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Foam roofing systems don't have this flaw, due to their seamless, monolithic nature that prevents air and water infiltration; as well as the fact that they are 'self-flashing.' This means that they can be applied to adjoining vertical surfaces in a contiguous manner. Therefore there are no seams or cold joints to worry about.
These two diagrams are examples of how SPF can be applied in different flashing situations.
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This diagram at left illustrates how to flash a pipe. The polyurethane foam and coating create a simple, but very effective watertight barrier where they meet the pipe. |
This diagram at right is an example of a curb for rooftop air handling units. It is set up so that the sheet metal counter-flashing is sealed by the foam. |
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