Tegola Canadese Eco Roof Hexagonal Tiles
Eco Roof Hexagonal Tiles
ECO ROOF HEXAGONAL TILES
Simplicity is synonymous with style if you talk about Premium Rectangular. The historic rectangular shaped bituminous shingles continue to be current.
FEATURES
INFORMATION
TILES PER PACKAGE
16 (n°)
SURFACE PER PARCEL
2.32 (m2)
SURFACE COATING
Ceramic-coated basalt grit G-EVO
SET OF THE FLAPS
Self-adhesive pads Self-adhesive tabs
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HEIGHT OF SLITS
>143
THICKNESS
3
EXPOSED AREA
145/EN 544
BITUMEN PER SINGLE LAYER
>1000 g/m²
WATER ABSORPTION
<2 %/EN 544
DESCRIPTION
This product does not contain asbestos and tar
RESISTANCE TO UV RADIATION
Pass/EN 1297
REFERENCE STANDARD
EAD 220020-00-0402
FLOW RESISTANCE, AT 90°C
<1mm/EN 1110
TENSILE STRENGTH MD/CMD
>600 N/50mm / >400/EN 12311-1
RESISTANCE TO TEARING
>100N /EN 12310-1
RESISTANCE TO BLISTERING
Pass/EN 544
SAFETY
The material is free of asbestos, tar compounds and other dangerous substances.
STORAGE
Store pallets in closed warehouses, away from heat sources and direct sunlight. Store in the original packaging. Do not stack pallets.
OTHER INFORMATION
The characteristics expressed refer to the standard production. Tegola Canadese reserves the right to update the technical data sheets without notice. Further information on installation available
APPLICATION
Application on pitched roofs, with a slope between 5° and 85°. Installation temperature above +5°C. Always check the adhesion of the pads or of the shingle at the end of the installation.
GRANULES ADHESION
<1,2 -g/EN 12039
EXTERNAL FIRE RESISTANCE
Broof (t1)/EN 13501-5 / EN 1187
TYPE
Polyethylene Film
REACTION TO FIRE
E/EN 13501-1 / prEN ISO 11925-2
M²/BUNDLE
2.32
M²/PALLET
185.60
PROPERLY SUPPORTED
The easy and correct installation of asphalt shingles depends entirely on the roof deck being smooth, continuous, clean, and dry .The roof deck can be built with wood materials (such as Tegodeck seasoned tongue or groove planks , plywood, etc.) properly supported.
DETAIL
INSTALLATION
Apply a line of bituminous mastic “Bitustick” along the eaves (Fig. 3); trim the tabs from the bituminous shingle to form the starter course (Fig. 2) and align it to the line z (see Fig. 3). Ÿ Install the first row of shingles along the line AD (Fig. 4). Ÿ Install the second row of shingles along the line z (Fig. 4). Ÿ Repeat this installation method until all pitches are completed. The trimming and aligning operations are simplified following the cuts on the upper edge of each bituminous shingle.
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