Difference between revisions of "Tile System Details"

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The drawings contained within this section are intended to represent a variety of tile and slate roofing applications while remaining generic with regards to manufacturers’ specific application specifications. They do not represent all possible manufacturer application roof system designs. NOTE: Presently, Tile and Slate roofing systems do not qualify for a RoofStar Guarantee'.

E4.7.1 Tile (Hips and Ridges)

E4.7.2 Tile (Rake Edge)

E4.7.3 Tile (Pipe Flashing)

E4.7.4 Tile (Roof/Wall Transition)

E4.7.5 Tile (Curb Flashing)

E4.7.6 Tile (Wood Batten Construction)

E4.7.7 Slate (Standard Application)

E4.7.8 Slate (Valleys)

E4.7.9 Slate (Hips)

E4.7.10 Slate (Ridges)

E4.7.11 Slate (Flashings - Various)

E4.7.12 Slate (Pipe Flashing)

E4.7.13 Tile/Slate Built-in Gutters

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−	:The drawings contained within this section are intended to represent a variety of tile and slate roofing applications while remaining generic with regards to manufacturers’ specific application specifications. They do not represent all possible manufacturer application roof system designs. ~~Consult manufacturers’ specifications~~ and RoofStar Guarantee ~~Standards to develop a system acceptable to both the manufacturer and RGC~~.	+	:The drawings contained within this section are intended to represent a variety of tile and slate roofing applications while remaining generic with regards to manufacturers’ specific application specifications. They do not represent all possible manufacturer application roof system designs. '''NOTE:''' Presently, Tile and Slate roofing systems do not qualify for a '''''RoofStar Guarantee''''.

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