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Garland Improves Installation and Aesthetics of Thermoplastic Roof Systems

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April 12, 2023

The Garland Company, a full-service roofing manufacturer and building envelope solution provider based in Cleveland, Ohio, announced the launch of KEE-Lock Spatter Spray, a solvent-free polyurethane foamable adhesive for use with its industry-leading KEE-Stone thermoplastic roofing membranes.

KEE-Lock Spatter Spray is applied using a proprietary dual-purpose static mixer, disposable adhesive applicator, and 25-foot hoses that deliver in a single kit to a jobsite. Each set covers up to 2,400 square feet and skins in as little as 5-8 minutes, depending on application conditions.

“Traditional KEE adhesives are applied using a manual ribbon technique that can be time-consuming,” said Ed Buczek, Director of Product Management for The Garland Company. “In contrast, KEE-Lock Spatter Spray applies quickly and easily as an even layer across the substrate, which means the KEE membrane adheres to more of the capsheet and creates a smooth finished surface that cures in as little as 5 minutes.”   

KEE-Lock Spatter Spray is applicator-friendly, dispensing quickly and evenly, saving installation time while bonding strong and consistent. Depending on conditions, it cures in 5-8 minutes, forming a quick, tight bond that gives a contractor immediate verification of a successful installation. The product is low-VOC and does not contain any high global warming propellants, making it safe to use even in regulated areas.  

Said Buczek, “We know that roofing contractors face business challenges that are unprecedented. KEE-Lock Spatter Spray helps to accelerate the installation process while reducing callbacks. We also know how important versatility is for the products a roofer trusts. KEE-Lock Spatter Spray is unique in that while one type of application is in the name, it also has FM approvals for use as an insulation adhesive in traditional ribbons. This means our contractor partners have one less thing to worry about on the job.”

KEE-Lock Spatter Spray is available now from any of Garland’s over 200 territory managers located across the U.S. and Canada. To learn more about KEE-Lock Spatter Spray and the entire KEE-Stone roofing system, visit garlandco.com/products/KEE-Stone.  

KEYWORDS: membranes roofing membranes roofing systems

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