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Underlayment is used in the field areas (where eave protection is not required) of the roof to provide a secondary protection beneath the shingles during weather events that force water back up the slope underneath the shingles. <b><u>Nail Applied </u></b>materials qualify only as underlayment on roof slopes of more than 1:3 (4/12).
 
Underlayment is used in the field areas (where eave protection is not required) of the roof to provide a secondary protection beneath the shingles during weather events that force water back up the slope underneath the shingles. <b><u>Nail Applied </u></b>materials qualify only as underlayment on roof slopes of more than 1:3 (4/12).
  
=== Accepted Materials ===
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==== GAF ====
 
;Shingle-Mate Fiberglass
 
:Reinforced Organic Felt - Nail Applied
 
;Stormguard Fiberglass
 
:Reinforced Organic Felt - Nail Applied
 
;Weather Watch Fiberglass
 
:Reinforced Organic Felt - Nail Applied
 
;Deck Armor
 
:Polypropylene Synthetic - Nail Applied
 
 
 
==== HENRY COMPANY CANADA ====
 
;Blueskin PE 200 HT
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Blueskin RF 100
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Blueskin RF 200
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Eaveguard
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Perma-Seal PG
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
 
 
==== SOPREMA INC. ====
 
;Lastoflex
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Membrane - Nailed Applied
 
;Lastobond 195
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Lastobond 240
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Lastobond Shield HT
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Lastobond Shield
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Sopraseal Stick 1100
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
 
 
==== IKO INDUSTRIES LTD. ====
 
;Armourgard Ice & Water Protector
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Roofgard SB Underlayment
 
:Spun Bonded Polypropylene Synthetic - Nail Applied
 
;SBS Deck Base 44
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Membrane - Nail Applied
 
;Roofgard Cool Grey
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Membrane - Nail Applied
 
 
 
==== BUILDING PRODUCTS OF CANADA CORP. ====
 
;Gripgard
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Progard
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;S-Gard
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
 
 
==== MALARKEY ROOFING CO ====
 
;Arctic Seal Ice &amp; Water Guard
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Malarkey Right Start UDL Base
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Membrane Nail Applied
 
;{{hilite | Malarkey Secure Start 1030 Underlayment || 2015-October-7 }}
 
:{{hilite | Lightweight Synthetic Underlayment - Nail Applied || 2015-October-7 }}
 
 
 
==== CERTAINTEED CORPORATION ====
 
;WinterGuard Sand
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;WinterGuard HT (High Tack, High Temp.)
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;WinterGuard Granular
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
 
 
==== INTERWRAP INC. ====
 
;Titanium UDL 25 Plus, UDL 30 and UDL 50
 
:Polypropylene Synthetic - Nail Applied
 
;Titanium PSU 30
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;{{hilite | RhinoRoof U20 || 2015-October-7 }}
 
:{{hilite | Multi-layer polymer-coated woven synthetic underlayment - Mechanically Attached || 2015-October-7 }}
 
 
 
==== TBA ====
 
 
 
==== PROTECTO WRAP ====
 
;Jiffy Seal Ice and Water Guard HT;
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
;Jiffy Seal Butyl Ice and Water Guard HT;
 
:SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
 
 
==== OWENS CORNING CANADA LP ====
 
;Deck Defense
 
: Polyolefin Synthetic - Nail Applied
 
;Weatherlock G
 
: SBS Modified Bituminous Self-Adhered Membrane
 
  
  

Revision as of 15:01, 18 July 2016

(Asphalt Shingles, Cedar Shakes & Shingles)

General

Eave protection is used to protect the eave and valley areas of steep sloped roofs from ice dam damage. An ice dam usually forms when the interior heat of the building warms the snow on the roof, causing it to melt and run down to the eaves. Normally, the eaves are overhanging the building and not heated from the inside. This allows the water to freeze and form an ice dam. As the ice dam grows bigger, it forms a barrier, which prevents water from draining. The water backs up behind the dam and gradually forces its way under the shingles (or shakes, tiles, etc.), through the roof deck, and into the structure. The results can range from minor staining to severe water damage to the structural members.

Eave protection is designed to prevent the water from reaching the deck and leaking into the structure. Recently a number of companies have developed self-adhesive, rubberized asphalt composite sheet materials. Properly formulated and installed, these sheets have the potential to provide a longer life and better performance. The slope and climate conditions are considerations for selection, please see Section 7.

Underlayment is used in the field areas (where eave protection is not required) of the roof to provide a secondary protection beneath the shingles during weather events that force water back up the slope underneath the shingles. Nail Applied materials qualify only as underlayment on roof slopes of more than 1:3 (4/12).



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