built structure comprising the steps of:applying a sheet of heat shrinkable film over the portion of the roof, the sheet having a leading edge and a trailing edge and being a film of low density polyethylene including shrinking resins;wrapping portions of the leading edge around a first batten and attaching the first batten to the underside of a first eave or to the facia of the built structure;wrapping portions of the trailing edge around a second batten and attaching the second batten to the underside of a second eave or to the facia of the built structure at a location different than the first batten; andheating the sheet of heat shrinkable film to bring the film into conformity with the portion of the roof, wherein said heating step shrinks the sheet of film tight against the built structure to cover over the portion of the roof.2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the heat shrinkable film is provided with a heat reflecting surface claim 1 , the heat shrinkable film forming a heat reflective layer under a roof cladding.3. The method of further comprising the step of cutting the sheet of film from a roll of heat shrinkable film before said step of applying the sheet of film over the portion of the roof.4. The method of claim 3 , said cutting step further comprising cutting the sheet of film at a different location than the structure.5. The method of wherein the sheet of film further includes a first lateral edge and a second lateral edge by which the sheet of film is bonded by the leading edge claim 1 , the trailing edge claim 1 , the first lateral edge and the second lateral edge; the method further including attaching the first lateral edge and the second lateral edge to the structure and heating the film to cause the film to conform to the portion of the ...

BATTEN AND WALL SYSTEM

A wall (or roof) system includes: an exterior sheathing covers a frame, a plurality of spaced apart battens are affixed on the sheathing, and a siding in contact with the battens. Each batten includes: a backweb having two sides and a length, a plurality of elongated piers upstanding on each side of the backweb, each pier running the length of the backweb, and each pier having a distal surface, and a first air flow channel defined between adjacent piers and a horizontal pier cutting through adjacent piers. Air flows between airspaces created between the exterior sheathing and the siding by the batten. Air also flows through the first air flow channel and this air flow may reduce moisture entrapment between the batten and the siding or the exterior sheathing. The batten may also have a second air flow channel at an angle to the first air flow channel. 1. A batten for a wall or roof system comprises:a backweb having two sides and a length,a plurality of elongated piers upstanding on each side of the backweb, each pier running the length of the backweb, and each pier having a distal surface, anda first air flow channel defined between adjacent piers and a horizontal pier cutting through adjacent piers; anda siding in contact with the distal surfaces of the battens,wherein air flows between airspaces created by the batten between the exterior sheathing and the siding, and air flows through the first air flow channel and the air flow through the first air flow channel reduces moisture entrapment between the batten and the siding or the exterior sheathing.2. The batten of further comprising a second air flow channel claim 1 , the second air flow channel is at an angle to the first air flow channel and is defined by through adjacent piers.3. The batten of wherein the second air flow channel is generally perpendicular to the first air flow channel.4. The batten of wherein each pier has a cross-section shape being rectangular claim 1 , triangular claim 1 , trapezoidal claim ...

MULTI-PART UNDERLAYMENT AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURE

A multipart underlayment having a cap sheet and base sheet combined to form a pocket for securely holding building materials and environmentally-friendly manufacturing method for manufacturing the same. 1. A method of manufacture of a multi-part underlayment comprising a base sheet and a cap sheet that are combined to create a double layer hinge section as well as a single-layer nose section extending from the cap sheet , creating a pocket for holding flashing and the like , the method comprising:{'claim-text': ['providing a carrier support sheet contained on a first base sheet roller;', 'feeding the carrier support sheet through a series of rollers configured to place the carrier support sheet under tension;', 'coating the carrier support sheet in a pressure sensitive adhesive;', 'cooling the carrier support sheet;', 'applying a base sheet release liner held by a second base sheet roller to the carrier support sheet;', 'sizing the carrier support sheet to a predetermined size using at least one pair of base sheet sizing rollers; and', 'winding the newly formed base sheet on a base sheet winding roll;'], '#text': 'producing the base sheet by:'}{'claim-text': ['providing a carrier support sheet contained on a first cap sheet roller;', 'feeding the carrier support sheet through a series of rollers configured to place the carrier support sheet under tension;', 'coating the carrier support sheet in a pressure sensitive adhesive;', 'cooling the carrier support sheet;', 'applying a cap sheet release liner held by a second cap sheet roller to the carrier support sheet;', 'applying a temporary cap sheet release liner held by a third cap sheet roller to the carrier support sheet;', 'sizing the carrier support sheet to a predetermined size using at least one pair of cap sheet sizing rollers; and', 'winding the newly formed cap sheet on a cap sheet winding roll;'], '#text': 'producing a cap sheet by:'}{'claim-text': ['feeding the base sheet held on the base sheet winding roll ...

ROOFING UNDERLAYMENT WITH NAIL SEALING SYSTEM

A sheet of roofing underlayment comprises a base layer, a water-impermeable coating layer laminated to one side of the base layer, and a plurality of spaced-apart sealant areas between the coating layer and the base layer, comprising a sealant adapted to form a seal around a fastener penetrating the sheet. The sealant area may be continuous or intermittent strips. The sealant forms a water-tight seal around the fasteners used to attach the roofing underlayment to a roof deck. 1. A sheet of roofing underlayment , comprising:(a) a base layer;(b) a water-impermeable coating layer laminated to a first side of the base layer; and(c) a plurality of spaced-apart sealant areas between the coating layer and the base layer, comprising a sealant adapted to form a seal around a fastener penetrating the sheet.2. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the sealant is uncured and is adapted to cure upon exposure to air or humidity.3. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the sealant is cured.4. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the sealant is one of a hot melt adhesive claim 1 , silicone claim 1 , glue claim 1 , modified bitumen and rubberized asphalt.5. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the sealant areas are colored and visible through the coating.6. A sheet according claim 1 , wherein the sealant areas comprise continuous or intermittent strips.7. A sheet according to claim 6 , wherein the strips are located along two longitudinal edges of the sheet.8. A sheet according to claim 7 , wherein at least one continuous or intermittent strip is located along a middle part of the sheet.9. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the base layer is a scrim.10. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the base layer is a non-woven.11. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the base layer is a film.12. A sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the base layer comprises one of a polyolefin claim 1 , a polyester claim 1 , polystyrene claim 1 , nylon claim 1 , and an ethylene acrylic ...

Construction underlayment

Rigid foam-core construction underlayment is formed to have one broad side covered by a flexible substrate that carries a series of spaced-apart, discrete regions (such as islands or spaced lanes) of resin, each resin region carrying a respective field of male touch fastener elements extending away from the substrate and exposed for engagement, such as by fibers on an inner surface of exterior construction material, such as a roofing membrane.

LIQUID APPLIED ROOFING SYSTEMS AND METHODS FOR FORMING ROOFS

A method of forming a sloped roof can comprise obtaining a base layer comprising at least one of a permeable mesh, woven fabric, non-woven fabric, plastic, foam material or combinations thereof; applying the base layer over a roofing substrate of the sloped roof; and applying a liquid roofing material to the base layer to form a liquid applied roof. 1. A method of forming a sloped roof , comprising:obtaining a base layer comprising at least one of a permeable mesh, woven fabric, non-woven fabric, plastic, foam material or combinations thereof;applying the base layer over a roofing substrate of the sloped roof; andapplying a liquid roofing material to the base layer to form a liquid applied roof.2. The method of claim 1 , wherein the applying the base layer comprises attaching the base layer to the roofing substrate using fasteners.3. The method of claim 1 , further comprising attaching a roof mounted structure over the base layer and to the roofing substrate with fasteners claim 1 , wherein a portion of the base layer extends past a bottom surface of the roof mounted structure; and wherein the liquid roofing material is adapted to flow about the fasteners and at least partially into openings formed in the roofing substrate by the fasteners.4. The method of claim 3 , wherein the roof mounted structure comprises a drip edge having a forward edge positioned over a lower edge of the roofing substrate;further comprising positioning an underlayment along the roofing substrate with at least a portion or the underlayment overlapping at least a portion of the base layer; and wherein a water drainage path is defined along the roofing substrate and over the forward edge of the drip edge.5. The method of claim 1 , further comprising positioning an underlayment along at least a portion of the roofing substrate claim 1 , at least a portion of the underlayment partially overlapping the base layer; and wherein the underlayment is permeable so as to enable penetration of at least a ...

PAN TILE ROOFING SYSTEM

A roofing assembly disposed on an underlying support comprising an underlayment assembly disposed in a securing relation to the underlying support. A conduit assembly is disposed on the underlayment assembly and structured to define a path of fluid flow. The path of fluid flow extends along at least a majority portion of said underlayment assembly. The conduit assembly is disposed in a single, continuous, looped relation to the underlayment assembly. A plurality of pan tiles are partially disposed in a confronting relation to the underlayment assembly. At least some of the plurality of pan tiles are partially disposed in an overlying relation to at least a portion of the conduit assembly. The plurality of pan tiles are disposed to have a predetermined spacing in between each other, which is disposed to receive at least a portion of the conduit assembly. 1. A roofing assembly disposed on an underlying support , said roofing assembly comprising:an underlayment assembly disposed in a securing relation to the underlying support,a conduit assembly disposed on said underlayment assembly and structured to define a path of fluid flow, andsaid path of fluid flow extending along at least a majority portion of said underlayment assembly.2. A roofing assembly as recited in wherein conduit assembly comprises a tubing formed of a polyethylene material.3. A roofing assembly as recited in wherein said conduit assembly is disposed in a single claim 2 , continuous claim 2 , looped relation to said underlayment assembly.4. A roofing assembly as recited in wherein said underlayment assembly comprises self-adhesive capabilities to secure at least a portion of said conduit assembly thereto said underlayment assembly.5. A roofing assembly as recited in further comprising a plurality of pan tiles partially disposed in a confronting relation to said underlayment assembly.6. A roofing assembly as recited in wherein at least some of said plurality of pan tiles are partially disposed in an ...

ROOFING UNDERLAYMENT

A roofing underlayment comprising a carrier substrate included a felt mixture and a binder mixture, and a volume of asphalt flux saturating the carrier substrate. The felt mixture may comprise between about seventy-five percent and about ninety-five percent by weight corrugated paper/cardboard fibers and between about five percent and about twenty-five percent by weight fiberglass fibers. The volume of asphalt flux may comprise between about twenty-five and fifty percent of a total weight of the roofing shingle underlayment and may saturate the carrier substrate at a saturation percentage between about thirty and about one hundred percent. The binder mixture may include a mixture of alum and rosin having a mixture ratio by weight of alum to rosin in a range between one to one (1:1) and four to one (4:1). 1. A roofing underlayment comprising:a carrier substrate comprising a felt mixture and a binder mixture;a volume of asphalt flux saturating said carrier substrate;wherein said felt mixture comprises between seventy-five percent and ninety-five percent by weight corrugated paper/cardboard fibers and between five percent and twenty-five percent by weight fiberglass fibers; andwherein said binder mixture comprises a mixture of alum and rosin having a mixture ratio by weight of alum to rosin in a range between one to one (1:1) and four to one (4:1).2. The roofing underlayment of wherein said volume of asphalt flux comprises between twenty-five and fifty percent of a total weight of said roofing shingle underlayment and saturates said carrier substrate at a saturation percentage between thirty and one hundred percent.3. The roofing underlayment of wherein said volume of asphalt flux saturates said carrier substrate at a saturation percentage between forty and sixty percent.4. The roofing underlayment of wherein said carrier substrate comprises between fifty and seventy-five percent of a total weight of said roofing underlayment.5. The roofing underlayment of wherein said ...

SLIP RESISTANT SHEET MATERIAL FOR ROOFING AND METHOD OF MANUFACTURING THE SAME

The present document describes a slip resistant sheet material for roofing having a thickness and being adapted for a worker to walk thereon in his footwear. The slip resistant sheet material comprises a base layer and a thermoplastic layer affixed to the base layer. The base layer and the thermoplastic layer define projections and corresponding depressions transversely to the thickness of the slip resistance material whereby, when the worker walks on the slip resistant sheet material, there exists friction between the footwear and a combination comprising the projections and the thermoplastic layer thereby providing slip resistance. 2. The slip resistant sheet material of claim 1 , wherein the projections are defined on the upper side and corresponding depressions are defined on the lower side.3. The slip resistant sheet material of claim 2 , wherein the slip resistant sheet material has a thickness and wherein the projections and corresponding depressions are defined transversely to the thick of the slip resistant sheet material.4. The slip resistant sheet material of claim 1 , wherein the slip resistant sheet material is adapted for a worker to walk thereon in his footwear and whereby claim 1 , when the worker walks or stands on the slip resistant sheet material claim 1 , there exists friction between the footwear and a combination comprising the projections and the first thermoplastic layer thereby providing slip resistance.5. The slip resistant sheet material of claim 1 , wherein the closed-weave woven base layer further comprises a bottom surface opposite the top surface and the slip resistant sheet material further comprises a second thermoplastic layer affixed to the bottom surface.6. The slip resistant sheet material of claim 5 , wherein the first thermoplastic layer and the second thermoplastic layer are respectively directly affixed to the top surface and to the bottom surface without use of an adhesive or another intermediate layer.7. The slip resistant ...

BATTEN AND WALL SYSTEM

A wall (or roof) system includes: an exterior sheathing covers a frame, a plurality of spaced apart battens are affixed on the sheathing, and a siding in contact with the battens. Each batten includes: a backweb having two sides and a length, a plurality of elongated piers upstanding on each side of the backweb, each pier running the length of the backweb, and each pier having a distal surface, and a first air flow channel defined between adjacent piers and a horizontal pier cutting through adjacent piers. Air flows between airspaces created between the exterior sheathing and the siding by the batten. Air also flows through the first air flow channel and this air flow may reduce moisture entrapment between the batten and the siding or the exterior sheathing. The batten may also have a second air flow channel at an angle to the first air flow channel. 1. A wall system comprises:an exterior sheathing covers a frame;a plurality of spaced apart battens are affixed on the exterior sheathing, each batten includesa backweb having two sides and a length,a plurality of elongated piers upstanding on each side of the backweb, each pier running the length of the backweb, and each pier having a distal surface, anda first air flow channel defined between adjacent piers; anda siding in contact with the distal surfaces of the battens,wherein air flows between airspaces created by the batten between the exterior sheathing and the siding, and the air flows through the first air flow channel and the air flow through the first air flow channel reduces moisture entrapment between the batten and the siding or the exterior sheathing.2. The wall system of further comprising a second air flow channel claim 1 , the second air flow channel is at an angle to the first air flow channel and is defined through adjacent piers.3. The wall system of wherein the second air flow channel is generally perpendicular to the first air flow channel.4. The wall system of wherein each pier has a cross-section ...

CONSTRUCTION SHEET

The invention relates to a construction sheet, in particular sub-roof sheet (), in particular intended for use as an underlay sheet, preferably formwork sheet, and/or roof seal sheet, and/or facade sheet, with at least one carrier layer () designed as fire protection layer and at least one further layer (), wherein the further layer () is designed as a further fire protection layer. 1. A construction sheet , in particular sub-roof sheet , in particular intended for use as an underlay sheet , preferably formwork sheet , and/or roof seal sheet , and/or facade sheet , with at least one carrier layer designed as fire protection layer and at least one further layer , wherein the further layer is designed as a further fire protection layer.2. The construction sheet according to claim 1 , wherein the construction sheet and/or the carrier layer and/or the further layer is designed to be flame-retardant and/or non-combustible according to DIN 4102-1 (as of August 2019) and/or according to EN 13501-1(as of August 2019) claim 1 , and/orin that the construction sheet and/or the carrier layer and/or the further layer is fire-retardant with a fire resistance class of F30 and/or highly fire-retardant with a fire resistance class of F60 according to DIN 4102-2 and/or according to EN 13501-2 (as of August 2019) and/or comprises a fire resistance of Class A according to ASTM E108, especially ASTM E108-17 (as of August 2019).3. The construction according to claim 1 , wherein the carrier layer comprises a textile sheet fabric claim 1 , especially wherein the carrier layer comprises and/or consists of a glass fiber fabric claim 1 , carbon fiber fabric claim 1 , ceramic fiber fabric claim 1 , silicon fiber fabric claim 1 , polycarbon fiber fabric and/or metal fiber fabric claim 1 , and/orin that the carrier layer comprises at least one nonwoven, wherein the nonwoven comprises and/or consists of mineral fibers, aramid fibers, thermoplastic fibers, preferably high-temperature thermoplastic ...

RUBBERIZED ROOF UNDERLAYMENT

An underlayment product comprises a fibrous mat having an upper surface and a lower surface. A rubberized asphalt coating is applied to the lower surface of the fibrous mat and extends at least partially into the fibrous mat. In one heavyweight underlayment, an oxidized asphalt coating is applied to the upper and lower surfaces of the fibrous mat generally encapsulating the fibrous mat including the rubberized asphalt coating provided on the lower surface of the fibrous mat. The oxidized asphalt layers may be coated with a release layer such as talc, granules or a polymer. In a lightweight underlayment, a split release sheet or facer segmented to provide a releasable selvedge edge and incorporating a high traction polymer on its surface is applied to the rubberized asphalt. 110-. (canceled)11. An underlayment membrane comprising:a fibrous mat having an upper surface and a lower surface;a rubberized asphalt coating applied to the upper surface of the fibrous mat and extending at least partially into said fibrous mat, said rubberized asphalt coating comprising 0.5% to 12% radial or linear rubber or polymer, 0% to 70% filler, and 48% to 98% asphalt;an oxidized asphalt coating applied to said lower surface of said fibrous mat; anda split facer layer having first and second coplanar segments applied to said rubberized asphalt coating applied to the upper surface of the fibrous mat to define a top portion of the underlayment, the first segment comprising a removable selvedge edge segment to allow partial overlapping of successive courses during installation and the second segment comprising a plurality of spaced apart and distinct traction surface regions applied to an upper side of the second segment of the facer layer that are softer than a material substrate of the facer layer so as to reduce if not eliminate applicator slippage during installation.12. The underlayment membrane of further including a release coating applied to said lower surface of said fibrous mat.13. ...

Underlayment with slip-resistant surface

A roofing underlayment comprising an asphalt-coated fibrous sheet having an upper surface and a lower surface is provided. A first portion of the upper surface has granules adhered thereto. A slip-resistant member is bonded to a second portion of the upper surface, an upper surface of the slip-resistant member having substantially no granules adhered thereto.

SYSTEM, METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR THERMAL BRIDGE-FREE INSULATION ASSEMBLY

A thermal bridge-free insulation assembly may include hangers to support insulation in an attic. The hanger may include an axis, a proximal end coupled to a rafter, and a distal end coupled to a barrier. The hanger also may include at least two components that are axially movable relative to each other to selectively adjust a depth of an insulation space. 1. A hanger for supporting insulation in an attic having a roof deck , and a rafter supporting the roof deck , the hanger comprising:an axis, a proximal end configured to be coupled to the rafter, a distal end configured to be coupled to a barrier, an insulation space is configured to be defined between the proximal and distal ends, and the hanger comprises at least two components that are configured to be axially movable relative to each other to selectively adjust a depth of the insulation space.2. The hanger of claim 1 , wherein the at least two components comprise a first component configured to be mounted to the rafter claim 1 , a second component configured to engage the first component claim 1 , and the second component is located inside the barrier.3. The hanger of claim 2 , wherein the first component comprises a bracket claim 2 , the second component comprises a strut that is configured to slidably engage the bracket claim 2 , and the strut and the bracket are configured to have a slight interference fit claim 2 , such that the strut is configured to not disengage the bracket due to gravity claim 2 , and the strut is configured to still be readily movable in the bracket by a user.4. The hanger of claim 3 , wherein the bracket has a groove claim 3 , the strut has a rib that is configured to seat and slide in the groove.5. The hanger of claim 3 , wherein the bracket has a slot claim 3 , and the strut is configured to be fastened directly to the rafter through the slot in the bracket.6. The hanger of claim 3 , wherein the strut comprises teeth extending along at least a portion thereof in the axial direction ...

METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR MAKING A WATER DRAINAGE-PROMOTING WRAP

A method and apparatus for making a water drainage-promoting wrap for applications such as housewrap and roofing underlayment. A substrate, which may be breathable or non-breathable, is conveyed through a nip between a rotating sleeve and a roll, the sleeve having a plurality of apertures therein. A fluid resin composition is fed into the sleeve and is fed out through the apertures in the sleeve as it rotates and as the substrate moves through the nip, forming spaced-apart spacer elements on a face of the substrate. The spacer elements are then dried or cured. 115-. (canceled)16. A water drainage-promoting wrap comprising:a substrate having a first face, a second face, and a plurality of spaced-apart spacer elements on one of the first face and the second face;wherein the substrate is a membrane permeable to water vapor and substantially impermeable to liquid water and to air;wherein the spacer elements have a height of 0.5 mm or greater, a Shore A hardness greater than 90, and a tensile elongation less than 50%;wherein the spacer elements are configured to define a gap between one of the first face and the second face of the substrate and an exterior sheathing applied over the water drainage-promoting wrap for the drainage of water.17. The water drainage-promoting wrap of claim 16 , wherein the spacer elements comprise a base having a width of 2 mm or greater.18. The water drainage-promoting wrap of claim 16 , wherein the spacer elements are formed from a dried or cured fluid resin composition.19. The water drainage-promoting wrap of claim 18 , wherein the fluid resin composition comprises a solution or emulsion of a polymer resin.20. The water drainage-promoting wrap of claim 19 , wherein the fluid resin comprises one of silicone rubber claim 19 , a polyolefin claim 19 , polyvinyl chloride claim 19 , ethylene vinyl acetate claim 19 , and ethyl methyl acrylate.21. The water drainage-promoting wrap of claim 16 , wherein the substrate has a thickness between 3 mil ...

Permeable water-resistive sloped roof underlayment/air barrier

The present invention relates to a water resistant, UV resistant, vapor permeable, air barrier roofing underlayment assembly for use on sloped roofs comprising a substrate of permeable polyester, a permeable copolymer acrylate coating bonded to the permeable polyester substrate and a pressure sensitive permeable copolymer adhesive secured to the permeable acrylate coating.

Improved roofing elements and system

An improved roofing system including a batten assembly comprising support battens and clips. The clips are made of metal wire having one portion shaped to retain roof outer coverings and a further portion shaped to secure the clip to the batten by spring torsion force of part of the clip acting against the batten.

COVERED FLANGE BRACE AND FLANGE BRACE COVER

A building roof structure includes rafters, purlins, braces, and a suspension fabric. The suspension fabric, which may be part of a fall protection system, insulation support system, and/or vapor barrier system, extends across a bay or other portion of the roof structure such that the suspension fabric is above the rafters and below the purlins. The braces connect at least some of the purlins to at least some of the rafters, and each brace extends through a corresponding slit or other opening in the suspension fabric. Brace covers are provided for some or all of the braces to conceal the fabric opening, to facilitate sealing around the brace near the fabric opening, and/or to provide support for the suspension fabric near the fabric opening. 1. A building roof structure , comprising:(a) rafters and purlins, the purlins extending transversely across the rafters such that the rafters support the purlins;(b) a suspension fabric extending across said roof structure such that said suspension fabric extends across tops of said rafters and below said purlins;(c) braces connecting at least some of said purlins to at least some of said rafters, each brace and the respective said purlin to which such brace connects defining a brace/purlin combination, and each brace extending through a corresponding suspension fabric opening in said, suspension fabric; and(d) for each of at least some of the brace/purlin combinations, a brace cover having a cover opening through which the brace extends, the brace cover being disposed such that a portion of the suspension fabric is between the brace cover and the purlin.2. A structure as in wherein claim 1 , for at least some of said brace/purlin combinations claim 1 , said purlin has a lower flange claim 1 , and said brace cover is attached to said lower flange of said purlin.3. A structure as in wherein claim 1 , far at least some of said brace/purlin combinations claim 1 , said purlin has a central web disposed between a purlin upper flange ...

Safety band longitudinal and transverse control

This invention provides fall protection systems comprising a suspension fabric, supported by a grid-work of longitudinal and lateral bands, in metal building construction. The fall protection system uses safety clips to attach lateral bands to intermediate purlins, and also provides novel attachments of the lateral bands to eaves and ridges whereby the respective eave and/or the ridge absorbs an enhanced portion of the force of impact when an object falls onto the fall protection system. The invention further provides methods of installing such systems, and buildings embodying such systems.

ROOF PANEL SPACER

Devices, methods, and systems are provided herein for spacing an outer skin of a roof from the supporting structure of the roof such that the roof shields against weather elements, admits light, and allows advantageous air circulation. In one embodiment, a wedge-shaped device for spacing panels on a roof includes a bottom surface, a top surface inclined at an angle relative to the bottom surface, and an integral support structure connecting the top surface and the bottom surface, the support structure including a plurality of ribs and a plurality of nail boxes. 1. A wedge-shaped device for spacing panels on a roof , the device comprising:a bottom surface;a top surface inclined at an angle α relative to the bottom surface; andan integral support structure connecting the top surface and the bottom surface, the support structure comprising a plurality of support ribs and a plurality of nail boxes.2. The device of claim 1 , wherein the angle α is between approximately 10° and approximately 25°.3. The device of claim 2 , wherein the angle α is the same or substantially the same as an angle θ of support beams of the roof relative to horizontal.4. The device of claim 1 , wherein a bottom surface of each of the plurality of support ribs forms at least a portion of the bottom surface of the device.5. The device of claim 1 , wherein at least one nail box comprises a hollow tube extending from the top surface to the bottom surface of the device.6. The device of claim 1 , wherein at least one of the plurality of nail boxes is connected to one of the plurality of support ribs by a flange.7. The device of claim 1 , wherein the top surface comprises at least one recessed area formed therein to accept a fastener head.8. The device of claim 1 , wherein the device comprises a polymer.9. The device of claim 8 , wherein the device comprises polypropylene copolymer.10. The device of claim 1 , comprising a peaked top surface.11. A roof panel spacer system for constructing a roof claim 1 ...

CONSTRUCTION FOIL

The invention relates to a construction foil (), especially roof film, roofing foil, flat roof sheeting, fa-cade sheeting and/or vapor barrier and/or sub-roofing sheeting, especially underlayment and/or sarking sheeting, with a single- or multilayer layer structure (). It is provided according to the invention that at least one moisture sensor () for detecting moisture is associated to the construction foil (), that the moisture sensor () is designed as an active pick-up, and that the moisture sensor () comprises at least one electrode () and/or a humidity sensing element, and the electrode () and/or the humidity sensing element is in direct contact with a nonwoven layer (). 1. A construction foil , especially roof film , roofing foil , flat roof sheeting , facade sheeting and/or vapor barrier and/or sub-roofing sheeting , especially underlayment and/or sarking sheeting , with a single- or multilayer layer structure , wherein theat least one moisture sensor for detecting moisture is associated to the construction foil,in that the moisture sensor is designed as an active pick-up, andin that the moisture sensor comprises at least one electrode and/or a humidity sensing element, and the electrode and/or the humidity sensing element is in direct contact with a nonwoven layer.2. The construction foil according to claim 1 , wherein the electrode and/or the humidity sensing element is arranged on and/or in the nonwoven layer.3. The construction foil according to claim 1 , wherein the layer structure comprises at least one functional layer and/or at least one support layer.4. The construction foil according to claim 1 , wherein the functional layer is designed to be diffusion-open claim 1 , especially vapor-permeable claim 1 , and/or waterproof and/or breathable claim 1 , and/or in that the functional layer and/or the construction foil claim 1 , especially designed as a flat roof sheeting claim 1 , is designed to be diffusion-tight claim 1 , diffusion-inhibiting claim 1 , ...

ROOF FRAMING STRUCTURE USING TRIANGULAR STRUCTURAL FRAMING

A roof framing structure () is disclosed, and includes a plurality of primary supports () (e.g., rafters) that may be disposed in parallel relation and extend along the roof pitch (). One or more secondary supports () extend between each adjacent pair of primary supports (). Each secondary support () is of a triangular cross-sectional configuration, and may extend orthogonally to the various primary supports (). 15-. (canceled)6. A roofing section , comprising: a plurality of primary supports; and', 'a plurality of secondary supports, wherein each of said plurality of secondary supports comprises a hollow interior, a length dimension that extends in a different direction than a length dimension of said plurality of primary supports, and a closed perimeter comprising first, second, and third sides, wherein said first side of each said secondary support is flat and defines an uppermost surface of said secondary support, wherein said first, second, and third sides of each said secondary support collectively define a triangular cross-sectional configuration that is taken perpendicularly to said length dimension of said secondary support, wherein said plurality of secondary supports are collectively positioned in overlying relation to said plurality of plurality of primary supports, wherein a flat, uppermost surface of each of said plurality of primary supports is contained within a first reference plane, and wherein said first side of each of said plurality of secondary supports is contained within a second reference plane that is spaced above and parallel to said first reference plane;, 'a roof framing structure comprising a plurality of structural supports, wherein said plurality of structural supports comprisesa plurality of brackets, wherein each said bracket provides an interconnection between one said primary support and one said secondary support, wherein each said bracket comprises a V-shaped receptacle for receipt of a corresponding said secondary support; anda ...

ROOF COVERING AND METHOD OF APPLYING THE SAME

A roofing system includes a first group of hook fasteners, a second group of hook fasteners, and a roof covering. The first group of hook fasteners is configured to be attached to a first sloped plane of a roof, and the second group of hook fasteners is configured to be attached to a second sloped plane of the roof. The roof covering has a bottom surface, and the bottom surface of the roof covering includes a plurality of loop fasteners that are configured to engage with at least one of the first group of hook fasteners or the second group of hook fasteners. When the plurality of loop fasteners are engaged with the first group of hook fasteners, the roof covering is resisted from moving in a first direction and not resisted from moving in a second direction that is opposite the first direction. When the plurality of loop fasteners are engaged with the second group of hook fasteners, the roof covering is resisted from moving in the second direction and not resisted from moving in the first direction. 1. A roofing system comprising:a first group of hook fasteners configured to be attached to a first sloped plane of a roof;a second group of hook fasteners configured to be attached to a second sloped plane of the roof;a roof covering having a bottom surface;wherein the bottom surface comprises a plurality of loop fasteners configured to engage with at least one of the first group of hook fasteners and the second group of hook fasteners;wherein when the plurality of loop fasteners are engaged with the first group of hook fasteners, the roof covering is resisted from moving in a first direction and not resisted from moving in a second direction that is opposite the first direction; andwherein when the plurality of loop fasteners are engaged with the second group of hook fasteners, the roof covering is resisted from moving in the second direction and not resisted from moving in the first direction.2. The roofing system of wherein the roof covering further comprises at ...

ASPHALTIC SHEET MATERIALS INCLUDING EXPANDABLE GRAPHITE

A method for producing an asphaltic sheet, the method comprising of providing an asphaltic sheet; and applying expandable graphite particles to the asphaltic sheet. 1. A method for producing an asphaltic sheet , the method comprising:(i) providing an asphaltic sheet; and(ii) applying expandable graphite particles to the asphaltic sheet.2. The method of claim 1 , where said step of applying includes dropping the expandable graphite onto a sheet that has been coated with molten asphalt claim 1 , and where the expandable graphite is dropped at a rate and amount to create at least a partial layer of expandable graphite particles adjacent to the asphalt of the coated asphalt sheet.3. The method of claim 1 , where said step of applying includes at least partially embedding some of the graphite particles in to the asphalt such that the asphalt serves as a binder to hold the graphite particles in place or serves to adhere the graphite particles to the surface of the sheet.4. The method of claim 1 , where said step of applying includes dropping expandable graphite on to an asphaltic sheet after the asphaltic sheet is prepared from a molten asphalt composition and prior to a substantial cooling of the asphalt material.5. The method of claim 1 , where the expandable graphite is in particulate form and is applied to the asphaltic sheet by dropping the expandable graphite particles in particulate form.6. The method of claim 1 , where the asphaltic sheet is formed by saturating a reinforcing textile with a molten asphaltic composition.7. The method of claim 1 , where the expandable graphite is characterized by an onset temperature of at least 160° C.8. The method of claim 7 , where the expandable graphite is characterized by an onset temperature of at least 180° C.9. The method of claim 1 , further comprising the step of laminating a polymeric sheet to the asphaltic sheet carrying the expandable graphite.10. The method of claim 9 , where the polymeric sheet is mated to the ...

METHOD FOR COVERING ROOF WITH SHRINK WRAP

A system and method for covering at least a portion of a roof with an impermeable membrane is provided. The method includes placing a strip of the impermeable membrane over a subset of the portion of the roof intended to be covered, cutting a length of the strip to accommodate a size of the portion of the roof intended to be covered, fastening a flexible, elongated band of material to the end of the strip using a plurality of first fasteners, rolling the band of material at least one half turn in the end of the strip, attaching the band of material that was rolled in the end of the strip to a fascia of eaves of the roof using a plurality of second fasteners, and repeating the steps above until the portion of the roof is covered in the impermeable membrane. 1. A method for covering at least a portion of a roof with an impermeable membrane , comprising:a) placing a strip of the impermeable membrane over a subset of the portion of the roof intended to be covered;b) cutting a length of the strip to accommodate a size of the portion of the roof intended to be covered;c) fastening a flexible, elongated band of material to the end of the strip using a plurality of first fasteners;d) rolling the band of material at least one half turn in the end of the strip;e) attaching the band of material that was rolled in the end of the strip to a fascia of eaves of the roof using a plurality of second fasteners; andf) repeating steps a) through e) until the portion of the roof is covered in the impermeable membrane.2. The method of claim 1 , further comprising:h) overlapping at least three inches of a first strip of the impermeable membrane that has been placed over the roof with a second strip of the impermeable membrane that has been placed over the roof.3. The method of claim 2 , further comprising:i) applying heat using a heat source to a portion of the first strip that overlaps the second strip, so as to meld the portion of the first strip with the second strip, and applying heat ...

ROOFING BATTEN

A batten for use in roofing applications is defined by an upside-down U-shaped channel with outwardly projecting horizontal flanges. In certain versions, the legs forming the sides of the channel are asymmetrical to allow vertical orientation of at least one of the legs when installed on an angled roof. This improves strength and load bearing of the installed member, and allows it to provide a fall barrier for roof installers. In certain versions, one of the flanges has a ribbed impact reduction zone. This zone deforms when a building anchor, such as a nail, passes through it to anchor the member to a roof. The deformation prevents anchors fired from conventional equipment from passing completely through the member and holds the anchors more securely in place. 1. A batten including: [ i. along a top surface plane, and', 'ii. between a first top surface edge and a second top surface edge,, '(1) a top surface extending, '(2) a first leg descending at a first internal angle from the first top surface edge to a first leg lower edge,', '(3) a second leg descending at a second internal angle from the second top surface edge to a second leg lower edge,, 'a. a channel having a cross-section including (1) from the first leg lower edge to a first flange free end, and', '(2) along a plane parallel to the top surface plane;, 'b. a first flange extending outwardly from the channel (1) from the second leg lower edge to a second flange free end, and', '(2) along a plane parallel to the top surface plane., 'c. a second flange extending outwardly from the channel2. The batten of wherein (1) greater than 90 degrees, but', '(2) more perpendicular with respect to the top surface than parallel,, 'a. the first internal angle is (1) approximately perpendicular with respect to the top surface, and', '(2) less than the first internal angle., 'b. the second internal angle is3. The batten of wherein the distance from the horizontal top to the first leg lower edge is greater than distance ...

ASPHALTIC SHEET MATERIALS INCLUDING EXPANDABLE GRAPHITE

An asphaltic sheet comprising an asphaltic component including an asphalt binder and expandable graphite. 1. An asphaltic sheet comprising:(i) an asphaltic component including an asphalt binder and a flame retardant, other than expandable graphite, dispersed within the asphalt binder, said asphaltic component including first and second planar surfaces;(ii) a release film removably secured to said second planar surface;(iii) a polymeric sheet adhesively secured to said second planar surface; and(iv) a concentrated region of expandable graphite at or near at least one of said first and second planar surfaces.2. The asphaltic sheet of claim 1 , where said concentrated region of expandable graphite is at or near said second planar surface and is sandwiched between said asphaltic component and said polymeric sheet.3. The asphaltic sheet of any of the preceding claims claim 1 , where said asphaltic component includes from about 0.5 to about 40 parts by weight flame retardant claim 1 , other than expandable graphite claim 1 , per 100 parts by weight asphalt binder.4. The asphaltic sheet of any of the preceding claims claim 1 , where said asphaltic component includes from about 3 to about 20 parts by weight flame retardant claim 1 , other than expandable graphite claim 1 , per 100 parts by weight asphalt binder.5. The asphaltic sheet of any of the preceding claims claim 1 , where the asphaltic component further includes a polymeric modifier dispersed within the asphalt binder.6. The asphaltic sheet of any of the preceding claims claim 1 , where the polymeric modifier is selected from the group consisting of polybutadiene claim 1 , polyisoprene claim 1 , styrene-butadiene rubber claim 1 , styrene-butadiene block copolymer claim 1 , styrene-butadiene-styrene block copolymer claim 1 , random styrene-isoprene claim 1 , styrene-isoprene block copolymer claim 1 , styrene-isoprene-butadiene block copolymer claim 1 , random styrene-isoprene-butadiene claim 1 , styrene-isoprene- ...

ROOFING SYSTEMS AND ROOFING BOARDS WITH NON-HALOGENATED FIRE RETARDANT

According to one embodiment, a halogen free roof system is described. The roof system includes a structural deck that is positioned above joists or other support members. Polyisocyanurate foam insulation is positioned atop the structural deck. The polyisocyanurate foam insulation has an isocyanate index greater than 200 and includes a polyisocyanurate core having a halogen free fire retardant. A water proof membrane is positioned atop the polyisocyanurate foam insulation. The polyisocyanurate core is able to form a sufficiently stable char when exposed to flame conditions such that the polyisocyanurate core is able to pass the ASTM E-84 test. 1. A roof system comprising:a structural deck positioned atop joists or other support members of the roof system;a plurality of polyisocyanurate foam insulation boards positioned atop the structural deck to form an insulation layer for the roof system, each polyisocyanurate foam insulation board having an isocyanate index greater than 200; anda water proof membrane positioned atop the plurality of polyisocyanurate foam insulation boards to form a water proof layer for the roof system; an isocyanate;', 'a polyol; and', 'at least one isocyanate reactive mono-hydroxyl phosphorus containing non-halogenated fire retardant, the polyisocyanurate core forming a sufficiently stable char when exposed to flame conditions in accordance with an ASTM E-84 that enables the polyisocyanurate core to pass the ASTM E-84 test, wherein the polyisocyanurate core foam board comprises an initial R-value of at least 6.4, and wherein the polyisocyanurate core foam board exhibits an ASTM E1354-11b performance equivalent with or better than a polyisocyanurate foam insulation board having a halogenated fire retardant tris(2-chloroisopropyl)phosphate (TCPP)., 'wherein each polyisocyanurate foam insulation board includes a polyisocyanurate core produced from2. The roof system of claim 1 , further comprising a plurality of cover boards positioned between the ...

ANTI-SKID ROOF UNDERLAYMENT

Anti-skid roof underlayment and methods of making are provided. A first layer is applied to a second layer to at least partially melt the second layer. The first layer and the second layer are embossed and laminated to a substrate, where the first layer and the second layer form an embossed layer on the substrate. The embossed layer has an anti-skid surface thereon. 1. An anti-skid roof underlayment comprising:a substrate layer; andan embossed layer laminated to the substrate layer, the embossed layer including a first layer and a second layer, the first layer intermediate to the substrate layer and the second layer, the second layer including a non-woven material having an area density of less than about 25 grams per square meter, the second layer having an anti-skid surface directly thereon.2. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the anti-skid surface is formed by embossment of the non-woven material.3. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the second layer is resistant to fraying and pilling due to a portion of the non-woven material being burnt-off.4. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the substrate layer comprises a woven material and the first layer comprises one of a hot melt plastic film and a melted resin curtain.5. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the substrate layer comprises fiberglass.6. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the first layer and the second layer are at least partially amalgamated.7. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the anti-skid surface comprises features having one of a height and a depth of about 0.1 millimeters to about 1 millimeter.8. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the anti-skid surface comprises features having one of a height and a depth of about 0.1 millimeters to about 0.5 millimeters.9. The anti-skid roof underlayment of claim 1 , wherein the anti-skid surface comprises features having a substantially ...

ROOFING BATTEN

A batten for use in roofing applications is defined by an upside-down U-shaped channel with outwardly projecting horizontal flanges. In certain versions, the legs forming the sides of the channel are asymmetrical to allow vertical orientation of at least one of the legs when installed on an angled roof. This improves strength and load bearing of the installed member, and allows it to provide a fall barrier for roof installers. In certain versions, one of the flanges has a ribbed impact reduction zone. This zone deforms when a building anchor, such as a nail, passes through it to anchor the member to a roof. The deformation prevents anchors fired from conventional equipment from passing completely through the member and holds the anchors more securely in place. 1. A batten including: (1) a horizontal top,', '(2) the first leg connected to the horizontal top at a first internal angle, and', '(3) the second leg connected to the horizontal top at a second internal angle;, 'a. a channel having an upside-down U-shaped cross-section, the channel includingb. a first flange extending horizontally outward from an end of the first leg opposite the horizontal top; andc. a second flange extending horizontally outward from an end of the second leg opposite the horizontal top.2. The batten of wherein the batten is steel.3. The batten of wherein the steel has a gauge thinner than 24 gauge.4. The batten of wherein:a. the first flange has a turn up of at least 90° at its free end, andb. the second flange has a turn up of at least 90° at its free end.5. The batten of wherein the batten has:a. a height of no more than approximately 25 mm, andb. a width of no more than approximately 60 mm.6. The batten of wherein the channel is asymmetrical about a vertical axis.7. The batten of wherein:a. the first leg is an inclined leg,b. the second leg is a substantially vertical leg, andc. the first leg is longer than the second leg.8. The batten of wherein the first internal angle is at least 105 ...

TILE AND SUPPORT STRUCTURE

In one aspect of a bottom indexing tile and support structure, a bottom indexing support structure may be engaged with a top portion of a pedestal. The bottom indexing support structure may be formed with a generally vertical spine having at least one rail extending outward from a distal end thereof and may also include one or more ridges extending upward in a direction parallel to the spine. The spine and rail(s) may be configured to secure one or more bottom indexing tiles, which tiles may be formed with a groove on at least one edge thereof, and wherein one or more rails may be positioned within the groove. The bottom indexing tile may be formed with one or more channels on a bottom surface thereof, wherein each channel may correspond with a ridge of the bottom indexing support structure. 1. A bottom indexing support structure comprising:a. a base having a first flange extending horizontally, wherein a distal end of said first flange is secured to a top edge of a first side member;b. a spine engaged with said base, wherein said spine extends upward from a center of said base, and wherein said spine is generally perpendicular with respect to said base;c. a first rail extending from a terminal end of said spine, wherein said first rail is generally perpendicular with respect to said spine;d. a second rail extending from said terminal end of said spine, wherein said second rail is generally perpendicular with respect to said spine; and,e. a first ridge extending upward from said first flange in an area between said distal end of said first flange and said spine.2. The bottom indexing support structure according to further comprising a second flange extending horizontally from said base claim 1 , wherein a distal end of said second flange is secured to a top edge of a second side member claim 1 , and wherein said support structure is generally symmetrical about a plane perpendicularly oriented with respect to said first and second rails and bisecting said spine.3. ...

Thermally insulated roofing device

One subject of the present invention is a roofing device () comprising an area support () made up of panels of wood particles on which a vapor barrier first layer (), an insulating second layer () and a third layer () that is impermeable to liquid water are laid. 1. A thermally insulated deck-roofing or pitched-roofing device with compact structure , comprising:an area support made up of panels based on agglomerated woodchip and/or wood particles, on which there are laid, in succession and according to a layered approach, at least a first layer that forms a barrier regulating the passage of water vapor, at least an insulating second layer made up at least in part of a material based on wood fiber, and at least a third layer that is substantially impervious to liquid water,the insulating second layer being a composite layer formed by the superposition of two distinct homogeneous elementary layers, namely a lower elementary layer made from a material based on wood fiber, resting on the first layer, and an upper elementary layer on which the third layer rests,said device being one wherein:the third layer that forms the upper and outer layer of the device has a sealing membrane, made either of bituminous or synthetic material,the upper elementary layer is formed of an at least partially bio-sourced material having hygroscopic, antifungal and thermal-insulation properties, offering low resistance to the diffusion of water vapor and selected from the group formed from expanded cork, expanded perlite and wood wool,the ratio upper layer/lower layer, in terms of the ratio of their respective thicknesses or of their respective thermal resistances, is comprised between 0.25 to 1 and 0.6 to 1, andthe first layer has a membrane forming a hygrovariable vapor barrier.2. The roofing device as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the ratio of the thermal resistances of the respectively upper and lower elementary layers is comprised between around 1 to 3 and around 1 to 2.3. The roofing ...

MULTI-PART UNDERLAYMENT FOR BUILDING ENVELOPE DETAILS

A multi-part roofing underlayment having independent release liners, where the underlayment comprises separable portions attached adjacent top edges of the separable portions, creating an interface therebetween into which roofing components may be inserted, easing installation and better mitigating wind-driven rain and ice dam related roof failures. Embodiments provide the multi-part roofing underlayment in sheet and roll forms and with various configurations of release liners, adhesive layers, granular layers, selvedge edges, and plastic layers. 1. A multi-part underlayment comprising:a first upper flap having a top and bottom surface, upper and lower edges, and a core of flexible, tacky, moisture resistant material;a second upper flap having a top and bottom surface, upper and lower edges, and a core of flexible, tacky, moisture resistant material;a first lower flap having a top and bottom surface, upper and lower edges, and a core of flexible, tacky, moisture-resistant material; anda second lower flap having a top and bottom surface, upper and lower edges, and a core of flexible, tacky, moisture-resistant material,wherein the first upper flap and first lower flap and the second upper flap and second lower flap are hingedly fixed to one another along an upper edge of said first upper flap and second upper flap, respectively, andwherein the first upper flap and first lower flap and the second upper flap and second lower flap are oriented such that opposing cavities between the first upper flap and first lower flap and the second upper flap and second lower flap are created, forming opposing pockets configured to allow the insertion of flashing and the like during installation.2. The multi-part underlayment of wherein at least one of said first or second upper and lower flaps further comprises a scrim disposed substantially centrally within said core of flexible claim 1 , tacky claim 1 , moisture resistant material.3. The multi-part underlayment of wherein the top ...

METAL ROOFING SYSTEM

A retrofit roofing system with a roof furring having a substantially flat top and L-shaped side with openings that correspond to the raised portions of the existing metal roof panels, at least two fasteners that penetrate the L-shaped side through the existing metal roof panels and into the at least one roof perlins, a layer of adhesive on the substantially flat top portion of the roof furring; and at least one new metal roof panel on top of the layer of adhesive. There is also a new roofing system having at least two roof perlins with a bottom portion attached to a roof deck by fasteners and a top portion, a layer of adhesive attached to the top portion of the at least two roof perlins and a metal roofing panel on top of the layer of adhesive attached to the top portion of the at least two roof perlins. 1. A retrofit roofing system , comprising:a roof furring that is above and runs substantially perpendicular to a set of raised portions that run the length of at least one existing metal roof panel, wherein the roof furring has a substantially flat top portion and at least one L-shaped side with openings which correspond to the raised portions of the at least one existing metal roof panel, wherein the openings that correspond to the raised portions of the at least one existing metal roof panel are semi-circular;wherein the at least one existing metal roof panel has at least one roof perlin under it and at least two fasteners that penetrate the L-shaped side through the at least one existing metal roof panel and into the at least one roof perlin;a layer of adhesive attached to the substantially flat top portion of the roof furring; andat least one new metal roof panel on top of the layer of adhesive, wherein the at least one new metal roof panel is attached by adhesive and is not penetrated by fasteners.2. A roofing system as in claim 1 , wherein the at least two roof perlins are Cee purlins.3. A roofing system as in claim 1 , wherein the at least two roof perlins ...

Dormer arrangement

Dachgaubenanordnung in einem Schrägdach, wobei die Dachgaubenanordnung eine Dachgaubenwange, einen oberen Abschnitt und einen unteren Abschnitt umfasst, wobei der obere Abschnitt und der untere Abschnitt ausgelegt sind, an die Dachgaubenwange und das Schrägdach anzugrenzen, und das Schrägdach ein Unterdach, Sparren und/oder Latten umfasst und die Dachgaubenanordnung ein oberes Element, ein unteres Element, ein erstes und ein zweites Seitenelement umfasst, die einen Grundrahmen bilden, wobei das Unterdach Laschen aufweist, die an den Grundrahmenelementen derart befestigt sind, dass sie sich nach oben im Wesentlichen senkrecht zum Schrägdach entlang der Innenseite der Grundrahmenelemente erstrecken. Roof dormer assembly in a pitched roof, wherein the dormer assembly comprises a dormer cheek, an upper portion and a lower portion, wherein the upper portion and the lower portion are adapted to abut the dormer cheek and the pitched roof, and the pitched roof a sub-roof, rafters and / or slats and the dormer assembly includes an upper member, a lower member, first and second side members forming a base frame, the under-roof having tabs attached to the base frame members so as to extend upward substantially perpendicular to the pitched roof extend the inside of the base frame elements.

Improvements in tiling systems

可调节式斜拉条装置

本发明涉及一种可调节式斜拉条装置，属于工作架或模板用的连接件技术领域。包括左斜拉条和右斜拉条，左斜拉条和右斜拉条均倾斜贯穿安装在檩条之间，且左斜拉条与右斜拉条对称设置；左斜拉条与右斜拉条结构均包括顺次安装的连接件、调节件和斜拉条，左斜拉条、右斜拉条通过连接件的上端头固定在上一檩条上，下端通过斜拉条下端固定在下一檩条上。将发明应用于墙面、檩条安装等，具有约束度高、变形度低、施工精度高等优点。

Patent FR2343874B2

Roof tile securing means

COVERING SYSTEM WITH ROWS OF SUPERIMPOSED TILES

Profile for a ventilated roof structure

Die Erfindung betrifft ein Profil (1) für eine belüftete Dachkonstruktion (24) zur Anordnung zwischen einer Dämmschicht (2) und einer darauf angeordneten Dachdeckung (27), wobei das Profil zwei Auflageabschnitte (3,4) zum Auflegen des Profils auf die Dämmschicht und einen Stützabschnitt (5) aufweist, wobei der Stützabschnitt beabstandet zu der Dämmschicht angeordnet ist und auf dem Stützabschnitt die Dachdeckung abgestützt werden kann, wobei der Stützabschnitt jeweils längs einander gegenüberliegenden Längsrändern (6,8) über jeweils einen Tragabschnitt (7,9) mit den Auflageabschnitten verbunden ist, wobei in den beiden Tragabschnitten jeweils Ausnehmungen (10) angeordnet sind, um eine Durchlüftung der Dachkonstruktion zu ermöglichen, wobei mindestens einige Ausnehmungen mindestens eine von dem Auflageabschnitt in Richtung zu dem Stützabschnitt verlaufende Seitenkante aufweisen und in einem geradlinig verlaufenden Abschnitt der Seitenkante ein abgewinkelter Stabilisierungsstreifen ausgebildet ist. Desweiteren betrifft die Erfindung eine belüftete Dachkonstruktion (24), die eine Dämmschicht (2) sowie eine Dachdeckung (27) und ein dazwischen angeordnetes Profil (1) wie oben beschrieben aufweist, und an einem Dachtragwerk (25) festgelegt werden kann The invention relates to a profile (1) for a ventilated roof construction (24) for arrangement between an insulating layer (2) and a roof covering (27) arranged thereon, wherein the profile has two support sections (3,4) for placing the profile on the insulating layer and a support portion (5), wherein the support portion is arranged spaced from the insulating layer and on the support portion, the roof covering can be supported, wherein the support portion in each case along longitudinal edges (6,8) over a respective support portion (7,9) with the Recess sections are connected, wherein in the two support portions each recesses (10) are arranged to allow ventilation of the roof structure, wherein at least some recesses have ...

Shingle roofing assembly

A tile roof fixing system for securing roof tiles/shingles to a roof structure wherein a plurality of rows of tiles/shingles are supported by spaced apart parallel battens, with each tile/shingle having an upper end portion supported by one batten and a lower end portion supported by an adjacent lower batten, the lower end portion of each tile/shingle overlapping the upper end portion of an adjacent lower tile/shingle. Each of the tiles/shingles is supported along its opposite longitudinal margins by a pair of relatively short parallel joining strips which extend between and are supported by a pair of adjacent battens, each strip having a length such that its lower end portion projects beyond the lower one of the pair of adjacent battens. The joining strips are mechanically interlocked with the battens adjacent their lower ends and are each provided with integral locking means for securing the lower end portion of a tile/shingle against upward lift.

Flachdacheindeckung

Vorrichtung zum verbinden von zwei aneinanderstossenden daemmplatten.

Dormer assembly

Dormer assembly

Dormer assembly

Method of installing a dormer assembly comprising a dormer cheek, an upper section and a lower section, in a pitched roof comprising an underroof, rafters and/or battens, wherein the sections are adapted to adjoin the dormer cheek, the pitched roof and the opposite section. The method comprises the steps of: mounting a base frame, comprising frame members, onto the rafters and/or battens, cutting a hole in the underroof, thereby creating flaps in the underroof extending along the frame members of the base frame, attaching the flaps of the underroof to the base frame members by folding the flaps.

Roof construction

The construction has a truss with several rafters (2) which have sheathing (4) on them. This sheathing supports a moisture shielding sheet (6). On the sheathing and sheet, directly over and parallel to the rafters are elongated support lamellae (8) of highly compressed mineral wool which run in the fall line of the roof and connected to the rafters. These lamellae accommodate a roof load on the roof parts (10,12) located over them. Insulating material is lain on the damp barrier between the lamellae, It has a concealment on the side facing the roof covering support (10,12) which is open to diffusion, weather resistant and/or waterproof. The concealment is directly and/or indirectly connected with the lamellae.

Roofing underlayment using a pressure sensitive adhesive and methods for making and using the same

A roofing underlayment capable of adhering to a roof deck comprising: (a) a roofing membrane having a first and a second major surface; and (b) a pressure-sensitive adhesive disposed on the first major surface of the roofing membrane and comprising: (i) at least one of butyl rubber or polyisobutylene; (ii) a first liquid plasticizer, preferably polybutene; and (iii) a tackifier, wherein the Tg of the adhesive is at most about 100 C. The adhesive provides high bond strength and excellent long-term heat aging, weathering resistance, as well as good low temperature properties while providing a moisture proof seam. A method for making the roofing underlayment includes applying the adhesive to the membrane then applying a release liner over the adhesive layer. A method for using the roofing underlayment comprises removing the release liner then adhering the underlayment to the roof deck by contacting the first to the roof deck.

Construction underpayment

Rigid foam-core construction underlayment is formed to have one broad side covered by a flexible substrate that carries a series of spaced-apart, discrete regions (such as islands or spaced lanes) of resin, each resin region carrying a respective field of male touch fastener elements extending away from the substrate and exposed for engagement, such as by fibers on an inner surface of exterior construction material, such as a roofing membrane.

Construction underlayment

Rigid foam-core construction underlayment is formed to have one broad side covered by a flexible substrate that carries a series of spaced-apart, discrete regions (such as islands or spaced lanes) of resin, each resin region carrying a respective field of male touch fastener elements extending away from the substrate and exposed for engagement, such as by fibers on an inner surface of exterior construction material, such as a roofing membrane.

Method for provision of roof structures moisture resistance (versions) and roof design produced by these methods (versions)

FIELD: construction. ^ SUBSTANCE: methods include manufacturing one or more moistureproof panels of roof sheeting and installation of roof sheeting panel (panels) onto building roof structure. Each of roof sheeting panels comprises wood sheet item and mat of nonwoven material, which is glued at least to one side of wood sheet item. ^ EFFECT: moisture resistance of roof structures and improved roof structures formed by these methods. ^ 19 cl, 10 dwg РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) 2 379 439 (13) C2 (51) МПК E04D 3/18 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ, ПАТЕНТАМ И ТОВАРНЫМ ЗНАКАМ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЯ К ПАТЕНТУ (21), (22) Заявка: 2007113191/03, 07.09.2005 (24) Дата начала отсчета срока действия патента: 07.09.2005 (73) Патентообладатель(и): ДЖОНС МЭНВИЛЛ (US) R U (30) Конвенционный приоритет: 10.09.2004 US 10/938,826 (72) Автор(ы): ДЖЭФФИ Алан Майкл (US) (43) Дата публикации заявки: 27.10.2008 2 3 7 9 4 3 9 (45) Опубликовано: 20.01.2010 Бюл. № 2 (56) Список документов, цитированных в отчете о поиске: SU 13873 A1, 31.03.1930. JP 58098558 A, 11.06.1983. GB 2164970 A, 03.04.1986. CZ 6935 U1, 18.02.1998. KR 20000026186 A, 15.05.2000. 2 3 7 9 4 3 9 R U (86) Заявка PCT: US 2005/031746 (07.09.2005) C 2 C 2 (85) Дата перевода заявки PCT на национальную фазу: 10.04.2007 (87) Публикация PCT: WO 2006/031519 (23.03.2006) Адрес для переписки: 129090, Москва, ул. Б.Спасская, 25, стр.3, ООО "Юридическая фирма Городисский и Партнеры", пат.пов. А.В.Мицу (54) СПОСОБ ОБЕСПЕЧЕНИЯ ВЛАГОСТОЙКОСТИ КОНСТРУКЦИЙ КРЫШИ (ВАРИАНТЫ) И КОНСТРУКЦИЯ КРЫШИ, ПОЛУЧЕННАЯ ЭТИМИ СПОСОБАМИ (ВАРИАНТЫ) (57) Реферат: Изобретение относится к способам обеспечения влагостойкости конструкций крыши и к улучшенным конструкциям крыши, сформированным этими способами. Способы включают изготовление одной или более влагостойких панелей настила крыши и установку панели (панелей) настила крыши на конструкцию крыши здания. Каждая из панелей настила крыши содержит деревянное листовое изделие ...

Self-adhering vapor permeable air and moisture barrier membrane

A self adhering air and moisture barrier sheet membrane for structural surfaces of buildings, which is permeable to the passage of water vapor, is comprised of a water vapor permeable sheet onto one surface of which is applied an adhesive in a non-continuous film.

널빤지형 지붕 조립체(IMPROVED SHINGLE ROOFlNG ASSEMBLY)

본 발명은 개선된 타일형 지붕조립체에 관한 것으로, 지붕구조물에 지붕타일/널빤지를 고착하기 위한 타일지붕고정장치를 제공한다. 본 발명에서 다수의 타일/널빤지(11)열은 지지부재(14)에 고착되는 간격이 있게 평행으로 배치된 버팀널(12)로 지지되고, 각각의 타일/널빤지(11)는 하나의 버팀널(12)로 지지되는 상단부와 인접하부 버팀널로 지지되는 하부를 갖고 있어서, 각 타일/널빤지(11)의 하단부는 인접하부의 타일/널빤지(1])의 상단부 위로 겹쳐지게 된다. 각각의 타일/널빤지(11)는 한쌍의 인접지지버팀널로 지지되며 그 사이로 연장되는 비교적 짧은 평행한 체결스트럽(13)의 한쌍에 의해 그 마주보는 긴 모서리를 따라 지지되고, 각 스트립(13)은 인접버팀널(l2)의 쌍중 하부쪽 위로 하부단이 돌출될 정도의 크기를 갖는다. 체결스트립(13)은 그 하부단에 인접한 버팀널(12)과 기계적으로 체결되고 각각 타일/널빤지가 위로 들려지지 않게 타일/널빤지의 하부단을 고착시키기 위한 일체형 체결수단(20)을 구비한다.

Tiled roof of system heat insulation

The present invention relates to a tiled roof for system heat insulation in traditional houses and, more specifically, to a tiled roof for system heat insulation in traditional houses to be contributed to improvement of constructability and a thermal insulation property for a construction of the tiled roof, and to materialize the lightening of the tiled roof. The present invention comprises: a roof lower pole to be separated by a predetermined interval in mediating with a hanging pole on the upper side of an installation member and installed in a grid; a plurality of tile installation insulation members to be installed on the upper side of the roof lower pole and manufactured by a foam styrene resin which is installed to be covered in longitudinal direction; and a tile member which is constituted by multiple female tiles and male tiles to be installed in the longitudinal direction on the upper side of the tile installation insulation member.

Roofing underlayment

A roofing underlayment for use in a structure containing a roof having a substrate and a roof fastened with attaching hardware. The roofing underlayment is installed under the roofing material, providing protection against rain, wind, ice and snow. The roofing underlayment has a patterned non-skid surface with a high coefficient of friction. The roofing underlayment contains a durable peel-and-stick pressure-activated adhesive having sufficient tack to durably adhere to the rough and porous substrate and seal around attaching hardware. The roofing underlayment is UV resistant and environmentally-friendly, utilizing recycled and recyclable materials as well as cool roof materials. A second embodiment provides for a subroof panel containing a premounted roofing underlayment on the substrate. The subroof panel is installed directly on the roof frame and contains extensions to adhere to and seal between adjacent subroof panels.

Roofing composite including dessicant and method of thermal energy management of a roof by reversible sorption and desorption of moisture

A roof system is secured to a roof deck on a building. The roof system has a thermal energy absorbing product including a desiccant located between the roof deck and a roof barrier. The desiccant reversibly absorbs moisture, and in response thereto, heat is released and absorbed by the desiccant to effect a thermal management of the roof system.

Roofing composite including dessicant and method of thermal energy management of a roof by reversible sorption and desorption of moisture

A roof system is secured to a roof deck on a building. The roof system has a thermal energy absorbing product including a desiccant located between the roof deck and a roof barrier. The desiccant reversibly absorbs moisture, and in response thereto, heat is released and absorbed by the desiccant to effect a thermal management of the roof system.

Лист, характеризующийся высокой проницаемостью по водяному пару

1. Лист, который характеризуется скоростью прохождения водяных паров (СПВП), равной, по меньшей мере, 100 г/м·день при проведении измерения в соответствии с документом ISO 12572(B) при 1 бар, 23°С и 85%-ной относительной влажности, и который содержит пленку из полимерной композиции, содержащей полярный термопластичный эластомер, пространственно затрудненный аминовый светостабилизатор (ПЗАС) и/или УФ-поглотитель, отличающийся тем, что полимерная композиция содержит ароматический аминовый акцептор радикалов.2. Лист по п.1, отличающийся тем, что пленка имеет толщину, меньшую, чем 50 мкм.3. Лист по п.1, отличающийся тем, что полярный термопластичный эластомер представляет собой полиэфироэфир на основе простого эфира и сложного эфира.4. Лист по п.3, отличающийся тем, что сополиэфироэфир на основе простого эфира и сложного эфира содержит полиэтиленгликолевые сегменты.5. Лист по одному из пп.1-4, отличающийся тем, что полимерная композиция содержит:0,001-10 мас.% ПЗАС,0,001-10 мас.% УФ-поглотителя,0,001-10 мас.% акцептора радикалов.6. Применение листа по одному из пп.1-5 в одежде, в качестве пленок в зданиях и в качестве упаковочного материала.7. Применение листа по одному из пп.1-6 в качестве кровельной пленки.8. Полимерная композиция, используемая в пленке листов по одному из пп.1-5. РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) (13) 2011 138 180 A (51) МПК C08J 5/00 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ (12) ЗАЯВКА НА ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЕ (21)(22) Заявка: 2011138180/04, 03.02.2010 (71) Заявитель(и): ДСМ АйПи АССЕТС Б.В. (NL) Приоритет(ы): (30) Конвенционный приоритет: 17.02.2009 EP 09153044.4 (85) Дата начала рассмотрения заявки PCT на национальной фазе: 19.09.2011 R U (43) Дата публикации заявки: 27.03.2013 Бюл. № 9 (72) Автор(ы): ТЕЙССЕН Паскал Мария Хюберт Пирре (NL), ГЕЙСМАН Питер (NL) (86) Заявка PCT: (87) Публикация заявки PCT: WO 2010/094559 (26.08.2010) R U (54) ЛИСТ, ХАРАКТЕРИЗУЮЩИЙСЯ ВЫСОКОЙ ПРОНИЦАЕМОСТЬЮ ПО ВОДЯНОМУ ПАРУ (57) Формула изобретения 1. Лист, ...

Steam barrier adaptive to moisture, particularly, for building heat insulation and method of it production

FIELD: process engineering. SUBSTANCE: invention relates to steam barrier adaptive to moisture used for heat insulation of buildings. This barrier consists of material that, at relative air humidity of 45-58%, features plateau S d of 2-5 m of equivalent air ply diffusion depth. Proposed method of making of moisture-adaptive steam barrier comprises the mixing of pelletised material from polyamide with granulated auxiliary substances, in particular, polyethylene polymers. Said mix is fused for chemical mixing to get, from the melt, the pelletised material consisting of the mix of polyamide and auxiliary substance wherefrom a steam barrier is produced by extrusion or forming with blowing. EFFECT: ruled out critical moisture transfer through steam barrier. 17 cl, 1 dwg РОССИЙСКАЯ ФЕДЕРАЦИЯ (19) RU (11) (51) МПК E04B 1/66 (13) 2 542 002 C2 (2006.01) ФЕДЕРАЛЬНАЯ СЛУЖБА ПО ИНТЕЛЛЕКТУАЛЬНОЙ СОБСТВЕННОСТИ (12) ОПИСАНИЕ (21)(22) Заявка: ИЗОБРЕТЕНИЯ К ПАТЕНТУ 2012126990/03, 10.12.2010 (24) Дата начала отсчета срока действия патента: 10.12.2010 Приоритет(ы): (30) Конвенционный приоритет: (72) Автор(ы): ДОРН Райнер (DE), БОГЕ Биргит (DE), КАСПЕР Франц-Йозеф (DE) 10.12.2009 DE 102009057707.6 (43) Дата публикации заявки: 20.01.2014 Бюл. № 2 R U (73) Патентообладатель(и): СЕНТ-ГОБЕН ИЗОВЕР (FR) (45) Опубликовано: 20.02.2015 Бюл. № 5 A1, 15.11.1986. WO 9633321 A1, 24.10.1996. DE 202004019654 U1, 07.04.2005. WO 2009043515 A1, 09.04.2009 (85) Дата начала рассмотрения заявки PCT на национальной фазе: 10.07.2012 2 5 4 2 0 0 2 (56) Список документов, цитированных в отчете о поиске: SU 530093 A1, 30.09.1976. SU 1270259 2 5 4 2 0 0 2 R U EP 2010/007539 (10.12.2010) C 2 C 2 (86) Заявка PCT: (87) Публикация заявки PCT: WO 2011/069672 (16.06.2011) Адрес для переписки: 197101, Санкт-Петербург, а/я 128, "АРСПАТЕНТ", В.В.Дощечкиной (54) АДАПТИВНЫЙ К ВЛАГЕ ПАРОВОЙ БАРЬЕР, В ЧАСТНОСТИ ДЛЯ ТЕПЛОИЗОЛЯЦИИ ЗДАНИЙ, И СПОСОБ ИЗГОТОВЛЕНИЯ ТАКОГО ПАРОВОГО БАРЬЕРА (57) Реферат: Изобретение относится к ...

Support structure of superimposed tile row in roof system

(57)【要約】 本発明は、重なり合うタイル列をともなった屋根システムに関し、水平に傾斜した梁（４）及び該梁に取り付けられた平行且つ水平なこけら板（２）含み、該こけら板２はお互いに、タイルの長さに依存する一定の距離をおいて梁（４）に取り付けられ、上方に突出した引っ掛け翼（２ｂ）をその一部に有した、上部平坦支持面（２ｃ）を有する断面形状により屋根の傾斜方向に構成され，各タイルのより高い方の列のより低い下方の下面（１ｂ）に形成された少なくとも１つの下方に延びた開口フック（１ａ）とかみ合う構造であって、傾斜方向に各梁（４）の上面に取り付けられたレール（３）を含み、該レール（３）はその上面に各こけら板（２）を適所に維持する要素（３ａ，３ｂ）と共に備られことを特徴とする。

Methods of providing water protection to roof structures and roof structures formed by the same

The present invention relates to methods of providing water protection to roof structures as well as the improved roof structures formed by the methods. The methods comprise providing one or more water resistant roof sheathing panels and installing the roof sheathing panel(s) on a roof structure of a building. Each of the roof sheathing panels comprises a wood sheet product and a nonwoven fabric mat adhered to at least one side of the wood sheet product.

Roof decking with reduced radiation

A decking or sheathing material for roofing includes a sheet of plywood or OSB with a reflective layer of foil material adhered thereto, the foil material including a layer of metallic foil such as aluminum and a kraft paper backing. The roof decking is fastened to rafters in a typical roof structure with the foil facing downwardly and exposed to air. A machine for applying the foil material to sheets of plywood includes a conveyer belt table for conveying the plywood sheets in succession, an adhesive roller for uniformly applying a layer of adhesive to the upwardly facing surfaces of the plywood sheets and a roller for pressing the foil material onto the adhesive-coated surfaces of the plywood from a supply roll.

Sheet felt

This invention concerns a light weight sheet felt material suitable for use as roof and siding underlayment and insulation board facing which comprises on a dry basis (a) 60-80 wt. % cellulose fibers; (b) 15-30 wt. % glass fibers having a diameter of 5 to 16 microns and a length of 3/8-3/4 inch; (c) 4-10 wt. % binder and (d) 0.5-10 wt. % non-asphaltic, sizing agent having a flash point above 150°F. and an evaporation rate less than one which is selected from the group consisting of anionic rosinous and amphipathic ester and anhydride sizes and mixtures thereof. The felt of this invention is of considerably lighter weight and higher porosity than other felting materials used for the same purpose and can be supplied in longer continuous sheet rolls than heretofore practical from a standpoint of handling, shipping, storage, and installation. Also the present sheet felt can be produced on conventional felt making equipment in a one step process.

Low emissivity products and methods for making same

This invention relates to a method for producing a product which exhibits (a) a low level of emissivity and (b) a high level of moisture vapor permeability, and which enables trapped excess moisture to be transported from the product to the surrounding atmosphere while maintaining its effective radiant barrier properties. The product is an underlying substrate, having a pair of outer major surfaces and a radiant barrier material adhered to at least one of the pair of outer major surfaces of the underlying substrate with an adhesive material to form a radiant barrier material covered substrate. A plurality of apertures are formed in the radiant barrier material covered substrate. These apertures extend substantially completely through both the radiant barrier material and the adhesive material thereby forming substantially completely open moisture vapor flow channels which create a high level of moisture vapor permeability through the radiant barrier material and the adhesive material. In this way, a substantial amount of trapped excess moisture can pass from the underlying substrate into the surrounding atmosphere to avoid unwanted degradation of the underlying substrate, while maintaining the low level of emissivity of the product.

Roof boarding with reflection layer

The reflecting area is made up of partial surfaces (10) arranged on the actual boarding (2) and composed of Al foil so the surface (10) overhangs (11) engage or grasp the adjoining surface (10) from above. Each overhang (11) consists of a strip running parallel to the bottom endface (23) and bent at least once 90 or 180 degrees so as to fit into the interleaved contours of the boarding. The partial surface (10) is preferably bonded in part or wholly to the surface of the boarding (2). The wood binding surface lies on the upper surface of the boarding or again at the two endfaces (22,23), the overhang (11) being bonded via its underside to the adjoining part surface (10'). The fasteners (6) used to join the boarding to the rafters (4) are arranged below the overhang of the adjoining surface part (10'). The top endface (22) and the bottom endface (13') of the adjoining part (10') form interlocking profiles.

Integral construction method for primary formwork support of plate-rafter integrated roof of antique building

仿古建筑板椽一体式屋面一次支模整体施工方法，包括S1、搭建屋面模板支撑架：S2、铺设底模板：S3、安装椽子模板盒：S4、屋面钢筋架绑扎：S5、铺设压脚模板S6、混凝土浇筑；本发明檐椽预制盒式模板实行厂内加工，现场进行安装，屋面板及檐椽、飞椽在预制的模板、钢筋加内一次性浇筑成型，有效地缩短了工期；采用工厂预制盒式模板及现场安装模板相结合，一次性整体现浇，避免了预制仿木檐椽后期预制在进行二次安装，同时不需要现场二次搭设安装脚手架，有效地降低了工程总造价。

Moisture-Adaptive Vapor Barrier, in Particular for Heat Insulating Buidings and Method for Producing the Vapor Barrier

본 발명은 습도-적응 증기 차단층, 특히 건물의 단열을 위한 습도-적응 증기 차단층에 관한 것이다. 습도 45 내지 58%에서 이 증기 차단층은 확산 공기층 두께 2 내지 5 m의 S d -값 범위에서 정체-상태의 S d -값 곡선을 갖는 재료로부터 제조된다.

Moisture-adaptive vapour barrier, in particular for heat insulating buildings, and method for producing said type of vapour barrier

本发明涉及一种湿汽自适应隔汽层，其尤其用于建筑物的隔热。所述湿汽自适应隔汽层由一种下述材料构成，所述材料对45至58％的湿度，具有2-5m扩散等价空气层厚度范围内的基本水平状或者近乎水平状的S d 值分布。

Deformable building sheet batten

一种用来将覆层板装到墙壁或框架上的撑条(100),所说撑条为一狭长的槽形件,具有一对被中间腹板(110)连结而间隔开的侧壁(120、140)和一对相应的安装突缘(125、145),该突缘与腹板(110)间隔开而在其外,并从侧壁(120、140)向两侧延伸,该腹板(110)适宜连接到墙壁或框架上,该突缘(125、145)适宜连接到覆层板(300)上,而该撑条(100)的形状被这样设计使当使用时有应力施加到覆层板(300)上时该撑条能优先变形。

Vapour barrier for use in heat insulation of buildings

本发明涉及一种蒸汽屏障，它用于建筑物的绝热，特别是用于新建建筑物或旧建筑物的修缮。本发明的蒸汽屏障能够在不同的环境条件下实现水蒸汽的交换。这个过程的实现是用一种材料做为基本材料，这种材料的水蒸汽扩散阻力决定于环境的湿度，此外，它还具有足够的抗拉强度和抗断强度。

Composting system

A composting system is provided that includes an enclosure for containing organic matter undergoing composting. The enclosure has an access through which organic waste can be introduced into the enclosure and through which composted matter can be removed from the enclosure. The enclosure has a sloped roof comprised of a composite laminate which includes an air and moisture permeable membrane having an inside surface that faces into said enclosure. The inside surface of the membrane is adhered to an open grid layer. The composting system may further include a device for introducing fresh air into organic matter being composted within the enclosure.

Edging an opening in a roofing membrane

Sloping tiled roof for building

The sloping roof for a building is watertight and provided with thermal insulation (12) fitted between the rafters (10). The outer covering of the roof consists of tiles (33) supported on horizontal battens (32) resting on sloping battens (30) situated over the rafters (10).There is a watertight layer construction (14,22) resting on top of the rafters (10) and the insulation (12), which fills the space between the rafters. There is a watertight and vapour-tight foil (28) on the underside of the rafters and the insulation.

COVER SYSTEM WITH OVERLAY TILE ROWS

The invention concerns a roof system with rows of superimposed tiles (1) comprising rafters (4) and parallel horizontal shingles (2) fixed to the rafters, each shingle (2) consisting of a shaped section having an upper planar support surface (2c) partly present on a catching wing (2b) projecting upwards, in the direction of the slope of the roof, whereon is engaged, further down, at least a hook (1a), open downwards, formed on the low marginal part of the bottom surface (1b) of each tile of an upper row. The invention is characterised in that it comprises a rail (3) fixed, in the direction of the slope, on the upper surface of each rafter (4), said rail (3) being provided, on its top surface, with elements (3a, 3b) maintaining in place each shingle (2).

DEVICE AND METHOD FOR VEGETALIZATION OF ROOFED ROOF

Plate/strip shaped heat insulator for roof boarding screen of building, has reflecting faces each formed of reflective layer that is permeable to water vapor and is interiorly paired with water impermeable and water vapor permeable layer

The insulator (1) has a water vapor permeable core (4) arranged between two reflecting faces (2, 3) forming partial/total barrier to radiations, where each face is permeable to water vapor and impermeable to water. The faces and the core are maintained together in a juxtaposed/superimposed state by a connection unit e.g. glue/welding. Each face is formed of an apparent reflective layer (5) that is permeable to water vapor and is interiorly paired with a water impermeable and water vapor permeable layer (6). The core has a polyolefin foam layer (8) interposed between wadding/fiber layers (12). The fiber layers are made of polyester fibers or vegetable fibers such as hemp, linen, wood or cellulose fibers.

PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING A WATERPROOF AND BREATHABLE SCREEN

Band spacing in fall protection system

This invention provides fall protection systems, in metal building construction, and methods of installing such systems. A given such system comprises a suspension fabric, supported by a grid-work of longitudinal and lateral support bands. The distance of the safety band from the rafter corresponds to about 40 percent to about 75 percent of the diameter of the bag. Thus for a 30-inch diameter bag, the distance between the edge of the rafter and the middle of the safety band is about 12 inches to about 23 inches. The safety band protects the suspension fabric from being cut by the near edge of the rafter when a falling object impacts the fall protection system near the edge of the rafter.

Roof underlayment

An underlayment sheet (10, 10’) is applied in overlapping courses to a roof deck (36) for establishing a weather-resistant membrane for use as a final exposed surface or below a roof covering (50). The underlayment sheet (10, 10’) has a bottom surface (16, 16’) to which a pressure sensitive adhesive section (22, 22’) is applied generally continuously along its length. A non-adhesive section (24, 24’) also extends the length of the bottom surface (16, 16') adjacent its upper long edge (18, 18’) for providing a contact surface with the roof deck (36) which is devoid of any adhesive material. The non-adhesive section (24, 24’) is attached to the roof deck (36) using tin tags (44, 44’) or other mechanical fastening components. When subsequent underlayment sheets (10, 10’) are applied in overlapping courses, the adhesive sections (22, 22’) bond over the preceding underlayment sheet (10, 10’) to establish a water tight seal. The top surface (14) of the underlayment sheet (10) may include a supplemental bonding strip (30) which adheres directly to the adhesive section (22) of an overlying underlayment sheet (10) to establish a tenacious seal. The top surface (14’) may also be impregnated with a course granular material (52) to serve as a final, exposed surface for the roof in lieu of shingles or the like. If a future re-roofing operation is required, the subject underlayment system can be removed from the roof deck (36) without damaging or delaminating the roof deck (36) material.

SCREEN BRACKET FOR ROOF OR RAIN SHIELD AND METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING SAME

FLAT ROOF INSULATION AND SYSTEM FOR THE THERMAL INSULATION OF FLAT ROOFS

Avec un toit plat isolé thermiquement (1) à base de structure en bois avec un corps de support (2) et un revêtement (14) suspendu à partir du corps de support, une isolation thermique (6, 8), particulièrement en laine minérale, est agencée entre le corps de support (2) et le revêtement (14), une membrane de retardateur de vapeur adaptative à l'humidité (16) étant agencée entre l'isolation thermique et le revêtement suspendu et une membrane d'étanchéité (10) à base de PVC étant agencée sur le corps de support. With a thermally insulated flat roof (1) based on a wooden structure with a supporting body (2) and a covering (14) suspended from the supporting body, thermal insulation (6, 8), especially mineral wool , is arranged between the supporting body (2) and the covering (14), a moisture adaptive vapor retarder membrane (16) being arranged between the thermal insulation and the suspended covering and a waterproofing membrane ( 10) PVC-based being arranged on the support body.

INSULATING INSULATING PANEL FOR ROOF

La présente invention concerne un panneau isolant pour toiture, essentiellement constitué par un bloc rigide (1) en matière isolante. Panneau isolant caractérisé en ce qu'il est autoporteur et en ce qu'il comporte au moins un profilé (3) de reprise des efforts, inséré dans la matière isolante dans le sens longitudinal du panneau. L'invention est plus particulièrement applicable dans le domaine du bâtiment, en particulier des éléments de construction pour toiture. The present invention relates to an insulating panel for a roof, essentially consisting of a rigid block (1) of insulating material. Insulating panel characterized in that it is self-supporting and in that it comprises at least one section (3) for absorbing forces, inserted into the insulating material in the longitudinal direction of the panel. The invention is more particularly applicable in the building field, in particular in roof construction elements.

SEALING MEMBER FOR ROOF AND ROOF PROVIDED WITH SUCH BODIES

TOIT EN PENTE COMPRENANT DES ORGANES D'ETANCHEITE 7 SITUES AU-DESSOUS DES RANGEES DE TUILES 1, ET AYANT POUR EFFET DE DRAINER TOUTE EAU S'INFILTRANT ENTRE LES TUILES ADJACENTES D'UNE RANGEE PARTICULIERE VERS LA SURFACE SUPERIEURE DES TUILES DE LA RANGEE SITUEE IMMEDIATEMENT AU-DESSOUS. CHAQUE ORGANE 7 PRESENTE UNE GOULOTTE TRANSVERSALE 8 QUI RECOIT LES CROCHETS DES TUILES ET QUI DEFINIT SUR LA FACE INFERIEURE DE CHAQUE ORGANE UNE BUTEE AGENCEE POUR S'ENGAGER SUR UN LATTIS DE SUPPORT 2 DE LA TOITURE. CES ORGANES D'ETANCHEITE 1 PERMETTENT LA POSE DE TUILES OU D'ARDOISES PLATES QUI NE S'EMBOITENT PAS LATERALEMENT, SANS AVOIR A SUPERPOSER LES TUILES DANS LEURS REGIONS CENTRALES. SLOPING ROOF INCLUDING SEALING COMPONENTS 7 LOCATED BELOW THE ROWS OF TILES 1, AND HAVING THE EFFECT OF DRAINING ANY WATER ENTERING BETWEEN THE ADJACENT TILES IN A PARTICULAR ROW TOWARDS THE UPPER SURFACE OF THE TILE ROWS IMMEDIATELY BELOW. EACH BODY 7 HAS A TRANSVERSAL CHUTE 8 WHICH RECEIVES THE TILE HOOKS AND WHICH DEFINES ON THE LOWER FACE OF EACH BODY A STOPPER AGENCY TO ENGAGE ON A SUPPORT LATTIS 2 OF THE ROOF. THESE WATERPROOFING COMPONENTS 1 ALLOW THE LAYING OF TILES OR FLAT SLATES WHICH DO NOT LATERAL INTERCHANGE, WITHOUT HAVE TO STACK THE TILES IN THEIR CENTRAL REGIONS.

ADHESIVE ELEMENT WITH DOUBLE SIZING

La présente invention concerne un élément adhésif comportant au moins un support (1) souple comprenant une face supérieure et une face inférieure, et une couche d'adhésif sensible à la pression déposée sur la face inférieure dudit support, remarquable en ce qu'il comporte une première couche (2) d'un adhésif sensible à la pression déposée sur tout ou partie de la face inférieure du support (1), l'adhésif sensible à la pression de la première couche (2) présentant une résistance au pelage supérieure ou égale à 2,6 N/cm selon la méthode de test ASTM D3330 de la norme AAMA 711 à une température comprise entre -30 et 23 °C, et une seconde couche (3) d'un second adhésif sensible à la pression déposée sur ladite première couche (2) et/ou sur tout ou partie de la face inférieure du support (1), le second adhésif sensible à la pression de la seconde couche (3) étant différent du premier adhésif et présentant une résistance au pelage supérieure ou égale à 2,6 N/cm selon la méthode de test ASTM D3330 de la norme AAMA 711 à une température comprise entre 0 et 70 °C. The present invention relates to an adhesive element comprising at least one flexible support (1) comprising an upper face and a lower face, and a pressure-sensitive adhesive layer deposited on the lower face of said support, characterized in that it comprises a first layer (2) of a pressure-sensitive adhesive deposited on all or part of the underside of the support (1), the pressure-sensitive adhesive of the first layer (2) having superior peel strength or 2.6 N / cm according to ASTM D3330 test method of AAMA 711 at a temperature between -30 and 23 ° C, and a second layer (3) of a second pressure-sensitive adhesive deposited on said first layer (2) and / or all or part of the underside of the support (1), the second pressure-sensitive adhesive of the second layer (3) being different from the first adhesive and having superior peel strength or Ega at 2.6 N / cm according to ASTM D3330 test ...

Cladding system for buildings

Cladding system for buildings, characterised in that it comprises, in combination: - wedges 1 intended to be directly fixed onto the load-bearing structure of the building; - suspension rails 3 placed horizontally on the said wedges 1; and - cladding elements 4 which are simply suspended on the said rails 3.

MULTILAYER ISOLATION COMPLEX

LATTE FOR ROOF

a. Latte pour toiture. b. Latte caractérisée en ce qu'elle présente des évidements qui assurent le passage d'air de ventilation, et éventuellement l'écoulement de l'eau de pénétration. c. L'invention s'applique notamment aux toitures comportant un isolant thermique. (CF DESSIN DANS BOPI) at. Roof batten. b. Slat characterized in that it has recesses which ensure the passage of ventilation air, and possibly the flow of penetrating water. vs. The invention applies in particular to roofs comprising a thermal insulation. (CF DRAWING IN BOPI)

PROCESS FOR MANUFACTURING A WATERPROOF AND BREATHABLE SCREEN

L'invention concerne un procédé de fabrication (200) d'un écran imperméable, ledit procédé de fabrication (200) comportant : - une étape de fourniture (202) au cours de laquelle une feuille métallique présentant des micro-perforations est fournie, - une étape de laminage (208) au cours de laquelle la feuille métallique microperforée est laminée, et - une étape d'enduction (206) au cours de laquelle une couche réalisée en un matériau respirant et imperméable est enduite sur la feuille métallique ainsi laminée. The invention relates to a method of manufacturing (200) an impermeable screen, said manufacturing method (200) comprising: - a supply step (202) in which a metal sheet having micro-perforations is provided; a rolling step (208) during which the microperforated metal sheet is laminated, and - a coating step (206) in which a layer made of a breathable and impermeable material is coated on the thus laminated metal sheet.