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Revision as of 21:10, 4 February 2026



Division D - Construction Details

Construction Details for Architectural Sheet Metal (ASM) Roof Systems
ASM Project.jpg
The drawings linked on this page are intended to represent a variety of ASM roof system applications while remaining generic with regards to manufacturer's specific application specifications. They do not represent all possible manufacturer application roof system designs. Consult each manufacturer's specifications and the RoofStar Guarantee Standards to develop a system acceptable to both the manufacturer and the RoofStar Guarantee Program.
For further information about Architectural Sheet Metal Roof System designs and requirements, see the Standard for Architectural Sheet Metal (ASM) Roof Systems.

Part 6 - Air and Vapour Controls

Continuity and Support ( Article 6.3.2.1.)
  1. Air and Vapour Controls (Field)

Part 8 - Eave, Valley, and Field Underlayment

Eave Protection/Underlayment (Slopes 1:3 or More) ( Article 8.3.2.1. and Article 8.3.2.3.)
  1. Eave Protection and Underlayment
Eave Protection/Underlayment (Slopes Less Than 1:3) ( Article 8.3.2.1. and Article 8.3.2.4.)
  1. Eave Protection and Underlayment (Low Slopes)

Part 9 - Roof Field (Panel Systems)

Securing Panel Systems on Slopes 1:6 to up to 1:3 ( Article 9.3.2.5.)
Uninsulated Assembly
  1. Uninsulated Assembly, Standard Clip - Drawings here (2 views)
  2. Uninsulated Assembly, Tall Clip - Drawings here (2 views)
Insulated Assembly
  1. Insulated Assembly, Standard Clip on EPDM pad - Drawings here (2 views)
  2. Insulated Assembly, Tall Clip on Bearing Plate - Drawings here (2 views)
  3. Insulated Assembly, Tall Clip on Girt Supported by Thermally Non-conductive Clip - Drawings here (2 views)
  4. Insulated Assembly, Tall Clip on Girt - Drawings here (2 views)

Part 9 (Continued)

Securing Panels on Slopes 1:3 and Greater ( Article 9.3.2.6.)
Note: ventilation space below panels on slopes ≥ 1:3 is recommended but is not required.
Uninsulated Assembly
  1. Uninsulated Assembly, Standard Clip - Drawings here (2 views)
  2. Uninsulated Assembly, Tall Clip - Drawings here (2 views)
Insulated Assembly
  1. Insulated Assembly, Standard Clip on EPDM pad - Drawings here (2 views)
  2. Insulated Assembly, Tall Clip on Bearing Plate - Drawings here (2 views)
  3. Insulated Assembly, Tall Clip on Girt Supported by Thermally Non-conductive Clip - Drawings here (2 views)
  4. Insulated Assembly, Tall Clip on Girt - Drawings here (2 views)

Part 10 - Perimeters and Valleys

Roof-Wall Connections ( Article 10.3.2.3.)
  1. Roof-Wall Connection (Head-wall)
  2. Roof-Wall Connection (Head-wall, Vented)
Ridges ( Article 10.3.4.1.)
  1. Ridge (Unvented, Uninsulated)
  2. Ridge (Unvented, Insulated)
  3. Ridge (Vented, Uninsulated)
Eave and Rake Edge Details ( Article 10.3.4.2.)
  1. Eave and Rake Edges (Mechanical Seams)
  2. Eave and Rake Edges (Snap-Lock Seams)
  3. Eave and Rake Edges (Copper)
  4. Eave and Rake Edges (Zinc)
Valleys ( Article 10.3.5.2.)
  1. Valley (Hooked)
  2. Valley (Unhooked)

Standard for ASM Roof Systems

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