StressPly® Roofing Membrane from Garland

StressPly®

StressPly is a high strength, puncture and fatigue resistant, rubber modified roofing membrane used as the primary waterproofing component of a modified built-up roof system. Consisting of two layers of fiberglass scrim sandwiched by a Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) rubber asphalt mixture, the StressPly membrane provides exceptional tensile strength, low temperature flexibility and elongation as part of a multi-ply roofing system. Stress Ply membranes come in smooth, mineral-surfaced, or fire-retardant formulations to achieve specific performance requirements. Please contact your local Garland representative for application guidelines.



System Features

• Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene (SBS) modified to provide UV resistance, heat resistance, elongation and low temperature flexibility.
• Dual fiberglass scrim provides resistance to splits and tears caused by movement in the building.Can be used in conjunction with other HPR^SM underlayments, as well as conventional fiberglass felts or glass base sheets in multi-ply construction.
• Can be specified using hot asphalt or Garland’s cold process adhesive "Weatherking."
• Provides fire resistance with the use of minimal underlayments.
• Provides a time tested reliable roofing system.
• Smooth membranes use post industrial coal slag as surfacing.

StressPly®
StressPly® IV
StressPly® E
StressPly® SA FR Mineral
StressPly® EUV
StressPly Plus™
Millennium® Roofing Membrane
VersiPly
Underlayments