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SOPRABOARD® SKU: D08415

SOPRABOARD® SKU: D08415

SOPRABOARD asphaltic cover board is a semi-rigid roofing substrate board for use in multi-ply modified bitumen membrane and flashing assemblies and also serves as a protection board for waterproofing applications. SOPRABOARD is composed of a mineral fortified asphaltic core formed between two fiberglass reinforcing plies and is available in variety of lengths and thicknesses.

Product Properties

  • Material Asphaltic
  • Type Board
  • Use Coverboard

Installation

Place SOPRABOARD in desired position. Butt edges and stagger joints of adjacent boards. Secure boards to substrate using mechanical fasteners, insulation adhesive or hot asphalt. For approvals and listings to meet project-specific wind rating requirements, contact SOPREMA.

Refer to the SOPREMA Low-Slope Roofing Insulation Technical Manual for complete application guidelines.

 

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