Indiana
Albert G. Jennings Center
Reroofing with minimal disruption
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Category
Roofing Solutions -
Completed
2013 -
Type
Hospitality & Entertainment -
Size
35 squares
Challenge
The roof on this Fort Wayne community hub offering crucial health and social programs – from athletics, club meet-ups, and food service, as well as a weekend rental location for private, corporate, and community functions – had seen better days and needed a full tear-off and replacement. The Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation Department had also made improved air quality a priority on all projects within their remit.
Solution
- Siplast's two-ply SBS-Modified Bitumen Paradiene Roof Membrane was chosen as the reliable and durable solution that would serve the Center and its community for years to come
- Fort Wayne Parks & Recreation Department opted for an Eco-Activ® Depolluting Membrane System, surfaced with Noxite® granules designed to neutralize harmful NOx contaminants in the air to help improve air quality
- Avoiding the use of hot asphalt or a torch, the membrane was applied using Siplast's PA-311 Cold Adhesive, creating a tenacious interply bond and eliminating asphalt fumes and open flames during installation
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SBS-Modified Bitumen Roof Systems
In the 1960s, working with Shell Chemical of Europe, Siplast developed SBS (styrene-butadiene-styrene) modified bitumens in response to the changing requirements of modern construction. Siplast Engineered Roof Systems have been applied in the extremely varied weather conditions of more than 40 countries. Read more about our history and commitment to quality and our line of SBS-modified bitumen roofing products.
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