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Inland Coatings Introduces Fiber-Reinforced SEBS Mastic

SEBS mastic can be trowel or brush applied to roofing seams, flashings, and penetrations where thicker build is required
December 1, 2025

Inland Coatings introduced RC-2500 medium-grade fiber-reinforced SEBS mastic, which can be trowel or brush applied to roofing seams, flashings, and penetrations where thicker build is required.


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Waterproofing Penetrations 102

Xiu Li
Xiu Li
December 17, 2024

This article is the author's second in a series on waterproofing penetrations.  Waterproofing Penetrations 102 takes a deep dive into unique penetrations and often challenging conditions. The types of assemblies that will be explored include cluster penetrations, fireproofed penetrations, and extreme temperature pipes (hot or sub-freezing).


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Avoiding Common Low-Slope Roof Design Problems

Seven points that can eliminate many roofing-related change orders and reduce installation time and costs.
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Jim Flickinger
May 10, 2024

Seven points that, if kept in mind during the design process, can eliminate many roofing-related change orders and reduce installation time and costs.


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Waterproofing Penetrations

Waterproofing Penetrations 101

Xiu Li
Xiu Li
May 17, 2023

If a penetration is coordinated, detailed, and installed properly, it will achieve its desired result without creating unintended performance issues.


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Roofing Detail: Sumped Through-Wall Scupper Flashing

February 17, 2023

Flashing or stripping ply should extend into scupper throat, and be fully welded. Seal exterior of scupper at wall penetration. Continuous cleats are recommended when flashing face dimension exceeds 3 inches and in areas deemed a high-wind zone as categorized by local building code.


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Evaluation of All Roof Components Recommended Before Re-Roofing

June 17, 2022

Roof leaks are often a nuisance for a building owner or property manager. Often difficult to track down, leaks can cause damage to interior finishes and lead to tenant complaints – and, if not resolved, unhappy tenants.


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FlexWrap

Flexible Self-Adhered Flashing Tape

FlexWrap EZ Adhesive Tape
May 7, 2018
DuPont Safety & Construction introduced DuPont FlexWrap EZ to its full line of 100 percent butyl-backed DuPont Flashing Systems that help to create an air- and water-tight protective envelope.
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GreatSeal PE-150

Multi-Purpose Sealant

November 17, 2017
Kemper System America Inc.
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Roofing Details

Details: Pitch Pan Flashing

October 1, 2014
A rundown on pitch pan flashing.
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Critical Low-Slope Roofing Details

December 12, 2012

The most critical application points on low-slope roof systems are at flashings, penetrations and accessories. 


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