Difference between revisions of "Hot Rubber Low Door Opening"
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;(1) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_9|'''Field membrane''']]: Reinforced hot rubber system shown, including protection materials (see '''Part 9''' for requirements) | ;(1) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_9|'''Field membrane''']]: Reinforced hot rubber system shown, including protection materials (see '''Part 9''' for requirements) | ||
;(2) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_1|'''Roof system''']]: Protected membrane system (from bottom: drainage layer, insulation (2 layers), filter fabric, pavers on pedestals). Note the location of the drainage layer and refer to [https://rpm.rcabc.org/index.php?title=Hot_Rubber_Roof_Systems_Standard#7.1.6.2._Drainage_Mats_and_Filter_Fabric Article 7.1.6.2.] concerning this issue. | ;(2) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_1|'''Roof system''']]: Protected membrane system (from bottom: drainage layer, insulation (2 layers), filter fabric, pavers on pedestals). Note the location of the drainage layer and refer to [https://rpm.rcabc.org/index.php?title=Hot_Rubber_Roof_Systems_Standard#7.1.6.2._Drainage_Mats_and_Filter_Fabric Article 7.1.6.2.] concerning this issue. | ||
| − | ;(3) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_10|'''Self-adhered membrane (pre-flashing)''']]: Apply over rough sill or sill woodwork. Prime as required. When sheet membrane flashing is used, it shall conform to the RGC Standard and to the ''manufacturer's'' application requirements (see '''Part 10''' for requirements). | + | ;(3) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_10|'''Self-adhered membrane (pre-flashing)''']]: Apply over rough sill or sill woodwork. Prime as required. When sheet membrane flashing is used, it may be installed following the pre-flashing method (before the application of the hot fluid rubberized asphalt) but shall in any event conform to the RGC Standard and to the ''manufacturer's'' application requirements (see '''Part 10''' for requirements). |
;(4) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_10|'''Metal water-stop flashing''']]: Dimensions as specified in design. Mechanically attach to inside face of door sill. Cut flashing to fit opening width. | ;(4) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_10|'''Metal water-stop flashing''']]: Dimensions as specified in design. Mechanically attach to inside face of door sill. Cut flashing to fit opening width. | ||
;(5) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_10|'''Membrane flashing''']]: Base membrane shown. Install to overlap and seal in metal water-stop flashing. | ;(5) [[Hot Rubber Roof Systems Standard#PART_10|'''Membrane flashing''']]: Base membrane shown. Install to overlap and seal in metal water-stop flashing. | ||
Latest revision as of 19:45, 7 November 2025
Division D - Construction Details
Hot Rubber | Low Door Opening ( Article 10.3.4.5.)
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SBS Details
1 WORK INCLUDED
- (1) Field membrane
- Reinforced hot rubber system shown, including protection materials (see Part 9 for requirements)
- (2) Roof system
- Protected membrane system (from bottom: drainage layer, insulation (2 layers), filter fabric, pavers on pedestals). Note the location of the drainage layer and refer to Article 7.1.6.2. concerning this issue.
- (3) Self-adhered membrane (pre-flashing)
- Apply over rough sill or sill woodwork. Prime as required. When sheet membrane flashing is used, it may be installed following the pre-flashing method (before the application of the hot fluid rubberized asphalt) but shall in any event conform to the RGC Standard and to the manufacturer's application requirements (see Part 10 for requirements).
- (4) Metal water-stop flashing
- Dimensions as specified in design. Mechanically attach to inside face of door sill. Cut flashing to fit opening width.
- (5) Membrane flashing
- Base membrane shown. Install to overlap and seal in metal water-stop flashing.
- (6) Membrane gussets
- Install in corners to seal joints.
- (7) Metal base flashing (under door)
- Optional; protection for membrane when pavers are installed (shown), or when exposed membrane is vulnerable to damage. Mechanical fasteners must be at least 87.5 mm (3-1/2”) above the drainage plane.
- (8) Membrane flashing
- Applicable for exterior-insulated walls. Seals roof membrane flashing to air/vapour barrier on wall and provides sufficient exposure for positive union with WRB (by others). Mechanically secure membrane (metal base flashing used for securement in this detail).
- (9) Metal base flashing (walls)
- Optional; protects membrane flashing from damage, and functions as removable panel to permit access to membrane flashing for future replacement.
- (10) Pavers and pedestals
- May be installed by others, if specified. See Part 14 for material and application requirements. Must be at least 12 mm (1/2”) away from other pavers, and from membrane flashing or metal base flashing, to permit adequate drainage.
2 RELATED WORK BY OTHERS
- (A) Wall and cladding
- Generic and representative only.
- (B) WRB (Water Resistive Barrier)
- Generic and representative only.
- (C) Door and jamb assembly
- Generic and representative only.
NOTE: See the Standard for additional requirements.
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