http://mnhomeroofing.com/blog/how-can-epdm-be-bonded-directly-over-rolled-roofing/ MN Home Roofing Contractor Roofing Repaid Company Mon, 16 Aug 2010 04:47:36 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://mnhomeroofing.com/blog/how-can-epdm-be-bonded-directly-over-rolled-roofing/comment-page-1/#comment-89 IndianaHoosier Wed, 13 Jan 2010 03:41:47 +0000 http://mnhomeroofing.com/how-can-epdm-be-bonded-directly-over-rolled-roofing/#comment-89 Manufacture recommendations is for a reason. The over all reliability of the product. Bonding it directly to roll roofing....NO! You can apply a fiber board over the roll roofing then apply the EPDM, but then I would suggest to remove the roll roofing to keep the extra weight off the roof. I would go on to suggest to get rid off all the roll roofing. It is an old school product that is not dependable and repairing it normally helps "for the moment" but with all the seams you just shift problems from one spot to another. EPDM is a superb product and very durable and choice of many contractors doing flat roofs today. Manufacture recommendations is for a reason. The over all reliability of the product. Bonding it directly to roll roofing….NO! You can apply a fiber board over the roll roofing then apply the EPDM, but then I would suggest to remove the roll roofing to keep the extra weight off the roof.
I would go on to suggest to get rid off all the roll roofing. It is an old school product that is not dependable and repairing it normally helps “for the moment” but with all the seams you just shift problems from one spot to another.
EPDM is a superb product and very durable and choice of many contractors doing flat roofs today.

]]> http://mnhomeroofing.com/blog/how-can-epdm-be-bonded-directly-over-rolled-roofing/comment-page-1/#comment-88 David L Mon, 11 Jan 2010 16:47:15 +0000 http://mnhomeroofing.com/how-can-epdm-be-bonded-directly-over-rolled-roofing/#comment-88 sikaflex (polyurethane sealant) would do it. suggest you call sika and discuss with their technical people to be 100 % sure. sikaflex (polyurethane sealant) would do it. suggest you call sika and discuss with their technical people to be 100 % sure.

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