Novarollout - Roofing Insulation and Roofing Materials

USES

ADVANTAGES

USE AS AN UNDERLAYMENT UNDER THERMOSET AND THERMOPLASTIC SINGLE-PLY MEMBRANES INSTEAD OF FIBERBOARD OR PERLITE ROOF INSULATIONS OR AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR OTHER SINGLE-PLY SEPARATOR SHEET MATERIALS.

LIGHTWEIGHT
EASY TO HANDLE AND INSTALL
MOISTURE RESISTANT
FLEXIBLE
PUNCTURE AND TEAR RESISTANT
SUPERIOR MECHANICAL PROPERTIES
LARGE ROLL SIZE FOR MORE COVERAGE & QUICKER INSTALLATION
LESS LABOR TO INSTALL THAN CONVENTIONAL RECOVER BOARDS

PRODUCT DATA

ROLL SIZE*

6'WIDE x 60'LONG

COVERAGE

360 SQ FT

ROLL WEIGHT

3.0 oz.(85gr.)/sq ft

ROLL THICKNESS

0.30"

* ALSO AVAILABLE IN 12' WIDE ROLLS

TEST RESULTS FOR NOVA ROLLOUT

ASTM STANDARD
----	C518	D751	D1204	D1777
Weight (lb/sqft)	R-Value hsqftF/Btu*in	Section 11 Procedure A	Dimensional Stability	Thickness(sq) (in)(2)
Weight (lb/sqft)	R-Value hsqftF/Btu*in	Breaking Strength (lbf)	Change after Conditioning (%)(1)	Thickness(sq) (in)(2)
0.182	3.44	MD: 168 XMD: 120	MD: -0.25 XMD: -0.12	0.281

ASTM STANDARD
D1970			D4073	D5635
Section 7.3 Maximum Load & Elongation		Section 7.5 Water Absorption (3)	Tensile-Tear Strength (lbf)	Dynamic Puncture Resistance (4)
Maximum Load (lb/in)	Elongation@ Max Load(%)	Change in Mass (%)
MD: 29.5 XMD: 18.7	MD: 70 XMD: 104	51.3	MD: 80.0 XMD: 65.6	EPDM/ISO: 12.5 EPDM/Nova/ISO: 32.5

(1) Specimens conditioned 166 hours @ 158 degrees F.
(2) Thickness determined using an Ames device with a 3/8" diameter measurement foot and a 5 oz weight.
(3) Specimens submerged for 100 hours @ 122 degrees F. After water submersion, specimens were hung vertically for 10 minutes, followed by brief immersion in acetone; the specimens were then allowed to air dry at laboratory conditions for 30 minutes prior to final weighing.
(4) Test was conducted using two different assemblies:
     a) Black 0.045 mil non-reinforced EPDM over 1 1/2" polyisocyanurate insulation
      ("EPDM/ISO")
      b) Nova Rollout inserted between black 0.045 mil non-reinforced EPDM and 1 1/2"
      polyisocyanurate ("EPDM/Nova/ISO")

                   Testing conducted by Structural Research, Inc. of Madison, WI