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StressPly SA FR Mineral

  • Low Odor
  • Ease of Application
  • Minimal Equipment

StressPly SA FR Mineral is an SBS (Styrene-Butadiene-Styrene), dual fiberglass and polyester reinforced, self-adhering, modified membrane incorporating a fire retardant compound and a mineral surface. StressPly SA FR Mineral incorporates the latest in asphalt adhesive technology. StressPly SA FR Mineral is self-contained, eliminating the need for a torch, cold adhesives, or hot asphalt. Position the membrane, remove the release backing, and press into place. StressPly SA FR Mineral is the top ply of a multi-ply roof system consisting of self-adhering base sheet underlayments, and the mineral surfaced self-adhering membrane. The self-adhering roof system eliminates odors from solvents in cold adhesives, fumes from asphalt kettles, and open flames from torch systems.

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Features

low VOC, hospital/schools/heavily populated areas

Low Odor

StressPly SA systems deliver high performance while providing an odor-free installation for more sensitive building applications. 

StressPly SA being installed

Minimal Equipment

StressPly SA systems are ideal for buildings with restricted access or located in urban environments. Our systems require the self-adhering base sheets and the cap sheet. 

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Ease of Application

Our "peel and stick" technology provides significant labor cost savings compared to conventional roofing: less site set-up and equipment results in labor cost savings. 

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