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SBS Details

File:MF 13.3.1-1A.jpg
File:MF 13.3.1-1B.jpg

File:MF 13.3.1-1.1 (Standing Seam).jpg

File:MF 13.3.1-1.2 (S-Lock, Single).jpg

File:MF 13.3.1-1.2 (S-Lock, Double).jpg

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1 WORK INCLUDED

(1) Metal Cap Flashing: Fabricate and install in keeping with the Standards in Part 13 METAL FLASHINGS. Base membrane must extend across the top of the parapet (to waterproof the structure and separate the metal from moisture-susceptible substrates) and extend down the outside face of the parapet at least 50 mm (2”). Edges must be hemmed (1a), although a kicked-out drip edge is optional (see 13.3.2 (1) Fabrication).
(2) Fasteners: Select for compatibility with metal flashing, membrane and substrate (see 13.2.3 Fasteners).
(3) Clips: Install cap flashings using a continuous or discontinuous metal ‘wind’ clip affixed to the outside face of the parapet, or to the top of the parapet (see Alternate illustration). Fasten the clip following the standards in both 13.3.3 Securement and 13.3.5 Cap, Counter and Base Flashings.
(4) Seam: Must be either a Standing Seam (illustrated) or an S-lock (single or double – see inset illustrations). The use of acceptable seams allows for multi-directional expansion and contraction of sheet metal.

2 RELATED WORK BY OTHERS

(A) Parapet Structure
(B) Parapet woodwork (sloped toward roof surface

NOTE: Refer to RoofStar Guarantee Standards for additional requirements.

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-;(1) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Roof Assemblies#METALCAP-SBS|'''Metal Cap Flashing''']]: Fabricate and install in keeping with the Standards in Part '''13 METAL FLASHINGS'''.  Base membrane must extend across the top of the parapet (to waterproof the structure and separate the metal from moisture-susceptible substrates) and extend down the outside face of the parapet at least 50 mm (2”).  Edges must be hemmed (1a), although a kicked-out drip edge is optional (see '''13.3.2''' ('''1''') '''Fabrication''').
+;(1) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Membrane Systems#SBSMETALCAP|'''Metal Cap Flashing''']]: Fabricate and install in keeping with the Standards in Part '''13 METAL FLASHINGS'''.  Base membrane must extend across the top of the parapet (to waterproof the structure and separate the metal from moisture-susceptible substrates) and extend down the outside face of the parapet at least 50 mm (2”).  Edges must be hemmed (1a), although a kicked-out drip edge is optional (see '''13.3.2''' ('''1''') '''Fabrication''').
-;(2) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Roof Assemblies#SBSMETALFASTENER|'''Fasteners''']]: Select for compatibility with metal flashing, membrane and substrate (see '''13.2.3 Fasteners''').
+;(2) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Membrane Systems#SBSMETALFASTENER|'''Fasteners''']]: Select for compatibility with metal flashing, membrane and substrate (see '''13.2.3 Fasteners''').
-;(3) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Roof Assemblies#SBSMETALSECUREMENT|'''Clips''']]: Install cap flashings using a continuous or discontinuous metal ‘wind’ clip affixed to the outside face of the parapet, or to the top of the parapet (see Alternate illustration).  Fasten the clip following the standards in both '''13.3.3 Securement''' and '''13.3.5 Cap, Counter and Base Flashings'''.
+;(3) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Membrane Systems#SBSMETALSECUREMENT|'''Clips''']]: Install cap flashings using a continuous or discontinuous metal ‘wind’ clip affixed to the outside face of the parapet, or to the top of the parapet (see Alternate illustration).  Fasten the clip following the standards in both '''13.3.3 Securement''' and '''13.3.5 Cap, Counter and Base Flashings'''.
-;(4) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Roof Assemblies#SBSMETALSEAM|'''Seam''']]: Must be either a Standing Seam (illustrated) or an S-lock (single or double – see inset illustrations).  The use of acceptable seams allows for multi-directional expansion and contraction of sheet metal.
+;(4) [[RoofStar Guarantee Standards for SBS Modified Bitumen Membrane Systems#SBSMETALSEAM|'''Seam''']]: Must be either a Standing Seam (illustrated) or an S-lock (single or double – see inset illustrations).  The use of acceptable seams allows for multi-directional expansion and contraction of sheet metal.
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