Fully Adhered Roofing System
Benefits of Fully Adhered System
- Application on any slope
- Suitable for unusual roof configurations
- Lightweight system
- High wind uplift performance
- Aesthetics
- Perfectly suited for green roofs
The Main Benefits of Fully Adhered System
Aesthetically Pleasing
Lightweight and Flexible
High Wind Rating
Time Tested and Proven
Fully Adhered (EPDM)
- EPDM membrane
- Contact Adhesive
- Fasteners and plates
- Acceptable Insulation
- Approved Roof Deck
Most Popular FAQ’s
What is a fully adhered roofing system?
A fully adhered roofing system is a type of installation method where the roofing membrane is adhered directly to the substrate using a specialized adhesive. This method ensures that the membrane is tightly secured to the surface, providing strong resistance to wind uplift and reducing the risk of membrane displacement. Fully adhered systems are popular for their durability and reliability in both commercial and residential roofing applications.
What is fully adhered EPDM?
Fully adhered EPDM refers to an installation method for EPDM (Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer) roofing where the rubber membrane is glued directly to the roof substrate. This technique provides excellent stability, minimizes movement, and offers superior resistance to weather conditions. Fully adhered EPDM is often preferred for flat roofs due to its seamless installation and long-lasting durability.
What is a fully adhered TPO roof?
A fully adhered TPO (Thermoplastic Polyolefin) roof involves attaching the TPO membrane to the roof deck using a bonding adhesive. This method ensures a secure attachment that provides excellent resistance to wind uplift and weather elements. Fully adhered TPO roofs offer flexibility, energy efficiency, and improved protection for flat and low-slope commercial buildings.