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Rubber roof termination bar.
The gentite w59gt10088 1 in.
It is made of durable extruded aluminum.
All the rv rubber roof materials and accessories from rv parts nation are fully compatible.
Termination bar is designed to secure and seal the membrane on vertical or horizontal termination details.
Aluminum 0 075 thick x 1 inch wide x 10 feet long.
It is made of durable extruded aluminum.
The extruded aluminum resists rust and has eight bearing points to hold rubber in place.
Ribbed roofing termination bar 1 8 inch lip sealant ledge 0 26 x 0 38 inch slots 6 inches on center ribs on the underside.
Designed to secure and seal the membrane on vertical or horizontal termination details.
In this section we show you how to install a termination bar to join an epdm rubber membrane on to other roofing materials such as felt built up roofing and asphalt.
The termination bar is an extruded aluminum bar that s designed for securing and sealing compression type flashing terminations when the water cut off mastic is inserted behind the epdm membrane and lap sealant is applied along the top of the termination bar.
Compatible with classicbond the classicbond one piece epdm system is great for large or small flat roof areas and is normally bonded on to a timber deck in one piece so no joins.
The bar is 25mm x 3m and has pre punched holes every 150mm on center.
We carry an entire line of roofing products for your home including termination bars pipe flashings inside and outside corners t joint covers primers perimeter strips seam tapes cover tapes and bonding adhesives.
Epdm rubber roofing membrane.
5 10 aluminum termination bar.
Used to cover flat roof surfaces including garages sunrooms carports room additions breezeways mobile homes small commercial buildings etc.
Used for horizontal or vertical termination of the membrane at walls and gutters or over the edge of the roof surface.
Roofkit rubber roofing 10 foot aluminum termination bar is used for edge or vertical wall terminations.
