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| PRODUCT DESCRIPTION |
EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN´s performance walks ahead with superior technology. As a jointless, superior weather-and UV-resistant roof waterproofing and as a reliably permanent concrete protection coating. With an international track record spanning well over 12 years EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN offers to the roofer multiple times superior problem solutions for :
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| SPECIAL FEATURES: |
THESE ARE THE COMBINED ADVANTAGES NO OTHER LIQUID ROOFSKIN CAN OFFER:
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| TYPICAL APPLICATIONS |
EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN provides a permanent elastic, seamless sealing layer for long-term waterproofing of roofing systems on the following building types :
Repairs of corrugated asbestos roofs
Repairs to bitumen roofing felt roofs:
Corrosion protection and waterproofing of concrete and sandstone structures.
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| THE INDIVIDUAL COMPONENTS OF THE EVERLAST® SYSTEM | EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 23 A silver-coloured viscous liquid which uses atmospheric moisture to trigger the curing process. This high performance elastomer can cure under ponded water withoutformation of gas and foam. Pail with 20 kg net content. SUPERPRIMER: Yellowish low viscosity adhesion promoter, free from any styrene, toluene ,xylene or similar harmful materials. Uses atmospheric moisture to trigger the curing process. Forms strong mechanical film with perfect adhesion to wood, PVC, felted bitumen, metals, plastiv sheets, concrete and bricks . Can with 20 kg net content ORIGINAL EVERLAST®ACRYLIC-FLEECE was specially developed for this job. It provides effective reinforcement at all points subjected to particular strain.ACRYLIC-FLEECE forms a strong bond with the EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN elastomer, which is impervious to weather or ultra-violet radiation - thanks to a special molecular structure of the elastomer molecule.ORIGINAL EVERLAST®ACRYLIC-FLEECE with its unique properties makes it possible to forecast a roof-service life in excess of 25 years . Table 1 SHORT FIBER is a special surface-treated filler which is used to prepare "STICKY PASTE" or "TROWELLING MIX" from EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN .For details see section APPLICATION. PE-bags with 20 kg net content
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| TYPICAL CURING PROFILE | EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN air-cures at any layer-thickness between 0.1 to 600 mm without problems.A coating of 1 to mm hardens overnight and can be further worked on the next day. During frost the total curing time may take up to 2 weeks.though this does not play a factor in the coating-quality of EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN.
SUPERPRIMER is applied in thin layers (150 bis 250 Gramm per square meter area). After 30 minutes to 1 hour they have air cured (sticky on finger ).
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| TECHNICAL DETAILS OF THE PROPERTIES OF EVERLAST® ROOFSKIN |
EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN was specially developed for difficult structional conditions and assures a permanent seal, even for hot, humid conditions or arctic ice. Table 2 As you can see from the technical specifications, EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN is permanently waterproof but permeable to water vapour. Being highly elastic, EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN allows water to escape from the roof subsurface and thermal insulations function normally again! Traditional plastic roof coatings rapidly lose the required elasticity when exposed to frost; they stiffen, lose their tensile strength and, in time, become brittle.This loss of ability to counteract constructional tension in the roof structure simply has to result in leaks and roof damage. Experts know that there are very few plastic roof coatings that satisfy the technical demands set by construction engineers.They become brittle even under very slight frost. EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN has been "tailor made" for roofing conditions.Excellent low temperature flexibility has been obtained due to the specially planned molecular construction.
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| DATA RANGES | The data contained herein may be reported as a typical value and/or range. Values are based on actual test data and are verified on a periodic basis
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| NOTE | The data contained herein are furnished for information only and are believed to be reliable. We cannot assume responsibility for the results obtained by others over whose methods we have no control. It is the user's responsibility to determine suitability for the user's purpose of any production methods mentioned herein and to adopt such precautions as may be advisable for the protection of property and of persons against any hazards that may be involved in the handling and use thereof. In light of the foregoing, EVERLAST COMPOSITE Ltd specifically disclaims all warranties expressed or implied,including warranties of merchantability or fitness for a particular purpose, arising from sale or use of EVERLAST COMPOSITE Ltds products. EVERLAST COMPOSITE Ltd specifically disclaims any liability for consequential or incidental damages of any kind, including lost profits. The discussion herein of various processes or compositions is not to be interpreted as representation that they are free from domination of patents owned by others or as a license under any EVERLAST COMPOSITE Ltd patents that may cover such processes or compositions. We recommend that each prospective user test his proposed application before repetitive use, using this data as a guide. One or more European Union or foreign patents or patent applications may cover this product.
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Table 1: ORIGINAL EVERLAST®ACRYLIC FLEECE, with its unique properties. Table 2: This table gives you the technical details on the properties of EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Table 3: EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN shows excellent low temperature flexibility
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| Figures | Figure 1: Flatroof of a large residential building completely restored with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Figure 2: Flatroof permanently sealed using EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN . Figure 3: Flatroof of office building at Kurfuerstendamm Berlin 10 years after restoring the old roof felt with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 4: Flatroof of the GERMAN FEDERAL MATERIALS TESTING INSTITUTE BERLIN (BAM). Figure 5: Large flatroof , left picture before and, right picture: 5 years after the complete coating and sealing with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 6: Office building near Manchester (UK) left picture before and right picture after restoring the flatroof with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 7: Large factory flatroof with heavily damaged old roof felt left picture before and right picture after the complete sealing and restoring with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 8: Left picture: Old leaking roof with corrugated asbestos sheeting. Right picture. The same roof after being coated and sealed with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 9: Office building in the City of London. EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN perfectly sealed a complicated roof having installed heat exchangers.. Figure 10: All corners and roof upstands such as hand rail posts, vent pipes and ducts and other joints are easily sealed with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Figure 11: Office building in the City of London : Different surfaces and materials placed on an old felted roof are easily waterproofed with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 12: Flat roof perfectly sealed and waterproofed with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Figure 13: Small 15 year old concrete roof was (right) sealed and coated with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 14: Small mastic asphalt roof was permanently sealed using EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN Figure 15: Left: Large industrial flat roof with old plastic sheets.Right. The same roof after being restored and sealed with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN (United Kingdom) Figure 16: EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN was the coating of choice for this warehouse located in the port of Hamburg,Germany Figure 17: Figure 17 : The felted roof of this forwarding company near Prague was sealed and coated with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Figure 18: The durable, non-toxic and crack-bridging EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN in conjunction with SUPERPRIMER. Figure 19: The concrete supporting structure seating area of this football stadion will last for many seasons Figure 20: Conservation and waterproofing of sand-stone structures in the City of London with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Figure 21: Concrete-floor of a large chemical plant located in the UK , permanently sealed against deterioration with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Figure 22: Left: Large, strongly corroded steel-concrete storage unit. Right: The same unit after being protected by coating it with SUPERPRIMER plus EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN (UK location). Figure 23: 2ß kg net drum with EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN. Figure 24: Advices for the handling of EVERLAST®ROOFSKIN.
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| Existing regulations | Waterproofing sytem manufacturer´s recommendations Flat roof regulations. DIN 18 338 regulations for roofing and roof sealing DIN 4102 fire resistance of building materials
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