HomeMy WebLinkAbout08-4426CARLISLE SY14TEC IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
INCORPORATED, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Plaintiff
V. NO. 2008- L{y2? CIVIL TERM
C.D. CARLTONj ROOFING, INC., CIVIL ACTION-LAW
Defendant
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32 South Bedford Street
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
(717) 249-3166
CARLISLE S"TEC IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
INCORPORATED, CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
Plaintiff
V. NO. 2008- qq. CIVIL TERM
C.D. CARLTON!ROOFING, INC., CIVIL ACTION-LAW
Defendant
COMPLAINT
NOW, comes Carlisle SynTec Incorporated ("Carlisle"), by and through its attorneys,
O'BRIEN, BARK & SCHERER, and files the within Complaint and, in support thereof, sets
forth the following:
1. Carlisle SynTec Incorporated is a Delaware corporation with its principal place of
business located at 1285 Ritner Highway, Carlisle, Cumberland County, Pennsylvania.
2. C.O. Carlton Roofing, Inc. ("Carlton") is a Pennsylvania corporation with its
principal place 4 business located at 370 South Walnut Street, Slatington, Lehigh County,
Pennsylvania.
3. Carlisle is in the business of manufacturing and marketing of construction
materials including single-ply EPDM rubber roofing membranes and accessories.
4. In 11993, Carlton, requested to become an installer or applicator for Carlisle
single-ply rubber (roofing membranes.
5. In connection with becoming an installer of Carlisle rubber roofing membranes,
Carlton executed an Authorized Roofing Applicator Agreement. A true and correct copy of the
Applicator Agreement executed by Carlton is attached hereto as Exhibit "A" and is incorporated
by reference.
6. C' isle issues and supplies to Applicators instructions for the installation of
Carlisle membrar a roofing systems. These instructions are referred to as specifications and
details. Carlisle's specifications and details applicable to the installation of a ballasted roofing
system are attached hereto as Exhibit "B" and are incorporated.
7. In'! 2006, Carlton informed Carlisle that Carlton had installed a Carlisle ballasted
membrane roofinI system on a building known as the Specialty Minerals Project located in
Bethlehem, Pennoylvania.
8. Carlton installed Carlisle membrane and roofing accessory products on the
Specialty Minerals Project. At the conclusion of installation, Carlton called upon Carlisle to
inspect the completed roofing systems.
9. Udisle inspected the roofing systems and issued an Inspection Report/Repair for
Warranty docum?nt to Carlton for the building. A true and correct copy of the Inspection
Report/Repair for Warranty document is attached hereto as Exhibit "C" and is incorporated by
reference.
10. O? May 9, 2006, Carlton informed Carlisle that Carlton had completed all of the
requested repairs,
11. Ooh or about May 24, 2006, Carlisle issued to the owner of the Specialty Minerals
Project express v?ritten warranties which warranties were for a period of ten (10) years. True
and correct copie? of the express written warranties issued by Carlisle to the building owner are
attached hereto 4 Exhibit "D" and "B" respectively and are incorporated by reference.
12. Inlthe summer of 2006, Carlisle was notified by the building owner that leaks
were occurring a the Specialty Minerals Project.
investigated the r offing systems at the project.
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Pursuant to the express warranties, Carlisle
13. C lisle requested bids from applicators and had the roofing system installed by
Carlton replaced t a total cost of $136,284.29 which included $113,000.00 in labor charges and
$23,284.29 in materials.
14. The Applicator Agreement provides as follows:
15. Governing Law
This Agreement shall be construed under the law of,
and by the courts of, the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, and if any provision hereof shall be
adjudged to contravene any applicable law, the
parties agree to remain bound to all of the
remaining provisions.
15. While a Carlisle Applicator, Carlton placed orders at the Carlisle offices located
in Carlisle, PennsIylvania; invoices for product sold to Carlton were prepared from the same
offices; the parties communicated through correspondence and telephone from and to the
Carlisle offices in Carlisle, Pennsylvania and Carlton employees attended meetings in Carlisle,
Pennsylvania.
COUNT I BREACH OF CONTRACT
CARLISL? SYNTEC INCORPORATED v. C.D. CARLTON ROOFING, INC.
16. Papragraphs one through fifteen are incorporated herein by reference as though set
forth at length.
17. The Applicator Agreement required Carlton to do the following:
2. f) Follow all Roofing Systems specifications, details, installation instructions
an, procedures as furnished in writing by Carlisle from time to time. Applicator
sh ll inquire about any updates or revisions regarding Roofing Systems before
be inning any roofing project.
18. Carlton breached the Applicator Agreement by failing to install the membrane
roofing system on the Specialty Minerals Project in conformity with the specifications, details
and installation instructions of Carlisle applicable to the roofing system installed.
19. A$ a direct and proximate result of the failure of Carlton to install the roofing
system properly, (Carlisle was required to replace the membrane roofing system on the Specialty
Minerals Project:.;
20. T) e Applicator Agreement provides as follows:
10. Indemnification
(a) Applicator agrees to indemnify, pay for the defense of and save Carlisle
harmless from any and all damages, including harm to Applicator's
employees, losses or expenses including attorney's fees, direct or indirect,
including settlement of any claim subject to Applicator's approval which
approval shall not be unreasonably withheld, which Carlisle may be
subjected to because of Applicator's negligence or failure to perform any
term or condition of this Agreement. Carlisle shall not be obligated to
appeal any judgement which would impose liability on Applicator.
21. D?mand has been made upon Carlton to indemnify Carlisle for costs incurred to
repair the membiane roofing improperly installed by Carlton.
22. Carlton has refused to indemnify Carlisle for the costs incurred.
23. Carlton has breached the Applicator Agreement by refusing to indemnify Carlisle
for the losses incurred.
24. Carlton has breached the Applicator Agreement by failing to properly install the
Carlisle roofing Oroducts on the Specialty Minerals project.
WHEREIjORE, Carlisle requests judgment in its favor and against Carlton for the
following:
(a) the sum of $136,284.29;
(b) interest, costs and expenses and
(c) attorney fees.
COUNT II-NEGLIGENCE
CARLISLE SYNTEC INCORPORATED v. C.D. CARLTON ROOFING, INC.
24. Pajragraphs one through twenty-three are incorporated herein as though set forth
at length.
25. Carlton owed a duty to Carlisle to install Carlisle products in a workmanlike
manner and in accordance with generally accepted roofing practices.
26. Carlton was aware that Carlisle would be issuing an express written warranty to
the owner of the Specialty Minerals Project which warranty would require Carlisle to make
repairs to Carlisle products which failed as a consequence of improper installation by Carlton.
27. Carlton breached its duties to Carlisle, which breaches include, but are not limited
to, the following:,
(a) representing to Carlisle that the membrane roofing system on the project
was installed in accordance with Carlisle's specifications and details when they were not;
(b) failing to remove wet and/or saturated roofing insulation from the prior
existing roofing system;
(c) failing to install the membrane roofing system in a manner consistent with
accepted roofing ?tandards;
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(d) failing to disclose to Carlisle the method employed by Carlton to install
the membrane roofing system;
(e) installing the membrane roofing system in such a manner that it would not
remain watertight;
(f) and otherwise failing to fulfill its duties to Carlisle.
28. As a direct and proximate result of the negligence of Carlton, Carlisle has
incurred the following damages: $136,284.29 to replace the membrane roofing system, replace
damaged insulation and repair damaged roof decking.
WHEREFORE, Carlisle requests judgment in its favor and against C.D. Carlton Roofing,
Inc., for an amoot in excess of $50,000.00 plus interest, costs and expenses.
Respectfully submitted,
' B N,\B & R
David A. Baric, Esquire
I.D. 44853
19 West South Street
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
(717) 249-6873
Attorney for
Carlisle SynTec Incorporated
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VERIFICATION
The statements in the foregoing Complaint are based upon information which has been
assembled by my! attorney in this litigation. The language of the statements is not my own. I have read
the statements; and to the extent that they are based upon information which I have given to my counsel,
they are true and correct to the best of my knowledge, information and belief. I understand that false
statements herein; are made subject to the penalties of 18 Pa.C.S. § 4904 relating to unsworn
falsifications to a4thorities.
DATE: Jul 21 008
1 )24-4?
Rick Cams
Regional Technical Manager
Carlisle SynTec Incorporated
Carlisle SynTec Systems
'arlfslP. Syn Tec Systems
Division of Carlisle Cor.wratibn
P. o. Box 7000
00613/055
Carlisle: 17013
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Rep/Distributor: C.N Beatty, Inc.
AUTHORIZED ROOFING APPLICATOR AGREEMENT
AGREEMEN made this 1st day of March 19 93 ,between Carlisle
SynTec Systems, a Division of Carlisle Corporation "Carlisle"), a Delaware
corporation, having a mailing address of P.O. Box 7000, Carlisle, Pennsylvania
17013 and
C.D. Carllton Roofing, I
name of orglan,ilation)_
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Penns lvahi a
(state) (zip
("Applicator"),
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2-"=767-6046
area co a to
doing business as a:.)v
(check applicable box and complete line)
1. (,Sole proprietor.
2. (Partnership; all general partners and their
addresses are
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a limited partners and their addresses are
X 3. Corporation organized under the laws of Pennsylvania.
WITNESSETH
In consideration of the mutual promises and undertakings stated herein,
Carlisle and Applicator agree as follows:
1. Grant
(a) (Carlisle grants t Applicator the non-exclusive right to purchase
and install arlisle Sure-Seal M Universal Roofing Systems ("Roofing Systems")
consisting of all roofing products now or hereafter marketed by Carlisle.
(b) !Carlisle reserves the right to sell, distribute and install
Roofing Syst ms direct or through others, at Carlisle's discretion.
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2. General.-Duties of Applicator
Applicator shall:
(a) At;Carl isle's.request from time to. time, provide adequate
assurance satisfactory to Carlisle of Applicator's due performance of its
obligations under this agreement and Applicator's financial responsibility.
(b) Use its best efforts to sell and promote the use of Carlisle's
Roofing Systemis.l
(c) Attend Carlisle training meetings and pay for travel, lodging and
living expenses while attending such meetings. Applicator agrees not to begin
any .installatio. of.Roof ing Systems until (i) Applicator has attended at least
one. training me ting..and:(ii).Appiicator' a s.satl fled that it'has received
detalsnsta..ation instructions, procedures and updates.
(d) Ad ise every.buIlding owner; 1essee',or lessor .(."Building Owner1)
in writing at tte time :Applicator; submits.°:its :bid that Cariisle::ill provide
Building :Owner,:A A'plicator.'s expense as set forth in Carlisle's most
current price list, the most current standard form of the Carlisle Sure-Seal
Universal Roofi g Systems Warranty for Commercial Buildings ("Standard
Warranty") at s I'tandard h.time as Carlisle has approved and accepted the installation
of Roofing Syst and has received payment from the Applicator for the Roofing
System and the Warranty.
(e) At?the time a roofing contract is awarded to Applicator, provide
to Carlisle a c?py of all bonds on public or private work including the amount
of;the.bond and jhe.name.and address of the surety or guarantor and also
complete and.pr¢v de ao Carlisle the :Carl i sl e.: form entitled "ReQuest for
Warranty".
(f) Follow all Roofing Systems specifications, details, installation
instruction s;an procedures..as furnished i:n,writing by Carlisle from time to
time. App3icat r shall inquire :about any updates or revisions regarding
Roofing Systems; before begi:nning.any roofing project.
(g) CoOply with all federal, state and local laws, regulations,
ordinances and orders including but not limited to the Fair labor
Standards Act,?overnmenta'l
alsh-Healy Act, Equal Employment Act of 1972 and Occupational
Safety and Health Act.
3. General Duties of Carlisle
Carlisle,, shall:
(a) Provide Applicator with instructional materials, instructions and
training which 'in Carlisle's judgment are necessary to assure adequate quality
and uniformity hn installation of Roofing Systems.
(b) Pr vide Applicator a reasonable supply of promotional material
which in Carlis e's judgment is adequate for Applicator's use in the sale and
promotion of Ro fing Systems.
(c) Provide to Building Owner, at Applicator's expense as set forth
in Carlisle' most current price list, Carlisle's Standard Warranty. Carlisle
reserves thelright to refuse to issue a Standard Warranty if (i) its
specifications, details, installation instructions and procedures are not
followed and it has not approved and accepted the installation, or (ii) it has
not been paid for Roofing Systems and the Standard Warranty.
(d) IAt Carlisle's discretion furnish Applicator without charge
technical assistance and advice for the purpose of evaluating watertight
integrity ofIthe installation of Roofing Systems. It is understood that
Carlisle doe not engage in the practice of engineering or architecture; any
information rovided to Carlisle shall be reviewed by Carlisle for the purpose
of evaluatin the watertight integrity of the installation of Roofing Systems
only and not for any other purpose including but not limited to reviewing or
approving st uctural design, the integrity of the roof or its structural
parts. CARLISLE MAKES NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND
SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
4. Purchase of Roofing Systems
(a) X11 orders submitted to Carlisle for Roofing Systems shall be in
writing, or confirmed in writing, and signed by Applicator. All orders shall
be subject to final approval and acceptance by Carlisle at its office located
in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Carlisle reserves the right to accept or reject
all or any part of an order without reason.
(b) Carlisle shall sell materials to Applicator subject to Carlisle's
standard term , conditions, prices and shipping practices in effect on the
date of ship nt. Carlisle reserves the right itself to change its price
lists at any ime, but in the event of an increase in the price applicable to
orders alread placed by Applicator, Applicator may cancel such order without
charge or pen ity by written notice within ten (10) days after the date of the
announcement if such price increase.
(c) Any sales, revenue, excise or other taxes applicable to Roofing
Systems purch sed by Applicator shall be added to the purchase price and shall
be paid by Applicator, or in lieu thereof, Applicator shall provide Carlisle
with a tax exemption certificate or other proof of tax exemption in a form
acceptable to! the appropriate taxing authorities.
(d) o Standard Warranty shall be issued or considered to be in full
force and eff ct unless and until Applicator has paid Carlisle for the Roofing
Systems, Stan and Warranty, and above taxes (unless Applicator has submitted
appropriate p oof of tax exemption to Carlisle).
5. Notice of Award
(a) ?t its expense Applicator shall furnish to Carlisle for every job
on which Appl cator is to install Roofing Systems:
(i) notice of award of the roofing contract and copies of all job
specification , shop drawings, details and other plans to be used in
connection wi h the installation of Roofing Systems, as soon as such items
become availa le.
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(ii) description of the nature of the work (i.e. public or private
work), copies of all types and amounts of bonds furnished and the name and
address of the Surety or guarantor and a completed copy of the Carlisle form
entitled "Request for Warranty".
(b) Carlisle's review of the above plans, details and other
information is for the purpose of evaluating watertight integrity only.
CARLISLE MAKES 0 WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND SHALL NOT
BE LIABLE FOR AY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.
(c) Regardless of whether Roofing Systems have been ordered from
Carlisle or one! of its authorized distributors, if Applicator fails to comply
with paragraph 15(a), Carlisle or its authorized distributor shall not be
obligated to shlip any Roofing Systems to Applicator, and the purchase of
Roofing Systems; shall be deemed canceled without any cost, expense or
liability to Carlisle or its distributor.
6. Inspections
For every job Applicator shall:
(a) Send written notice to Carlisle, indicating completion of Roofing
Systems installation, within seven (7) calendar days after completion of the
installation.
(b) . Allow Carlisle to inspect and approve (at Carlisle's option) the
watertight integrity of the installation of Roofing Systems. Carlisle may
direct Applicator to make such changes or repairs as Carlisle deems necessary
for proper installation. Such changes or repairs shall be at Applicator's
expense if Carlisle determines that Applicator failed to follow and adhere to
Carlisle's written specifications, details, installation instructions and
procedures in effect at the time of installation; otherwise such changes shall
be at Carlisle"s expense.
(c) For a period of two (2) years beginning with the date Standard
Warranty is issued to Building Owner by Carlisle or, in the event a Standard
Warranty is not issued pursuant to paragraph 3(c), then for a period of two
(2) years begining with the completion of the installation of Roofing
Systems, repair upon request of either Building Owner or Carlisle, at
Applicator's expense, any leaks caused by faulty handling or installation of
Roofing Systems including but not limited to the use of materials not approved
by Carlisle.
(d) Allow Carlisle, at Carlisle's option, to inspect Roofing Systems
at any time prior to the expiration of Applicator's two (2) year repair
period, and at?Applicator's expense follow such instructions and make such
repairs deemed necessary in the judgment of Carlisle to assure watertight
integrity. Atlthe end of said two (2) year period, Applicator shall have no
further obligation to make repairs at its expense under this Agreement,
provided that pplicator has promptly commenced and diligently proceeded to
correct and re air all leaks brought to its attention during said two (2) year
period by eith r Carlisle or Building Owner and has successfully corrected and
repaired such eaks and the conditions causing them, and further provided that
Applicator has installed Roofing Systems in accordance with Carlisle's
specifications details, installation instructions and procedures.
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(e) Subject to the approval of Building Owner and Applicator's
continuing status as a Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator, Carlisle will
request a bid from the Applicator who completed the installation of Roofing
Systems in the event that repair work becomes necessary after the above two
(2) year period.
7. Warranty to Applicator
Carlisle warrants its material to be free from defects. Carlisle's
liability and Applicator's remedies are limited to Carlisle's replacement of
defective material, F.O.B. factory. Replacement of defective material will be
made only upon Carlisle's inspection of the material. Applicator shall return
defective material and Carlisle shall pay the cost of shipping only after
Carlisle has ;sent definite shipping instructions.
THERE RE NO WARRANTIES WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE FACE HEREOF. CARLISLE
SHALL NOT BE ?IABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES RESULTING FROM
ANY BREACH OF,WARRANTY.
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NO REPRESENTATIVE OF CARLISLE HAS AUTHORITY TO MAKE ANY
REPRESENTATIONS OR PROMISES EXCEPT AS STATED HEREIN.
8. Relatipns Between Parties
(a) pplicator shall not use the name Carlisle, Carlisle's logo or
any other Carlisle trademark or trade name in Applicator's firm name or
assumed name or in any other manner, provided, however, Applicator may
indicate in correspondence or advertising related to Roofing Systems that it
is a Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator. Upon expiration or termination
of this Agree ent for any reason, Applicator shall immediately discontinue any
use of any name, logo, trademark or trade name used by Carlisle.
(b) (pplicator shall act only in Applicator's legal capacity as an
independent contractor. In no event shall Applicator be an employee,
franchisee orlagent of Carlisle. Carlisle is not a franchiser. Applicator
has no authority to act for, on or behalf of Carlisle or to bind Carlisle in
any way whatsoever, and Applicator shall not so hold itself out to anyone or
otherwise rep event that Applicator has such authority. Applicator is not
authorized to make or extend any promises, representations or warranties with
respect to Roofing Systems except as set forth in Carlisle's product
literature orsspecifications.
9. Excused Performance
Either party shall not be held responsible for delays or failure to
perform hereu der except for payment of monies when d f d b
floods, stri
or requested
restrictions
ordinances,
any other ca
ue, i cause y fires,
s, labor disputes, accidents, acts of war, priorities required
'y any governmental authority, transportation delays,
(reposed by federal, state or local law, regulations or
Carlisle's inability to secure raw materials or energy or for
?es beyond a party's control.
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10. Hold HOIrmless
(a) Applicator agrees to indemnify, pay for the defense of and save
Carlisle harmless from any and all damages, losses or expenses including
attorney's fees, direct or indirect, including settlement of any claim subject
to Applicator' approval which approval shall not be unreasonably withheld,
which Carlislelmay be subjected to because of Applicator's negligence or
failure to perform any term or condition of this Agreement. Carlisle shall
not be obligated to appeal any judgment which would impose liability on
Applicator.
(b) (i) Carlisle shall indemnify and save Applicator harmless from
all damages, I sses or expenses, including reasonable attorney's fees, which
Applicator may1sustain as determined by a final judgment against Applicator or
a settlement o any claim, approved in writing by Carlisle, resulting from
Carlisle's neg igence in performing or failure to perform its obligations
under the Stan?ard Warranty; provided, however, that this indemnity shall not
be enforceablelagainst Carlisle (whether or not Carlisle may have been
negligent in performing or failing to perform its obligations under the
Standard Warranty) if the damages, losses or expenses sustained by Applicator
were caused in;whole or in part from any act of failure to act by Applicator
as required by;this Agreement.
(ii) In the event that any claim, action or proceeding is
threatened or ade against Applicator which may impose liability on Carlisle
under this ind mnity, Applicator shall promptly serve written notice on
Carlisle of such claim, action or proceeding and Carlisle shall have the
option to joinlin the defense of the claim at its expense.
11. Term of Agreement; Termination
(a) Application to be an Applicator is not deemed accepted by
Carlisle until an authorized Carlisle employee has signed this Agreement and
has returned 4e signed copy of this Agreement to Applicator. This Agreement
shall remain in effect until:
(1) Either party cancels this Agreement by giving no less than
thirty (30) dais written notice by certified mail (return receipt requested)
to the appropr ate address stated herein or such substituted address of either
party as that party may designate in writing.
(ii) Either party may terminate this Agreement immediately for
any breach of any covenant contained herein.
{I'ii) Subject to any provisions of law to the contrary, there is
an adjudicatioi of Applicator as a bankrupt or insolvent, or entry of an
order, remaining unstayed by appeal or otherwise for 30 days, appointing a
receiver or tr stee for Applicator, or for all or any of its property, or
approving a pe ition seeking reorganization or other similar relief under the
bankruptcy or they similar laws of the United States of America or any state,
or the filing y the Applicator of a petition seeking any of the foregoing or
consenting the eto, or the filing by the Applicator of a petition to take
advantage of a y debtors' act, or making a general assignment for the benefit
of its credito s, or admitting in writing its inability to pay its debts as
they mature.
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(b) nless otherwise agreed in writing by both parties, termination
of this Agree ent as provided herein shall automatically cancel all accepted
orders for Ro fing Systems not shipped by Carlisle by the date of Carlisle's
or Applicators receipt of the termination notice. Upon termination,
Applicator will immediately furnish to Carlisle a list of all jobs for which
Applicator ha been awarded contracts for the installation and use of Roofing
Systems. if pplicator's account is not in arrears and Applicator has not
otherwise bre ched the terms of this Agreement, then Carlisle in its
discretion ma? fill all orders for such jobs in accordance with the terms and
conditions of this Agreement and will charge Applicator's account therefore.
As a condition to filling orders, Carlisle at its option may require
Applicator tofurnish a surety bond or, if such bond has previously been
furnished, an additional surety bond in an amount acceptable to Carlisle's
credit depart ent but not to exceed the aggregate amount of all remaining jobs
under bid, va ued at Applicator's bid value.
(c) Termination of this Agreement shall not relieve Applicator from
its obligations and liabilities hereunder, including but not limited to, its
obligations to repair Roofing Systems as provided in paragraph 6, to complete
the installation of Roofing Systems undertaken and not completed by Applicator
by the date of the termination notice, and to make all payments due or accrued
to Carlisle aid other material suppliers.
12. Waive
The failure of either party to enforce at any time any of the
provisions he>jeof shall not be construed to be a waiver of such provision or
of the right of such party thereafter to enforce any such provisions.
13. Assi ment
The r.1hts created by this Agreement are personal and not assignable,
and the oblig tions imposed upon Applicator are not delegable without the
written conse t of Carlisle, provided, however, that Carlisle may assign this
Agreement to is successors as well as to any entity or corporation now or
hereafter own d or controlled by or affiliated with Carlisle (defined as any
corporation controlling or under common control with Carlisle).
14. Const uction
This A reement constitutes the entire Agreement between the parties and
the parties a knowledge and agree that neither of them has made any
representation with respect to the subject matter of this Agreement or any
representation inducing the execution and delivery hereof except as
specifically let forth in this Agreement. No change, alteration, modification
or addition t this Agreement shall be effective unless in writing and signed
by an authori ed Carlisle employee. A mere acknowledgement or acceptance of
any acts or p rformance by either party inconsistent with the terms of this
Agreement shall not be deemed an acceptance or approval by Carlisle of such
inconsistent cts or performance with respect to subsequent transactions.
This Agreemen supersedes and is in lieu of all prior agreements or
arrangements etween the parties. The captions in this Agreement are for
convenience o ly and shall not affect the interpretation hereof.
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15. Gove0nina Law
This Agreement shall be construed under the laws of the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, and if any provision hereof shall be adjudged to contravene any
applicable lalw, the parties agree to remain bound to all of the remaining
provisions.
IN WIJNESS WHEREOF, the parties have caused this instrument to be
executed in uplicate by their representatives duly authorized as of the day
and year first above written.
Carlisle SynTec Systems
Division of Car le Co gation
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By:
Title: V.P., Marketing & Sales
Date Approved: March 1, 1993
C.D. Carlton Roofing, IncY.
Applicator)
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By:
Title: Vicq=President
Carlisle and'Sure-Seal are trademarks of Carlisle Corporation
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CARLISLE'S
SURE?SEAI.?
Part II - Application
Sure-Seal® Design "Bit
Loose-Laid Ballasted Roofing System
August 2003
TABLE OF CONTENTS
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A. Submittals/Warranty Prerequisites .................... Page
B. General Job Site Considerations ......... .... 3
C. Job Site Material Storage and Handling . . . . .' "' ""
D. Substrate Preparation. .......................................................................... 5
E. Vapor Retarder installation ............. ................................................................... 5
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F. Installation of Wood Nailers .......... • • . • . . • • • . • .. . .. .
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G. Insulation Placement """"""""
H. Membrane; Placement ............................................................................................ 6
I. Membrane Splicing With Splicing Cement .............."................................................... 6
J. Membrane Splicing With SecurTAPETM .............. '•....•.."'.....••.•.••.••.........'..•„.••.• 6
K. Lap Sealant Application .................... ........................................................ 8
L. Additional?Membrane Securement .............'......".••...•..'..•.-.......................".............. 9
M. Flashing . ...................................................................................................... 10
N. Ballasting. ...................................................................................................... 11
Walkways ..................................................................................................13
0. Roof
P. Daily Seal .................................... ....................................... 14
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Attachments
"Attachment I" Membrane and Splice Repairs
Installation Details
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EXHIBIT "B"
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Carlisle SynTec Incorporated
S"9LISLES
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e-Seal® Design "B"
Loose-Laid Ballasted Roofing System
August 2003
PART II
Application
FOR CARLISLE AUTHORIZED ROOFING APPLICATORS
THE INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS TO SERVE AS CRITERIA FOR CARLISLE AUTHORIZED
ROOFING APPLICATORS REGARDING THE APPLICATION OF THIS SURE-SEAL ROOFING SYSTEM.
CARLISLE AUTHORIZED ROOFING APPLICATORS ARE ADVISED TO FULLY FAMILIARIZE
THEMSELVE$ WITH "DESIGN CRITERIA", PART I, PRIOR TO PERFORMING THE ROOFING
INSTALLATION.
A. SUBMITTA LS/`'VARRANTY PREREQUISITES
1. To ensure !compliance with Carlisle's minimum warranty requirements, the following should be forwarded to Carlisle
for review prior to installation, preferably prior to bid.
a. Projdcts where the building height exceeds 75'.
b. Air pressurized buildings, canopies and buildings with large openings where the total wall openings exceed 10%
of the total wall area on which the openings are located (such as airport hangars, warehouses and large
mai*nance facilities).
C. Cold storage buildings and freezer facilities.
d. Projects where the EPDM is expected to come in direct contact with petroleum based products or other chemicals.
Projects where a wind speed coverage greater than 55 mph is specified or those with a 20 year Total System
Warranty will require additional enhancements beyond those outlined in this section. Prior to installation, refer
to "Attachments II and III" in Part I, Design Criteria of this specification.
3. Shop drawiIbgs must be submitted to Carlisle by the Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator along with a completely
executed NPtice of Award (Page 1 of Carlisle's Request For Warranty form) for approval. Approved shop drawings are
required fo> inspection of the roof and on projects where on-site technical assistance is requested.
Shop drawlings must include:
a. Outli of roof and size
b. Deck e (for multiple deck types)
c. Location and type of all penetrations
d. Perim ter and penetration details
e. Key p an (on multiple roof areas) with roof heights indicated
f. Sheet ayout and sizes
g. Ballas type, size and weight
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When field conditions necessitate modifications to the originally approved shop drawings, a copy of the shop drawing
outlining all (modifications must be submitted to Carlisle for revision and approval prior to inspection and warranty
issuance.
On projects i0corporating a lightweight insulating concrete substrate. a certification letter is required from the
lightweight insulating concrete manufacturer for the following conditions:
a. The membrane is specified directly over vermiculite or cellular light-,\ eight insulating concrete "•ith a maximum
compr"sive strength of 140 psi.
b. The membrane is specified with FIP Protective Mat as the membrane underlay?ment over vermiculite or cellular
lightweight insulating concrete with a compressive strength between 140 - 175 psi.
The certification letter must reference the project name and location, accompany the project submittals (shop
drawing and Request for Warranty) and contain the following information pertaining to the lighweight insulating:
concretemix design:
1) Manufacturer's brand name
2) Makinutm compressive strength
3) Average wet density
4) Average air dry density
Notice of Completion (Page 2 of the Carlisle Request for Warranty form)
After project c))mpletion, a Notice of Completion must be submitted to Carlisle to schedule the necessary inspection
and acceptancct of the project prior to issuance of the Carlisle warranty.
6. As-Built Projects (roofing, systems installed prior to project approval by Carlisle)
The Carlisle Authorized Applicator may supply Carlisle with an As-Built drawing for a project completed prior to
Carlisle's approval. The As-13utlt drawings:
Must con)"orm to Carlisle's most current published specifications and details applicable at the time ofbid.
b. Must he submitted along with a completely executed Notice of Completion.
C. Must include the items identified in Paragraph A.?.
B. GENERAL. JOB SI"TE CONSIDERATIONS
Material Safety Data Sheets (XISDS) must be on location at, all times during the transportation, storage and
application of ntatelrials. The Applicator shall follow all safety regulations as recommended by OSHA and other
agencies having jurisdiction.
1. Subject to project conditions, it is reca)mntended to he_in the appliratnm of this roofing svstcm at the ht,hcst point of
the project area pod \e ork to the lmkest point to prce cnt water infiltration fill,. %% dl include completion of all flashuigs.
terminations and daily seals.
2. On phased roof temporary closures should he provided to present nniisture infiltration.
When possihlc• ?it) multiple Iecel root;. heL?,tn the Ins (aHal it'll on the: highest Icvel to avoid or minimize construction
traffic on compl?,ted roof'sections.
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-i. On projects at hi?h altitudes (6.00f)' and abo\e) rapiel flash off(dry in,) of•l3onding adhesive and Splicing Cement ee ill
occur title to lowiatmosphcric pressure.
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C. JOB SITE MATERIAL STORAGE AND HANDLING
1. Deliver materials to the job site in original, unopened containers.
2. When leading materials onto the roof, the Carlisle Auorized must of the specifier/owner to prevent overloading and possible distuorbance ttopthe building stru cture.7th the requirements
3. Job site storage temperatures in excess of 900 F (32° C) may affect shelf life of curable materials (i.e., uncured flashing,
adhesives, sealants, primers, SecurTAPE and Pressure-Sensitive Flashing/Accessories).
4. Cold temperatures will not restrict the installation of this roofing system. When the temperature is expected to fall
below 4b°F (5° Q. outside storage boxes should be provided on the roof for temporary storage of liquid adhesives,
sealants primers, SecurTAPETm and Pressure-Sensitive Flashing/Accessories. Adhesive, cement and sealant containers
should bye rotated to maintain their temperature above 40° F (5° Q.
Note: Prolonged exposure of Pressure-Sensitive Flashing and SecurTAPE to temperatures below 40° F (5° C) will
cause the preapplied adhesive tape to lose tack and in extreme cases, not bond to the substrate. Refer to
AMembrane Splicing with SecurTAPE, Paragraph J. LC for application procedures in colder temperatures.
Do not store adhesive containers with opened lids due to loss of solvent which will occur from flash off.
6. Insulatiott/underlayment must be stored so that it is kept dry and is protected from the elements. Store insulation on a
skid and completely cover with a breathable material such as tarp or canvas. If the insulation is lightweight, it should
be weighted to prevent possible wind damage.
D. SUBSTRA'T'E PREPARATION
Defects in the pubstrate surface must be reported and documented to the specifier, general contractor and building
owner for assessment. The Carlisle Authorized Roofing Applicator shall not proceed with installation unless defects
are corrected.'
On retrofit - recover projects, cut and remove wet insulation, as identified by the specifier, and fill all voids with new
insulation; so it is relatively flush (+/- 1/4") with the existing surface.
a. For lexisting PVC roofing membranes, if membrane is not removed, it must be cut into maximum 10' by 10'
sectiions. All PVC flashings at perimeters, drains and penetrations must be removed.
b. When installing this roofing system over existing gravel surfaced built-up roof, loose gravel must be removed.
Power brooming is recommended by Carlisle to remove loose gravel which may trap moisture. Any uneven
substrate areas must be leveled to prevent insulation from bridging.
For all projects (new or retrofit), the substrate must be relatively even without noticeable high spots or depressions.
Accumulated water, ice or snow must be removed to prevent absorption of moisture in the new roofing components and
roofing system.
3. Prior to the placement of membrane underlayment, clear the substrate of debris and foreign material which may be
harmful t0he roofing system.
4. When the membrane is specified directly over a new approved 1:6 vermiculite lightweight insulating concrete substrate
or in conjupction with HP Protective Mat, the surface must be free of debris, tins and loose and foreign material. Gaps
greater that 1/4" must be filled with an appropriate material.
E. VAPOR RE] I ARDER INSTALLATION
. Follow the respective vapor retarder manufacturer's recommended installation procedures and the specifer's instructions for
the installation o the product specified.
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F. INSTALLATION OF WOOD HAILERS
l - Install wood Mailers in those locations which have been designated by the specifier and as approved by Carlisle.
2. The wood nailer must be installed so the top of the %%ood nailer is relatively flush ,;-1 W') with the top surface of the Is
membrane ladderlayment and the width of the wood nailer exceeds the %vidth of the metal flange (where applicable at
edginzs, scuppers, etc.) as shown on the appropriate Carlisle detail.
3. Follow specifier's guidelines for the securement of wood nailers.
G. INSULATION PLACEMENT
fo verify acceptability of an insulation/underlayment, refer to Part I "Design Criteria".
1. Do not install?nlore insulation underlayment than can be covered by membrane and made water tight in the same day.
2. Insulation boards shall be loose laid over the substrate.
Note: if insulation securement is specified, fastening plates will require an overlayment ofsmall sections ofeured
reinforced EPD1vl in conjunction with Lap Sealant to cover the fastener head and insulation fastening plate.
Fasteners and plates must be accepted by Carlisle prior to installation. As an option, Sure-Seal FAST
Adhesive or Versigrip Insulation Adhesive may be used to secure insulation.
All insulation boards must be butted together with no gaps greater than 1:'4". Gaps greater than 114" must be tilled with
the same material
4. When multiple layers of insulation are specified. staggering of joints between layers is recommended.
5. Carlisle Rollout Membrane Underlayment, typically used over smooth or gravel surfaced built-up roofs. shall be
overlapped a minimum of 3 inches.
H. NMENIBRANE PLACEMENT
I. F,nsure water {toes not flow beneath any completed sections of the membrane system by completing all (lashings,
terminations and daily seals by the end of each work day.
2. Sweep all loose debris from the substrate.
3. Position Sure-Seal F.Pi 'membrane over the acceptable substrate without stretchine.
4. Allow the membrane to relax approximately 2 hour prior to splicing.
5. Position adjoining membrane sheets in the same manner, overlapping edees approximately 4" to provide fin the
minimum splice Nvidth. It is recommended all splices be shingled to avoid bucking of water.
I. MEMBRANE SPLICING WITH SPLICING CENIENT
Adheai%e splices must he a minimum ou' «ide. Field splices at roof drains must he located outside drain sump. I?nhanccd
splice requtrertlents jre applicable Mien a 21) year SYstcrn Warranty is desired. Refer to applicable splice detail." for
requirements.
1 Renton a dirt urercess (lust from mating surtaxes of'o erlapptne sheets by wiping with Sure-Seal I1P Splice Wipes or
clean natural f ih?r rags. Hie splice area of both membrane sheets must be cleaned by %crubbing with Splice Wipes
or clean naturallfiher rags saturated N%ith Sure-Seal Splice ('leaner, IIP-250 Pritner or• Weathered Mvinbrane
('leaner. LAtra Meaning is required alung a factory seam which intersects a splice area.
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al Splico Cleaner must he dispensed from an OSI iA approved safet\ can. t'se of the safety ran n ill minintiic
escaping hlrl)es 411(1 11111 also a% old possible contamination of the cleaner which can result from immersing a used I11-1
Splice Wipe or cjleaning rag into an open can.
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Note: If Pre-KLEENEDT`f EPDM membrane is used (maximum 10' wide sheets), cleaning the splice area is not
required unless the membrane has been contaminated with field dirt, adhesive or other residue.
2. When cleaning the membrane surface as stated above, check to verify adequate cleaning procedures are maintained.
Both sides of the Sure-Seal EPDI I membrane must be solid black in color with no streaking.
Hold the top membrane sheet back as the cleaning and scrubbing process continues along the length of the splice so
both mating surfaces may be cleaned at approximately the same time.
3. Stir Splicung Cement thoroughly scraping the sides and the bottom of the can (minimum 5 minutes stirring is
recommended). Properly stirred Sure-Seal EP-95 Splicing Cement will have a solid black appearance with no heavier
black material remaining on the bottom or sides of the can.
Note: (Membrane surfaces must be visibly dry and clean as previously stated.
Apply Splicing Cement to both mating surfaces with the 4" wide, 2" medium nap roller (provided in each carton of
Splicing Clement). Apply cement smoothly, continuously and relatively even to achieve a heavy coat.
a. Do not allow the cement to glob or puddle.
b. When a roller cannot be effectively used (at angle changes, corners, etc.), a 2" thick paintbrush may be used to
apply) Splicing Cement; however, the Splicing Cement must be applied to achieve a smooth surface without brush
marks.
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Note.' When temperatures are expected to fall below 400 F (50C), the use of a paintbrush must be limited
(angle changes, corners, etc.) since brush marks will not bleed out.
C. One gallon of Splicing Cement, applied in a heavy, relatively even coat, will achieve the approximate coverage
rates listed below for an assembled splice (both surfaces coated):
A ro imate S Width 3 inches 4 nches 5 inches 6 inches E7ji ches
Appro imate near Feet 120 feet 100 feet 85 feet 75 feet fee t
The ab ve coverage rates have been calculated to include the application of Splicing Cement 1" (2.5 cm) beyond the
[?plice width on either side of both mating surfaces of the membrane.
5. Allow the dement to dry until it is tacky but will not string or stick to a dry finger touch and will not move when
pushed with a dry finger.
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a. Do not allow the splicing cement to over-dry before mating the two surfaces (over-dried Spicing Cement will
not be tacky). If splice over-drying occurs, apply a thin freshener coat of Splicing Cement over the dried cement
at half;the coverage rate listed above. To avoid over-drying, Carlisle recommends using a minimum two-man
installation procedure for splices longer than 10'.
b. Due to solvent flash off, condensation may form on freshly applied Splicing Cement when the ambient
temperature is near the dew point. If condensation develops, the application of Splicing Cement must be
discontinued since proper adhesion will not be achieved. Allow the surface to dry and apply a thin freshener coat
of Splicing Cement as stated above to the previously coated surface when conditions allow.
For Cured-to-Cured ;'Membrane Splices Only:
a. Just prior to closing the splice, apply a bead of In-Seam SealantTN approximately 118" to 1/4" in diameter a
minimum of 2" from the inside edge of the bottom membrane sheet and a minimum of 2" from the lead edge.
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Note: Do not allow In-Seam Sealant to become overly dry.
Appro imately 75 linear feet of coverage per tube can be achieved when a minimum 1!8" diameter bead of In-
3alant is applied.
b. Maintain a continuous bead of In-Seam Sealant on all membrane splices including at splice intersections. Refer to
Detail U-2.
Durin splice cleaning procedures, Sure-Seal HP Splice Wipes contaminated with In-Seam Sealant cannot be
reuse for the application of Splice Cleaner or Primer.
Roll the top membrane sheet onto the mating surface. Take care not to stretch or %%Tinkle the membrane sheet to
avoid a tishmouth in the field splice.
R. Assemble the seam with hand pressure by wiping, to%%ard [he splice edge.
9. Immediatel[v roll the splice with a 2" wide steel roller, using positive pressure, toward the outer edge of the splice.
DO NOT ROLL. PARALLEL TO THE SPLICE EDGE. On a completed splice, the In-Seam Sealant must remain
evident and be sensitive to the touch.
J. MEINiBRANE SPLICING NVITH SecurTAPE
1. General
Tape splices must be a minimum of 2-1/2" wide using 3" wide SecurTAPE extending 1:"8" minimum to 1.2"
maximum beyond the splice edge. Field splices at roof drains must be located outside the drain sump.
Note: For projects \vhere a 20 year System Warranty is specified, refer to Attachment III in the Design
Section of this specification.
b. Prior to SecurTAPE application, the splice area must be primed with Sure-Seal HP-250 or LV-600 Primer.
LV-606 Primer is required in areas where volatile organic compound (VOC) regulations are in effect.
Cold NVeather Restrictions - When Temperatures are Below 40° F (5° C)
1) Splice tape must be stored in a warm, dry area. Hot boxes must be provided for temporary sto to
maintain the temperature of SecurTAPE above 400 F (50 Q. rage
2) After HP-250 Primer has been applied and allowed to properly dry, heat the primed area of the bottom
membrane sheet with a hot air gun as the tape is applied and pressed into place.
3) When temperatures will fall below 20° F (-i° C), use a steel roller to apply pressure to the tape prior to
renhoving the release film.
4) Position the top sheet and remove the release film. Prior to rolling the splice with the 2" steel roller. apply
heatJo the top side of the splice area with a hot air _un. The heated surface should be very hot to the touch
of bare skin (approxintately the temperature ofhot tap eater). 'Fake care not to bum or blister the membrane.
d. In s\armer temperatures. it is recommended to keep Secur CAPE in a shaded area out of direct sunlight.
2. Position ntentbrane sheets to allow an approximate o\erlap. Mark the bottom sheets with an indelible marker'"
from the top sheet edge. The pre-marked line on the mcnthrane edge can also be used as a eurde for positioning spitce
tape.
3. Remove dirt or excess dust from the mating surfaces of the overlapping sheets by wiping with Sure-Seal HP Splice
'Nipes or clean natural fiber rails. Accumulated dirt, 6)otprints. etc must he removed by scrubbing the membrane
mctth Splice ('loaner. HP-250 Primer or Weathered \temhrane ( "leaner.
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a. :Apple Pr?mer to ,rchiese a thin, even coat on hoth membrane surfaces. Splice area must be uniform in color.
streak-fre? of,_lobs or puddles.
h. I1P-250l'}inter shall he applied a i(h 111) Splice tk"ipcs.:\s au „t,tion. -Surc-Sea l Primer Pads can he used to apply
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IIP-250 P?irner.
C. To apply LV-600 Primer, dampen a Sure-Seal Primer Pad (attached to 952 Primer Pad Handle) with LV-600
Primer and also apply a bead of LV-600 Primer to the dry membrane area to be cleaned. Dispense LV-600
Primer from an 8 ounce squeeze bottle.
Not: Primer Pads will clean approximately 100 linear feet for a 3" to 4" w'
flipped over and used for another 100 linear feet of splice. wide splice area. Pads can be
d. Hycron® Gloves (available from Carlisle) are required for hand protection when primer is being used.
Note: If Pre-KLEENED MINI membrane is used (maximum 10' wide sheets), Sure-Seal Primer can be
applied to the mating surfaces of the membrane with 1/2" medium nap roller.
The coverage rate for HP-250 Primer is approximately 250 square feet per gallon. This equates to approximately 300
linear feet per gallon for a completed 3" wide splice area (primer applied on 5" wide area on both membrane surfaces).
For LV-600 Primer, the coverage rate is approximately 600 square feet per gallon. This equates to approximately 720
linear feet per gallon for a completed 3" wide splice area (primer applied on 5" wide area on both membrane surfaces).
Allow Printer to dry until tacky but does not transfer to a dry finger touch.
Note: Due to solvent flash-off, condensation may form on freshly applied HP-250 Primer when the ambient
temperature is near the dew point. If condensation develops, the application of Primer and SecurTAPE must
be discontinued since proper adhesion will not be achieved. Allow the primer surface to dry and apply a
thin freshener coat of HP-250 Primer to the previously coated surface and apply SecurTAPE when
conditions allow.
6. Unroll approximately 3' of SecurTAPE. Align release film with marked line and press tape down to bottom sheet using
firm even hand pressure. Continue for the length of the splice. Tape roll ends must be overlapped 1 ". Allow top sheet
to rest on release film on back side of tape.
Note: Tape placement is critical to obtain a minimum splice width oft-1/2". A minimum of 1/8"
to a maximum of
21" of tape must extend beyond the splice edge. A continuous piece of SecurTAPE must be used at all field
or factory splice intersections.
7. Pull release! film from SecurTAPE beneath the top sheet and allow the top sheet to fall freely onto exposed tape.
8. Press the top sheet onto the tape using firm, even, hand pressure across the splice towards the splice edge.
9. Immediately roll the splice with a 2" wide steel roller, using positive pressure. Roll across the splice edge, not parallel
to it.
Note: Carlisle's Seam Roller can be used to roll parallel to the splice edge.
10. Install a 6" }vide section (with rounded corners) of Sure-Seal Pressure-Sensitive Flashing or Sure-Seal Elastoform
Flashing over all field splice intersections and seal edges of flashing with Lap Sealant. Refer to Detail U-2-13 and C.
K. LAP SEALANT APPLICATION
General
a. Lap Sealant is required for all adhesive splices and in conjunction with Elastoform Flashing.
b. The useof [.ap Sealant with tape splices is optional except at tape overlaps and at cut edges of reinforced
membr ne (where scrim reinforcement is exposed). Lap Sealant must be utilized at these locations.
C. Lap Sea ant is optional on straight runs of Pressure-Sensitive Flashing and around Pressure-Sensitive Pipe
Seals (S re-Seal Primer is required to prepare the membrane surface).
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Lap Sealant is required at the following locations:
1) r?s an option to "'T" Joint Covers, intersections between Pressure-Sensitive Flashing or Pressure-Sensitive
P'pe Seals with field splices.
2) Splices between adjoining sections of Pressure-Sensitive Flashing.
?) Intersections bet.veen Pressure-Sensitive Flashing and joints in metal edgings.
4) A',round all Pressure-Sensitive Corners and Pressure-Sensitive Pourable Sealer Pockets.
d. When 4pplNing Lap Sealant over cured-to-cured adhesive splices, wait at least 2 hours after completion of the
splice to apply Lap Sealant.
Note: Lap Sealant may be applied immediately following completion ofuncured-to-uncured adhesive splices
or splices completed with SecurTAPF.
2. Clean the dry splice edge, extending at least 1" onto the top and bottom membranes, using Sure-Sea! HP Splice
Wipes or a cllean cloth dampened with Splice Cleaner, Primer or Weathered Membrane Cleaner.
Note: If :PRE-KLEENED EPD11 Membrane is used (maximum 10' wide sheets), additional cleaning of the
splice edge prior to applying Lap Sealant is not required unless contaminated with dirt or other
contaminants.
?. Apply a 5/16!' (minimum 1/4") diameter bead of Sure-Seal Lap Sealant to completely cover the splice edge. When a
5;16" diameter bead of Lap Sealant is applied, approximately 22 linear feet of coverage per tube can be achieved.
4. Feather the Lap Sealant with the specially preformed tool or nozzle (included in the Lap Sealant cartons) so the high
point or crowm of the Lap Sealant is located over edge of splice.
Clean the feathering tool occasionally for consistent crowning of Lap Sealant.
5. APPLICATION OF LAP SEALANT SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY THE END OF THE DAY. Delayed Lap
Sealant application (not within the same day) will require scrubbing of accumulated dirt and dust along the splice edge,
rinsing with cllean water and cleaning with Splice Cleaner. Weathered ;Membrane Cleaner or Primer.
Note: if weather is threatening, Lap Sealant may be applied to adhesive splices without waiting, however, the
splice area must be checked the following day for fishmouths or evidence of solvent entrapment (bubbled
Lap Sealant). Refer to "Attachment I", Membrane and Splice Repairs, at the end of this Section for
corrective procedures.
L- ADDITIONAL MEMBRANE SECURENIENT
securement must be provided at [he perimeter of each roof level, roof' section, curb flashing, skylight, interior wall,
penthouse. etc.. at any inside angle change where slope exceeds 2" in one hori/ontal foot, and at other penetrations in
accordance with Car!lisle's details and securement options as listed below.
ScCUrement ttlav he achieved as follows.
RUSSTm (Reinforced Uni%ersal securement Strip)
a. Loose layithe 6" wide RUSS or Pressure-Sensitive RI'SS along parapet walls and fasten with Seam f=astening
Plates andl the appropriate Carlisle lastener to the roof deck or vertically into the parapet wall. Spacing of the
Seam Fastlening Plates shall be a maxintunr of 12" nn center.
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1 ) For 1{ori/on aI attachment, Ilse reinforced strip must be posnlolled a minimum of 1,3" to a maximun[ of'6"
a%?ay` from the ant le change. Refer to DetaII l'-12-C or PS-12-C.
2) For ?crtical at[achn.unt. the reinforced strip must he attached to the vertical wall and must extend a
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minimum of 3" onto the horizontal substrate/insulation. Refer to Detail U-12-D or PS-12-D.
b. Adjoining sections of the reinforced strip need not be overlapped: however, gaps between adjoining sections must
• not exceed I ".
CAUTION: When RUSS is used for membrane securement along gravel stops, refer to appropriate detail for
applicable installation criteria. For some gravel stops, adjoining sections of the reinforced strip must
be overlapped and spliced (refer to Detail 13-1-A).
C. Whets using standard 6" RUSS, follow cleaning procedures outlined in Paragraph I, Membrane Splicing With
Splicing Cement, to clean the RUSS and the underside of the deck membrane.
d. To splice the deck membrane to the standard 6" RUSS, follow standard splicing procedures excluding the use of
In-Seom Sealant and Lap Sealant. The vertical field splices at the base of a wall or curb must be overlaid with a
6" by 16" section (with rounded comers) of Sure-Seal Pressure-Sensitive Flashing or uncured Elastoform Flashing
centered over the field splice.
e. When using Pressure-Sensitive RUSS, clean the underside of the membrane with Sure-Seal Primer and
allow !to properly dry prior to removing the release film from the RUSS.
2. Seam Fastening Plates
Where use of RUSS is not feasible (at smaller curbs or skylights), Sure-Seal 2" diameter Seam Fastening Plates may be
used.
a. Seam Fastening Plates may be installed horizontally into the structural deck or vertically into walls or curbs.
b. Securepment of the EPDM membrane with the appropriate Carlisle Fastener and Seam Fastening Plates must be a
maximum of 12" on center starting 6" minimum to 9" maximum from inside and outside corners.
i c. If horizontal wood nailers are provided, secure the Seam Fastening Plates to the wood nailer with Carlisle HP
Fasteners. Roofing nails are not acceptable for securement.
d. After securing the Seam Fastening Plates, flash in accordance with the appropriate detail.
M. FLASHING
General Flashing Considerations
a. All existing loose flashing must be removed prior to the application of new membrane. New membrane flashing
must extend above all existing intact flashing but must not conceal weep holes or cover existing throughwall
counterflashing.
b. Install surface mounted reglets and compression bar terminations directly to the wall surface.
C. In-Searri Sealant is required on all vertical adhesive splices between adjoining sections of cured membrane
flashing.,
d. All vertical field splices (adhesive or tape) at the base of a wall or curb must be overlaid with a 6" by 6" section
(with rounded corners) of Sure-Seal Pressure-Sensitive Flashing, Pressure-Sensitive Uncured Flashing or uncured
Elastofo>m Flashing centered over the field splice.
e. Uncured Elastoform Flashing or Pressure-Sensitive Uncured Elastoform Flashing must be limited to the
overla ent of vertical seams (as required at angle changes), or to flash inside/outside corners, vent pipes,
scuppers and other unusually shaped penetrations where the use of Pre-Molded Pipe Seals, cured EPDM
membrane or Pressure-Sensitive Flashing (semi-cured) is not practical.
Note: Even when working in elevated temperatures, in most cases a heat gun will be required to elevate the
temperature of uncured Elastoform Flashing between 105° F and 110° F (40 and 43°C) to permit
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proper forming of the uncured flashing.
1. When! using Pressure-Sensitive Flashing (semi-cured only) to overlay Seam Fastening Plates or metal edging
flanges, etc.. Sure-Seal Primer must be used to clean the membrane and metal flanges.
Note: When using Pressure-Sensitive products in colder temperatures, use a heat u
heat to F.PD\I flashing side of the product. Do not apply heat directly to pr applied adhesive. Press upre,-
Sensitive Flashing must be applied immediately after Primer flashes off. Refer to "Membrane Splicing with
SiecurTAPE -. paragraph J. l .c. for application procedures in colder temperatures.
g. In areas where metal countertlashing or surface mounted reglets are used as the vertical termination, the
countet'flashing must be sealed with a rubber grade caulking to prevent moisture migration behind the new wall
llashin?.
h. On 15 or 20 year Total System Warranty projects. Carlisle's T arminahon Bar ( with Water Cut-off Mastic) must
be installed under all metal counterflashings and surface mounted reglets used for vertical wall terminations.
Walls, Para0ets, Curbs, Skylights, etc.
Use continuous deck membrane with RUSS (Reinforced Universal Securement Strip) or Seam Fastening Plates
along the base of the wall.
1) When using RUSS, refer to Paragraph L. Additional Membrane Securement, for attachment criteria.
2) When Seam Fastening Plates are used to secure continuous deck merbrane, use either 9" wide.060" thick
culled EPDM Flashing or 6" wide Pressure-Sensitive Flashing to overlay fasteners and plates.
When Cured EPDM Flashing is used in conjunction with Splicing Cement, In-Seam Sealant is required
around each Seam Fastening Plate.
b. When the use of continuous deck membrane for wall flashing is not feasible, a separate piece of cured EPDM
membrane may be used.
I) When Splicing Cement is used to complete the splice, hollow standard splicing procedures including the use
of fi-Seam Sealant and Lap Sealant. Pre-KLEF..NED Cured EPDM Flashing need not be cleaned unless
contaminated with field dirt, footprints, etc.
2) Wh$n SecurTAPE is used, the membrane and flashing (cured EPDM) must be cleaned with Sure-Seal
Printer. Refer to Paragraph J, Membrane Splicing With SecurTAPE,, for splicing procedures.
C. Adhere flashing to the wall and terminate in accordance to the applicable U-9 Termination Details.
d. Cise 6" by 6" Eilastofornt Flashing or Pressure-Sensitive Flashing (with rounded corners) to overlay %ertical
splices as sho«n on the applicable U-12 Detail.
e. Refer to U-15 Details for various corner flashing options.
3. Roof Drains (C-6 I)ctails)
a. PIM ILIC a sprtooth transition from the root-surface to the drain clamputg ring. Prepar retion Substatratadrain n cl clait each root
drain to at 4oid ntembranc bridging in excess of 1 2" at sump atca and possible distontputg ring.
Note: Whcry reinforced membrane has been specified and the slope at the drain sump is greater than in 12". a
sepal to piece of eurad non-reinforced membrane must be extended into the drain sump as shown on the
applicable detail.
b. The mating surfaces between the clamping ring and drain base must be clean and have a smooth finish.
C. Field splice at rootdrams must be located at least 6" outside the drain sulnp. ?`
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d. Cut membrane so it extends approximately 1/2" beyond the attachment points of the clamping ring. The hole in
the membrane must not restrict water flow or be smaller than the drain pipe.
• e. Rmove all existing flashing, cement and lead in preparation for the membrane seal (application of Water Cut-Off
Iv astic),
f. All bolts and/or clamps must be in place to provide compression on the Water Cut-Off Mastic.
g• Use drain strainers which have been approved by the specifier in accordance with applicable codes.
4. Other penetrations
a. Fl?sh pipes and round supports with Molded Pipe Seals or Pressure-Sensitive Pipe Seals, when feasible, in
accordance with the applicable detail. ,
b. Fotm Field Fabricated Pipe Seals using uncured Elastoform Flashing or Pressure-Sensitive Uncured Elastoform
Fla?hing around pipes, round supports and structural steel tubing with corner radius greater than 1/4" in
accordance with U-14 Details.
C. When flashing seamless metal posts, maximum 4" by 4", with a corner radius less than 1/4", apply a field
fabiicated pipe flashing with a double vertical wrapping.
d. Flexible penetrations (braided cables, conduits, wires, etc.) must be enclosed in a stable gooseneck and flashed in
accordance with the applicable U-14 Detail.
e. Hotlpipes which exceed 180° F (82° C), must be insulated with metal collars and rain hoods and flashed in
accordance with the applicable U-14 Details.
f. For ipe clusters or unusually shaped penetrations, a pourable sealer pocket must be utilized. Refer to applicable
L'-1 Details.
N. BALLASTING
General
a. Use Pf temporary ballast to prevent wind uplift is the responsibility of the Carlisle Authorized Roofing
Applicator. For immediate protection against wind uplift, Carlisle requires ballast to be installed as each section
of the installation is completed.
b• Whet] using polystyrene insulation directly beneath the membrane, ballast must be applied immediately after
membrane installation to prevent potential damage to polystyrene insulation products from excessive heat.
C. Care must be exercised during application of gravel or pavers. Heavily traveled areas during ballast installation
must be protected by placing temporary protection courses to prevent possible damage to the EPDM deck
membrane and insulation.
2. Ballast Types/Coverage Rates
The coverage rates listed in this section are considered minimum and are required by Carlisle for issuance of the
standard C#Iisle warranty. Comply with the specifier's requirements w
specified. hen an additional ballast coverage rate is
a. Roundd Water-Worn Gravel must be applied over the EPDM membrane at the minimum rate of 1000 pounds
per squ re and must be evenly distributed to maintain an average of 10 pounds per square foot.
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ASTM D 448 SIZE
NUMBER
4 (i-I71" nominal diamt
3 (2" ominal diameter)
24 (2-11;2"- nominal diameter)
2 (2-1'r2" nominal diameter)
1 (342" nominal diameter)
*11NiMh;11 COVERAGE
RATE (pounds per square)
1000
I of )o
1 r 1110
1300
1300
AVERAGE
COVERAGE RATE
ft. continuously dish
10
10
10
13
13
Notes: In tile field of the root. some bare spots resulting from installation are permitted; however, they must not
excieed 64 square inches and must be limited to no more than 2 per square (100 square feet).
No (bare spots are permitted in the perimeter area of the roof which is 10' %% ide.
h. Crushed Stone must be applied in conjunction with Sure-Seal 11P Protective Mat placed over the FPD.%1
membranje. The crushed stone must be applied at the minimum rate of 1000 pounds per square and must be
evenly distributed to maintain an average of 10 pounds per square foot.
C. Smooth Surfaced Individual Concrete Pavers or Lightweight Interlocking Concrete Pavers
Lightweight interlocking pavers and individual concrete pavers with a surface other than steel troweled finish
must be installed over Sure-Seal HP Protective Mat. Contact Carlisle for verification of acceptable pavers.
1) Individual Concrete Pavers, %%hen specified, must be installed loose laid and butted kith no gaps greater
than )-2".
Note: Do not install pavers heavier than 80 pounds per unit unless approved in writing by Carlisle.
2) Ligh' lweight interlocking Concrete Pavers, when specified, must be installed in accordance with the
respective manufacturer's specification and as approved by Carlisle prior to installation.
Placement of Sure-Seal HP Protective Ntat
a. When specified or required by Carlisle, position Sure-Seal HP Protective Mat loosely over the membrane with all
edges overlapped a minimum of b".
b. Fxtend the mat a minimum of 2" above the anticipated ballast level at the perimeter and around penetrations
except for roof drains and scuppers.
C. The mat must extend to drain bases, scupper openings and the base of dutch gutters but must not restrict drainage.
d. Additional inatting must be installed around penetrations to present direct contact between crushed stone or
pavers and lashing.
Note: Follou{ing the placement ofthe fabric, it is necessary to install the ballast or temporary ballast to present the
movenhent or displacement of unhallasted fabric.
0. ROOF WALKW',+ N,S
Install walkways in locations designated by the specitier in accordance tikith "Design Criteria". Part I.
Carlisle Molded \1'alk?say Pads or Walk%%ay (tolls
Ifa 30'101)g walkway ro I is to be used. the Splicing Cement or Splice Tape mutt he applied to the side ofthe walkway which
Laces upward after unrolling to present curling. :kllow a I" wide break hcMeen nlasinntnl lo' IenLtlls o1'"alk%%ay nail.
ROttuld all corners ofthe %Nalk%%a} mll prior to application.
Note: WaIk"ay Parts. Rolls must not he installed v ithin lo' t)1' tile roofperimeter or on projects %vhich exceed io, ill
height.
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it
Discontinue walkways over all field splices to provide a minimum I" gap over the seam edge.
I. Attachment With SecurTAPE/Primer
0 1
a. If necessary, scrub the membrane with warm water and low sudsing soap to remove contaminants. Rinse with
clean water and allow to dry.
b. Clean the mating surfaces of the membrane and underside of the walkway pad with Sure-Seal HP-250 Primer and
allow to dry.
C. Apply three strips of 3" SecurTAPE or two strips of 6" SecurTAPE to the underside of the 30" by 30" molded
walkway pad. 3" SecurTAPE is applied along parallel edges and down the center of the pad. 6" SecurTAPE is
applied along parallel edges only.
d. If walkway rolls are used, the SecurTAPE positioning (along the width or length of the pad) will vary depending
on direction of roof slope; however, the maximum distance between parallel rows of SecurTAPE shall not exceed
15" for 24" with 3" or 6" SecurTAPE respectively.
e. Remove release film from SecurTAPE and place walkway pad/roll over the Sure-Seal HP-250 Primer applied to
the EPDM membrane.
f Walk the pad/roll into place to ensure proper adhesion.
2. Pressure?Sensitive Walkway Pads, which have SecurTAPE pre-applied to the walkway underside, are also available.
Follow cleaning and priming procedures identified above, remove release film from SecurTAPE and walk the pads
into placei
3. AttachmOnt With Splicing Cement
a. Remove excess dust and dirt from the membrane by wiping with a clean rag. To remove accumulated dirt,
footprints, etc., scrub the membrane sheets with Weathered Membrane Cleaner.
b. Cleat the dry membrane surface by scrubbing with Sure-Seal Splice Cleaner, Weathered Membrane Cleaner or
HP-2150 Primer as described in Paragraph I, Membrane Splicing with Splicing Cement.
C. Apply Splicing Cement to one side of walkway and to cleaned EPDM membrane at a minimum coverage rate of
100 square feet per gallon on each surface. Both surfaces must have continuous coverage.
d. Allow the Splicing Cement to dry until it is tacky but will not string or stick to a dry finger touch and will not
moveiwhen pushed with a dry finger.
e. Plaeel the coated walkway pad/roll onto the coated membrane area. Rolla minimum of 3" around the perimeter of
the Sore-Seal Walkway Roll with a steel roller and walk in the remainder of the pad. Rolling the perimeter of
the Syre-Seal Molded Walkway Pad is not necessary. The Sure-Seal Molded Walkway Pad should be walked
in place.
4. Concrete Paver Blocks
Install a slip-sheet of HP Protective Mat under all smooth pavers for the protection of the deck membrane. The
protective loyer must extend a minimum of 2" on each side of the concrete paver.
5. Sure-Seal loterlockingT," Rubber Pavers can be loose laid directly over the membrane. Installation instruction sheets
are availabl from Carlisle.
I
. P. DAILY SEAL',
1. On phased r offing, when the completion of flashings and terminations is not possible by the end of each work day,
provisions must be provided to temporarily close the membrane to prevent water infiltration.
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Temporarily seal any loose membrane edge down slope Using Sure-Seal Pourable Sealer or "closed cell" urethane
foam so the membrane edze will not buck water. Caution must be exercised to ensure the membrane is not temporarily
sealed near drains in such a way as to promote eater migration below the membrane.
Sure-Seal (Pourable Sealer, when utilized, shall be applied as follows:
a. On existing built-up roofs. remove the travel. The surface must be clean and drv.
b. The two Pourable Sealer components must be mixed in accordance with the instructions on the container labels.
C. Appl} the Pourable Sealer along the loose edge of the EPDN I membrane. If necessary, use a trowel to spread
Pourable Sealer to achieve complete coverage.
d. After,embedding the membrane in Pourable Sealer, CHECK FOR CONTINUOUS CONTACT, Provide
continuous pressure over the length of the temporary seal with I5' lengths oft-1:2"diameter Sure-Sea
Tubing tilled with dry sand. 1 Lay Flat
Note: Wood nailers will not provide constant compression due to warping and/or an uneven substrate.
e. When Ivork is resumed, pull the membrane free; trim and remove membrane where the Pourable Sealer was
previously applied before continuing installation of adjoining sections.
When using yrethane foam as a daily seal, follow manufacturers installation requirements. Trim and remove membrane
where urethane foam was applied.
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Copyright 2003 Carlisle SgnTec Incorporated
Carlisle, Sure-Seal, C01den Scat, SecorUdge. Pry KI.EENFD, SecurfAPE,
FAST, Rt'SS, In-Scam Sealant and Elastoform Flashing
arc Trademarks of Carlisle SvnTec Incorporated
'rhis specification represents tOe applicable information available at the time 0f its puhlication. Ow ners, specifiers and authorized roofing aIiPlicaloshould consult with Carlisle or' their Carlisle Manufacturer's Representative for an information which has subsequently been made available.
II? ts
Re%lew the appropriate Carlisle warranty for Specific ssarranrs co%crage, terms, conditions and limitarions.
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Sure-Seal® Ballasted Roofing System
0 Attachment "I"
Membrane and Splice Repairs
August 2003
A. GENERAL
1. Prior to initiating repairs, the membrane must be cleaned to remove field dirt and other contaminants. Using a scrub
brush, (scrub the splice areas with warm water and a low-sudsing soap (Spic and Span, Tide, Lestoil). Rinse with clean
water and allow to dry prior to applying Splice Cleaner or Primer as required.
2. As an option, Sure-Seal Weathered Membrane Cleaner can be used to prepare membrane exposed to the weather prior
to appll ing Splice Cleaner or Primer. Saturate a clean HP Spiice Wipe or natural fiber rag (cotton) and scrub the area
in a circular motion. Continue cleaning until the surface is a consistent matte black color without streaking.
Note: Extreme conditions of accumulated dirt may require detergent and water cleaning as referenced above
B. REPAIRS OF CUTS AND TEARS (Surface Splice)
Repairs to cuts and tears in the membrane must be accomplished by splicing a membrane section over the affected area.
L Select a repair membrane which is the same material as that to be repaired.
a. When using Splicing Cement, for areas where a section of the cured membrane has been cut and removed, In-
Seam Sealant must be placed 1/2" from all edges of the open area. For small holes, punctures, or tears in the
cured membrane, if In-Seam Sealant can completely cover the damage with a normal bead, the sealant can be
placed directly over the puncture. Follow standard cleaning and splicing procedures as outlined in the
"Application" section.
b. When the repair membrane is uncured Elastoform Flashing, the use of In-Seam Sealant is not required
2. When using Pressure-Sensitive Flashing or SecurTape for repairs, after thoroughly cleaning the membrane to remove
field dirt, etc., apply HP-250 Primer to the splice areas. Apply Pressure-Sensitive Flashing or SecurTape and roll the
splice areas and apply Lap Sealant at splice intersections, flashing and tape overlaps, etc., in accordance with standard
procedures.
Extend the repair membrane section at least 3" in every direction from the cut or tear. Round the corners of the repair
membrane prior to splicing.
C. SPLICE REPAIRS
Repair of Improperly Installed Adhesive Splices
Improperly installed adhesive splices include, but are not limited to, mussing In-Seam Sealant, fishmouths at field
splices, overly dry or wet Splicing Cement or incorrect coverage rate,
b. Pull any loose edges of the splice apart, reapply splicing cement and mate the two surfaces together. Do not
reapply In-Seam Sealant.
C. Clean the splice area with Splice Cleaner on both sides extending past the width of the flashing to be applied.
. d. Ovel lay the defective splice area with a minimum 6" wide Sure-Seal Pressure-Sensitive Flashing or uncured
Elas?ofbrn Flashing® (centered over the edge of the splice).
00217 - APP-t3-8/2003 -j Attachment I
e. If fshinouths are present in the field splice, the fshmouth must be cut by removing the top layer of membrane
prior to overlaying the splice. The flashing overlay must be supported by the bottom laver of cured membrane.
2. Repair of [Oiproperh Installed Tape Splices
a. Improperly installed tape splices include, but are not limited to, fishmouths at field slices. lack of o
use of Primer. condensation formation on primer or incorrect tape placement. etc. p r improper
b. Clean the splice area a ith Sure-Seal Primer on both sides extending past the width of the new flashing overlay to
be installed.
C. Overlay the defective splice area with a minimum 6" wide Sure-Seal Pressure-Sensitive Flashing (black only)
centered over the edge of the splice.
d. If fishmlouths are present in the field splice, the fishmouth must be cut by removing the top layer of membrane
prior to overlaying the splice. The flashing overlay must be supported by the bottom layer of cured membrane.
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Metrics
Length
.045 inch = 1.1 mm
.060 inch = 1.5 mm
1/8 inch = 3 mm
1/4 inch = 6 m
7/16 inch = 11 trim
15/32 inch = 12 mm or 1.2 cm
1/2 inch = 13 mm or 1.3 cm
9/16 inch = 14 mm
5/8 inch = 16 ? or 1.6 cm
3/4 inch = 19 nirn or 1.9 cm
1 inch = 2.5 cm
1-1/4 inches =38 cm
1-1/2 inches = 4 cm
2 inches = 5 cm
2-1/2 inches = 4.4 cm
3 inches = 8 cm
3-1/4 inches - 83 cm
4 inches = 10.5 ¢m
5 inches = 12.7 cm
5-1/2 inches = 14 cm
6 inches = 16.5 cm
9 inches = 23 cm
10 inches = 25 on
12 inches = 31 cm
18 inches = 46 cm
24 inches = 61 cm
3 feet = .9 m
3 feet, 6 inches - 1.1 m
4 feet = 1.2 m
4 feet, 6 inches = 1.4 m
5 feet = 1.5 m
6 feet = 1.8 m
8 feet = 2.4 m
10 feet=3m
12 feet=3.7m
12.5 feet = 3.8 m
15 feet = 4.6 m
33 feet = 10 m
50 feet = 15.2 m
75 feet = 22.9 m
100 feet = 30 m
225 feet = 69 m
250 feet = 76.2 m
275 feet = 84 m
10 feet per minute = 3 m per minute
15 feet per minut = 4.6 m per minute
it
2 inches in 12 inches = 16 cm/m
3 inches in 1 horizontal foot = 25 cm/m
5 inches in 12 inches = 41 cm/m
18 inches in 12 inches = 150 cm/m
1 per 2 square feet = 1 per 1.86 m'
1 per 4 square feet = 1 per 3.72 mz
1 per 5.3 square feet = 1 per 4.93 m'-
1 per 6.4 square feet = 1 per 5.95 m2
60 square feet/gallon = 5.6 M2/liter
120 square feet/gallon = 11.1 m-/liter
225 linear feet = 69 m
275 linear feet = 84 m
600 linear feet = 183 m
Weight
80 pounds = 36 kg
300 pounds = 136 kg
360 pounds = 163 kg
500 pounds = 227 kg
800 pounds = 363 kg
Miles Per Hour
55 mph = 34 km per hour
72 mph = 45 km per hour
79 mph = 49 km per hour
80-89 mph = 50 - 55 km per hour
90-99 mph = 56 - 61.5 km per hour
100 mph = 62.1 km per hour
Fahrenheit/Celsius
40° Fahrenheit = 4.5° Celsius
90° Fahrenheit = 32° Celsius
120° Fahrenheit = 49° Celsius
1000° Fahrenheit = 538° Celsius
1004° Fahrenheit = 540° Celsius
Pressure
3000 psi = 211 kg/cm'-
Volume
1 gallon - 3.78 liter
5 gallon - 18.9 liter
22 gauge -.75 m
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SURE-SEAL DESIGN "B" LOOSE LAID BALLASTED
ROOFING SYSTEM
INSTALLATION DETAILS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
August 2003
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GRAVEL STOPS
B-1!-A
B-1'-E - Option #1
B-14 - Option #2
B-1-17
B-1-G
B-1',H
Gravel Stop Termination
Carlisle SecurEdgeTM
Carlisle SecurEdge 200
Sure-Seal Ballast Retaining Bar
Carlisle SecurEdgeTM 2000
Carlisle SecurEdge 1000
EXPANSION JOINTS
B-3-A & B Expansion Joint
?J
C7
NOTES:
1. REFER TO 5efufEDGE INSTALLATION
IN5TRUGTION MANUAL FOR 5TEP-BY-5TEP
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES.
2. TREATED WOOD NAILER MUST EXTEND PAST
TOTAL WIDTH OF GRAVEL 5TOP DECK FLANGE.
3. b' (150 rcmI) WIDE UNCURED ELA5TOFORM
FLA5HING OR PRESSURE-SENSITIVE FLA5HIN6 MAY
ALSO BE CENTERED OVER FIELD SPLICE OVER
ANGLE CHANGE.
SURE-SEAL INSULATION 4. AT CUTTER EDGE5, 5GUPPER5 MU5T BE
PROVIDED FOR DRAINAGE.
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NOTE: APPLY -
LAP SEALANT
AT TAPE
OVERLAPS AND
INTERSECTIONS
WITH FIELD
SEAMS OR \
JOINT5 IN
METAL E061N6.
SUIRE -SEAL
IN•SE,W 'J.AIANi
aR 3EJLANT By
ol{ MM NOTE el
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2
NOTES,
SURE-SEAL LAP SEALANT I. TOTAL WIDTH OF REIWORCED STRIP SHALL PROVIDE COMRETE COVERAGE
SURE OF THE FACE OF THE WOOD NAILER AND MINIMUM 3• (T3 „r„) WIDE SPLICE
-SEAL SPL-ICING CEMENT BEYOND FLANGE. b' (ISO w-) WIOG WMwop4W STRI, MLL NOT pL 511TIGflNT.
045- REINFORCED EPDM MEMBRANE 2. ADJOINING SECTIONS OF THE REINFORCED STRIP MEST SE OvERLA,ppM AND
(RV55) (SEE NOTE I t 2) SPLICED A MINIMUM OF 3' (l5 mm).
(TS m) SURE-SEA&EPDM 3. DECK FLAt'16E MUST Be TOTALLY C,OVEIRED BY EPDM MEMBRANE. MINIMUM
MIN. MEMBRANE 2" (50 mV LAP SPLICE FROM NAIL MEAD.
4. PRIOR TO APPL.YIN6 SPLICING CEMENT. SCRUB THE METAL FLANGE WITH
SPLICE GLEANER OR PR;MER. WHEN SecwTAPE IS USED PRIMER 15 REQUIRED.
5. FASTENERS AND FASTENER PATTERN AS RE
MANUFACfl1RER, RECOMMENDED BY GRAVEL STOP
I
b. IN_ EA SEALANT MUST BE PLACED NO MORE THAN 112' (13 mm) FROM EDGE
OF FLA
.., I. GRAVEL STOP MUST EXTEND ABOVE GRAVEL SURFACE SUFFICIENTLY TO
RETAIN 6RAVEL AND PREVENT GRAVEL MIGRATION.
.. H. IMVM51CE OF 6RAVEL STOP FLANGE MUST BE SEALED AT ALL JOINTS.
SecwEdge `,,?, SURE-SEAL IN-SEAM CONSULT RESPECTIVE MANUFACTURER FOR APPROPRIATE SEALANT.
I PIECE ?vFL SEALANT' (SEE NOTE 6) PIECE MET L 9. AT GUTTER EDGES. SCUPPERS MUST BE PROVIDED FOR DP.AiNA6E.
WORK BY QT?R$ TREATED WOOD NAILER
(SEE NOTES 5 5 MY OTHERS) 10. REFER TO SecwEdge I PIECE 6RAVEL STOP INSTALLATION INSTRUCTION
4 5) MANUAL FOR STEP-EY-STEP INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
B-1-A I -
GRAVEi. STOP TERMINATION
Ca" ipeTa IneaAo?sbd
B-I-E (al
CARL 1 SL
METAL FA5GIA
- 20 GAUGE GALVANIZED METAL
5PRIN5 GLIPS 24' (600 mm) O.G. MAX.
5URE-5EAL B0NDIN6.ADHESIVE
OR 5PLtCIN6 CEMENT
_ I" (25 rnrn) GALVANIZED ROOFING NAIL
12" (300 mm) O.G. MAX.
F TREATED WOOD NAILER (BY OTHER5)
r- 9URE-5EALP EPDM MEMBRANE
ION 1)
SecurEdge'?
SURE-SEAL 3' WIDE SeCWTAPE
(REFER TO DETAIL U-2-B)
c.M?a. i>I.re MeerportNW
`-- ?b GAUGE GALVANIZED WATER DAM
5e"IrEDGE 200 METAL FASCIA
OR METAL FASCIA BY OTHERS MOTE 5)
SURE-SEAL BONDING ADHESIVE
OR 5PLIGIN6 CEMENT
1-114' (32 mm) RIN6 SHANK NAIL
12' (300 mm) O G. MAX.
TREATED WOOD NAILER (BY OT'HER5)
r- SLIRF-5EALe EPDM MEMBRANE
NOTES
l I
cavm
SEE Mcm 9
I
J I I. REFER r0 `•xuJrED6E 200 INS TALLA T`ON
7? 1 + I SR .ION MANUAL FOR 5TEP.-BY_SrFP
INSTALLATION PROCEDURES.
2 TREATFp t°IOOD NAILER 'BUST EXTc
TOTAL WIDTH OF ND PAST
GRAVEL STOP DECK FLANGE
3. 6' (150 mm) WIDE UNCURED ELA5rOFORM
FLASHING OR PRES5URE-5EN51TIVE FLASHING MAY
N7ERED OVER FIELD SPLI' E OVER
AL5046LE BE CF' CHAN6E.
A
5URE-5EAL INSULATION 4• AT GUTTER EDGES. 5c:UPPERS MUST DE
\ PROVIDED FOR DRAINA6E.
GALVANIZED WATER DAM
5-1-E (OPfiION :2)
GARL!5LE BecurEd(qe?" X00
5. FA5TENI}C? OF METAL WORK B" 0 THFR5 AS
RECOMMENDED BY MANUFALftIRFR
CoNsw SpTse Ueaperay/
l? ? c..ar.r e..,FC +r?wn.?.e, ••
SURE-5EAL BALLAST
RETAINING BAR FASTENED 6" O.r (150 mm)
SURE-SEALO EPDM MEMBRANE
SURE-SEAL WATER
cur-OFF MASTIC,
7?T
! '?-I I I ,
a 1 0` o c
!I \ ` `' O BALLAST RE?AIP{IPrFi 3AR MUST
t ' oo .J Nr :.'P'f>CCr.4;l^.N :?N ----- `?----- - F C rEND AK: VE t3RAvE!. = l K FADE
SUFI ,FId*! *.,, VFTAIf, .TQAVr;. AND
t 11 5URE-SFAi_ ;"JLAT'f,:N rqr. ipA.,'EL 5RADf.
-- TREATED kk,)Cp NAILER ?9'i ??ruERS) 3 4EFEP •,7 t ::tJA1_ r:,-:DCS F.,,?,
°f??: ?'EP '?DAfNAi?F 1p Mf' ',
.
___ METAI 6(}7TER RE:+'dJ'??. N r,
BY K7THERg1 n ! ; _ = 4 F'Ai i A Pr'! A ppry", SAP
!.EVE.!
! SURE-BEAL® BALLAST RETAINING BAR loop,
---------- --- Co" spATot bcwpwwm
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FASCIA COVER
ANCHOR BAR FOR BALLASTED 5Y5TEM5
PRE-5LOTTED 12' (300 ffm) O.G.
-SURE-SEAL WATER GUT-OFF MA5TIG
SURE-SEAL HEX HEAD FASTENER MAX. 12" (300
TREATED HOOD
NAILER (BY OTHERS)
SURE-SEALS EPDM MEMBRANE
SURE-SEAL INSULATION
n
NOTES:
o
I. IF INGIDENTALlTEMPORARY PONDED HATER 15
EXPECTED, THE 5ecurEdge 2000 MUST BE ELEVATED AND
56UPPER5 PROVIDED FOR DRAINAGE.
2. REFER TO 5ecurEd 2000 INSTALLATION
INSTRUCTION MANUAL Fe OR STEP-BY-STEP INSTALLATION
WeTAIL NOT FOR USE HITH DESIGN "G" PROCEDURES AND FOR THE VARIOUS PRODUCT FEATURES
AVAILABLE.
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GARL;ISLE SecurEdge' 2000
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INSPECTION REPORT / REPAIR FOR WARRANTY
Applicator CARLTON, C.DI',, ROOFING, INC. Job Name SPECIALTY MINERALS INC.
370 S. WALNUT STREET Location: BETHLEHEM PA
SLATINGTON PA Owner: SPECIALTY MINERALS INC.
Rep: QUALITY REPS system! B Material:.045 EPDM Sq. Ft: 29400
Repill 103 Job Completion Data: 3/10/06
Drawing# AB#1000935 JobOpp -.?katstf , N
Dater- Tech Rep Z!e
1 Attending Roofer:
Inspection # Approved: , 6 - Rejected (See below): AM Re(nspect Y N)
RATING: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
REPAIRS REQUIRED: The entire roof should be checked to make sure it meets a isle Specifications and Details. Below are some of the repairs that
must be made. To ensure proper splicing prior to making repairs all membranes and flashings must be cleaned with soap and water, rinsed and dried then
follow proper splicing procedures.
1.)C Lap Sealant missing at splice edge. Repair: Apply and feather Lap Sealant.
2._. U-9 -_ ; Missing termination at edge of membrane. Repair: Install appropriate termination per U-9 details.
3_ The vertical spliced is open / bridged. Repair: Cut away loose Elastoform Flashing and apply Elastoform surface splice extending
3" past any cut or open area. Apply and feather Lap Sealant.
4•- Fishmouths in field splice. Repair. Cut away fish mouths / wrinkles in splice. Apply a surface splice extending 3" in all directions
past cut area. Apply and feather Lap Sealant.
5• U-5-A, U-9-C; flashing not fastened 12" O.C. Repair: Fasten flashing maximum 12" O.C.
6.- MFS-2, Minimum g" splice not achieved from back edge of Seam Fastening Plate. Repair: Install new Seam Fastening
Plates between e4isting plates and spaced 12" O.C. and overlay
7. MFS-8, MFS-14, 0-16; Missing additional membrane securement maximum 12" away from penetrate A R ' `Install
- additional Seam Flastening Plates maximum 12" away from penetration and overlay per MFS sped . ti•
8.
_ Verify Water Cut-off Mastic has been applied under constant compression per Detail (s) -
10. _- Ballast weight / s' a does not conform to Carlisle's minimum specification (10 lbs. per square foot). Repa'ir,+Redistribute or
apply additit'Dn
Iladt to conform to specified criteria.
11 • Me ent missin
g at roof perimeters / Inside angle changes greater than 2: 12 slop / curbs and
pen !18" in diameter. Repair. Install appropriate membrane securement and overlay.
14. U Miloose drain bolts. Repair: Install and tighten all drain bolts to provide constant compression on Water - tic. ,??,
15. ' {°. .
U-16-_; Repair pourable sealer pockets s water cannot pond pourable sealer is cured / pocket has 1" deafance
between penetrations and all sides of pocks as minimum depth. Thoroughly clean all penetration.
16. U-14 Field faoricated pipe seal missing deck flange / vertical wrap of Elastofonm Flashing. Repair: Apply a deck flange of
Elastoforrh Flashing and/or a vertical wrap of Elastoform Flashing achieving all minimum splice requirements.
17. U-15-_; Missing mer application of Elastoform Flashing- Repair: Apply a minimum 9" x 9" Elastoform pigear on inside
Comers per Detai?U-15-A/B/D, two wraps of Elastoform Flashing on all outside comers per Detail U-15-C, or apply Carlisle's
Sure-Seal comer per Detaif PS-15-E/F
18. - Non-Carlisle roofing material used in Carlisle warranted roof system. Repair: Remove non-Carlisle material and
replace with Cadi le products.
19.- Debris on the roof. Repair. Remove debris, check for damaged areas and repair.
20. _- Surface splice missing at vertical splice at angle change. Repair: Apply a surface splice as per Detail (s)
21- _ Shop drawing inaccurate. Requirement: Submit a revised drawing to the local Carlisle Regional Center.
22. - Caulk all fastener
-14-6 "1" 20
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v -iSF- U 2_R 80
I hereby represent, with
described above now cc
REPAIRS COMPLETED (
Date S-Z-V0,Tech
Inspection Number 2
that penetrate a metal counter flashing and the membranwith a sealant
[? r!lIR`Sl"?- YsQM -w T..,. ••-• f -DKQ14 1"%;fW r.-MAA& ddj QF%fi 41 -acni'-S
Intention that Carlisle justifiably rely hereupon in the issuance of its warranty, that the project
ms In its entirety with all Carlisle specifications, details and Installation Instructions.
BY
MV 2-MME XoStj Attending Roofer /4-477_h1-
Approved Approved *% Rejected 1.)aZ Reinspect: NQ JSI RevA ^-?
Carlisle and Sure-Weld are trademarks of Carlisle Corporation
EXHIBIT "C"
,Single-Ply .System
SERIAL NO. 1QW2597 103 DATE OF ISSUE: May 24, 2006
CARLISLE MEMBRANE ROOFING SYSTEM WARRANTY
BUILDING OWNER: SPECIALTY MINERALS INC.
NAME OF BUILDING: SPECIALTY MINERALS INC.
BUILDING ADDRESS:; 9 HIGHLAND AVENUE BETHLEHEM PA
DATE OF COMPLETION OF THE CARLISLE ROOFING SYSTEM : 03MOPAN
DATE OF ACCEPTANCE BY CARLISLE : 0512412008 ASM000935
Carlisle Roofing Systems,) Inc., warrants to the Building Owner (OWNER) of the above described building, that; subject to the terms, conditions,
and limitations stated In tails warranty, Cterfisle win repo any leek in the Carklis Membrane Roofing System (CARUSLE ROOFING SYSTEM)
Installed by a CaAab Rookq applicator for a period a 10 years commendrp with dw date of Carlisle's acceptance of the Carlisle
Roofing System However, In no event shell Carlisle's obligations extend beyond 10.5 years subsequent to the date of substantial
completion of the CarYsle system. See below for exact date of warranty expiration.
The Carlisle Roofing Syst" is defined as the following Carrtsie brand materials: Membrane. Flashirgs. Adhesives and Sealants, and any other
Carlisle brand mducts in this Installation.
TERMS, CONDITIONS, LIMITATIONS
1. Owner shall provide Ca with wrlasn notice wthn thirty (30) days of the discovery of any look in the Carlisle Roofing System. Owner should send wr<tten
notice of a leak to Carksl 's Warranty Services Department at the addnas eat forth at to bottom of this warranty. By so notifying Carlisle. the Owner authorizes
Carlisle or its designee to investigate the cause of the leak. Should the investigation reveal the cause of the leak to be outside the scope of this Warranty.
Invesdgatkln and repot clots for this o"ice shell be paid by the Owner.
2. if, upon inspcc lon, Corlitte dowmines that the leak is caused by a de! rt in the Carlisle Roofing System's materials. or workmanship of the Carlisle Authorized
Roofing Applicator In i ping the some, Owners remedies and Caeisls's ibbhky, ahei be limited to C&dWe's repair of the leak.
3. This warranty shall rot be eppicsble if, upon Cadisle's inspection. Carbsle detemnlnes that any of the following has occurred:
(a) The Corfisb R Systan is damaged by natural disa4>4(a, ir!dudinp, but not limltad to. lightning. fire. insect infestations, eentquake. tornado. had.
hurrlCartes, arb of P} fik tfwt spimds of 56 mpfitr NOW ni?isuri?Td sr.D malasa4ove'graNid; or.
(b) The Carisb R %am ka rf niii0i tviv k>7en1lwaear neglfperht:>i ; tor•t iddthlR litllu ° ibiliM. v ndsll n, dd dimgbedfbnoe, or the Mo.
(c) Deterioration or eE:btddli g comportbntlr; indublV. VA rat Igtz Ihe roof ayDstrata: wdili, myr}ar, HVAG units: na?Carlksle brand metal work,
M,occurs and ai*k,Y r WWWIiq derlttges the Carlisle Roofing &jMm-,W A:
(d) Acids, ails, h umful rhd likeoonWin contact: lsith the 0&sN'jteoQ *Ienia auae i leak, or.4wwise damage the Carlisle Roofing
K;
System.
4. This Warranty shah be nu{I and9atyatEfe`tmiowkp shag ocjr r ` i. `? x: s:
(a) if, after k bostion tits' Roc&V Syslimq sy a Ca«. A4iorized Roofing ApoesWe'atare are wW alberatiorgt or repairs made on or through tilt
roof or ObJeCtS sudj as. M`11?t fed'1tPi•>?1fi: an DkBoed'tl?onW ?14QO0t.!M(ttMl1'firR.Obgmin9 Wrhten autll0rizatlOn
from Carlisle Ot W
(b) Follu a by tits Ow* to use itj a( is kn rtMlntaleih( 1etelAeof, l id to hnti bwhd o In der t titti bo to fisted on Carlisle's rare
a Malnieflil7w Irl MWI{ i.rtl0. wfN471 ?,yy, TI.M.,p MPO RP,.W ny.
5. Only Carlisle brand products are covered by this wo enty. Cerssle specifically disclaims lability, under any theory of low. for damages sustained by or
caused by non Canis a Insulation produces.
6. During till! tam of this . Carlisle shall hoe free access to die roof during regular business hours.
7. Carlisle shall havt no under this Warranty white any bills for installation, supplies, service, and warranty charges have not been paid in full to tike
Carlisle Authorized R Applicator, Carlisle, or material suppliers.
S. CsAisb's failura at any to onb any of the terms or conditions stated herein shat not be oonstved to be a waiver of such provision.
9. Carlisle shall not be for the cleanliness or discoloration of the Csrksle Roofing System caused by environmental conditions including. but not limited
to, diM pdkaants, or WWWA agents.
10. Carlisle shah have no IlabrAy under any theory of law for any claims, repairs. restoration, or other damages Including. but not limited to, consequential or incidental
damepso =.;; or indirectly, to the presence of any Irritants, oonaminarrts vapors thanes, molds, hrhgi, bacteria, spores, mycotaxuhs, or the lire in the
residing er, land or water serving the building.
11. This warranty Is not ble by operation of law or otherwise. Application may be node by a raw buhdkg owner for reissuance of it* warranty during the
original warranty period. attain procedures Including. but not linked to, an inspection of ft Roofing System by s Carlisle representative and fees will apply to
any reissuancs.Carlisle the tight, In its sob disattioM to rohma to reiasm this warranty.
PRODUCTS UTILIZED IN THIS INSTALLATION WHICH IT HAS NOT FURNISHED: AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIMS
CARLISLE DOES NOT W,ARrR
ING OIfT OF THE INSTALLATION AND PERFORMANCE OF, OR DAMAGES SUSTAINED eY OR CAUSED
LIABILITY, UNDER ANY THEF LAW, ARIS
BY, PRODUCTS NOT FURNI BY CARLISLE.
THE REMEDIES STATED HEREIN ARE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDIES FOR FAILURE OF THE CARLISLE ROOFING SYSTEM OR ITS
COMPONENTS. THERE AR NO WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF FITNESS FOR A
PARTICULAR PURPOSE O MERCHANTABILITY, WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE FACE HEREOF. CARLISLE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY
INCIDENTAL, CONSEOUE OR OTHER DAMAGES INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, LOSS OF PROFITS OR DAMAGE TO THE BUILDING OR ITS
CONTENTS UNDER ANY THEORY OF LAW.
BY: Patric[ D. MaGrsdy ?AQ?Z?f.>tC1C>uC!
AUTHORIZED 11116NATURE
TITLE: V.P., TsdrMcal a W
This Warranty Expires: ; May 23, 2016
P. 0. Box 7000, Carlisle, PEA 17013 a (717) 245.7000; Fax (717) 246-7053 s www.carilsi"ntse.corn
WA-F0002 (11 OM2)
EXHIBIT "D"
4Iingle-Ply 4Ystem
DATE OF ISSUE: May 24, 2006
103
SPECIALTY MINERAL$ INC.
9 HIGHLAND AVENUE
BETHLEHEM, PA 18017 A801000935
CARLTON, C.D., ROOFING, INC. 045 EPDM
370 S. WALNUT STRE0i
SLATINGTON, PA 18000
CARLISLE MEMBRANE MATERIAL WARRANTY
Subject to the following terms and conditions, Carlisle Roofing Systems, Inc., (CARLISLE) warrants to the Buyer that the
membrane material (MEMBRANE) sold to the Buyer will be free from manufacturing defects at the time of its delivery to
the job site.
If upon inspection by Carlisle, the membrane evidences manufacturing defects, Carlisle's liability and Buyer's remedies are
limited, at Carlisle's option, to the repair or replacement of the defective membrane at the F.O.B. point in the original
contract of sale.
Carlisle further warrants that the Membrane material will not prematurely deteriorate to the point of failure because of
weathering for a periodof 20 years from the date of sale if property installed, maintained and used for the purpose for
which Carlisle intended.
Buyer shall give Carlisle notice of a claim under this warranty
deterioration of the Merrlbrall*
If upon inspection by C ri slet the Membrane shows premature i
period stated herein, C lisle's l'I Ift. and Buyer's remedies °afy
material for the original;; er?brane ir credit to be applied tawarr
remedies being determ V'SCad lisle:=bas$d. upion tE n*ber. c
pro-rate at the current pies 11S;1t1 let rat .T1 row pig
not exceed the original IlVleibrre.pfse pile. ' ;;:; . <.r><:.> <r>:_
within thirty (30) days of discovering the premature
V Qn bKauso of weathering within the 20 year
at Carlisle's: option to the providing of repair
jwmhas6-of v°hew Merftrane, the value of these
raining awnths of the unexpired warranty used to
!d vane w Cartlsle for repair or credit shall
This warranty refers to t' membrane material only. Flashings, adhesives and other accessories contained in a membrane
system are not covered by this warranty. .
Carlisle shall not be responsible for the cleanliness or discoloration of the membrane material caused by environmental
conditions including, but not limited to, dirt, pollutants or biological agents.
NO REPRESENTATIVE OF CARLISLE HAS AUTHORITY TO MAKE ANY REPRESENTATIONS OR PROMISES
EXCEPT AS STATED HEREIN.
THERE ARE NO WARRANTIES EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, WHICH EXTEND BEYOND THE WARRANTIES
CONTAINED IN THIS DOCUMENT. CARLISLE SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL
OR OTHER DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO , LOSS OF PROFITS OR DAMAGES TO THE
STRUCTURE OR ITS CONTENTS ARISING UNDER ANY THEORY OF LAW WHATSOEVER.
BY: Patrick D. McGrady ?'`'zQq
AUTHORIZED SIGNATURE
TITLE: V.P., TECHNICAL & WARRANTY SERVICES , n
¦i ROOFING AMERICA FOR OVER 40 YEARSTMP. O. Box 7000, Carlisle, P? 17013 . (717) 245.7000; Fax (717) 246-7053 • www.carfis*4yntec.com
WA-F0014 (10102)
EXHIBIT "E"
W __ f ? Tl
I SHERIFF'S RETURN - OUT OF COUNTY
d
CASE NO: 2008-04426 P
COMMONWEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA:
COUNTY OF CUMBERLAND
CARLISLE SYNTEC INCORPORATED
VS
C D CARLTON ROOFING INC
R. Thomas Kline Sheriff or Deputy Sheriff who being
duly sworn according to law, says, that he made a diligent search and
and inquiry for the within named DEFENDANT to wit:
C D CARLTON ROOFING INC
but was unable to locate Them in his bailiwick. He therefore
deputized the sheriff of LEHIGH County, Pennsylvania, to
serve the within COMPLAINT & NOTICE
On August 22nd , 2008 , this office was in receipt of the
attached return from LEHIGH
Sheriff's Costs: So answer
Docketing 18.00
Out of County 9.00
Surcharge 10.00 R. Thomas Klipz6
Dep Lehigh County 37.00 Sheriff of C mberland County
Postage 3.46
77.46 v' glDald Y
08/22/2008
OBRIEN BARIC SCHERER
Sworn and subscribe to before me
this day of ,
A. D.
40
In The Court of Common Pleas of Cumberland County, Pennsylvania
Carlisle Syntec Incorporated
VS.
C.D. Carlton Roofing Inc
No. 08-4426 civil
r
Now, July 25 , 2008 , I, SHERIFF OF CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PA, do
hereby deputize the Sheriff of Lehigh County to execute this Writ, this
deputation being made at the request and risk of the Plaintiff.
Sheriff of Cumberland County, PA
Please mail return of service to Cumberland County Sheriff. Thank you.
Affidavit of Service
Now, , 20 , at
within
o'clock M. served the
upon
at
by handing to
a
and made known to
the contents thereof.
Sworn and subscribed before
me this day of , 20
_ copy of the original
So answers,
Sheriff of
COSTS
SERVICE
MILEAGE
AFFIDAVIT
County, PA
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14 4 SHERIFF OFFICE COURT14OUSE- - 5TH & HAMILTON STREET
455 W HAMILTON ST ;kl
ROOM 106 ALLENTOWN PA 121 o 1-1 x.14
CARLISLE SYNTF_C I NC DOC# : 2008--CV-4933
VS CASE: 2008-NC-2886
C.D. CARLTON ROOFING I NC EXP I R : 22-Aug-2008
DEPOSIT: 37 .00
ENTRY. 29- JU I --2 008
WRIT : COMPLAINT IN CIVIL ACTION
AND NOTICE
SERVE: C.D. CARLTON ROOFING INC
AT : 270 S WALNUT ST SLATINGTON9 PA 18080
ATTNY : 3-70 000 000 0000
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RETURNPAM OF SERVICE •,
1. NAME OF INDIVIDUAL SERVED: C j4 tt-To-
2. RELATIONSHIP TO DEFENDANT: /GOP (A) C H$ "6 _
_ .. DATE: 20 ag TIME : L O `"3M HOURS
4 . LOCATION OF SERVICE: _ 3 7y S (t/ AL/vj/f ? ?,_ ,S G 14-zrxJrG-1 acJ ro! f-
5. UNABLE TO LOCATE: t ) NUMBER OF ATTEMPTS TO LOCATE DEFENDANT AT LAST KNOWN ADDRESS:
-Y UR 121? M? __-
0 UL
1. DATE & TIME 0 'TuLl O$ /,Dri L6 CLCJ 2. DATE & TIME. 31 '
3 . DATE & TIME 6 AUG 09 )IGO -Lty 4. DATE & TIME -8 IIVG ,? 1317 i-B
5. DATE & TIME. DATE & TIME_
ACCEPTANCE OF SERVICE
I HEREBY ACCEPT SERVICE OF THE LEGAL PROCESS AS OUTLINED ON THE FRONT OF THE
DOCUMENT. THIS SERVICE IS ACCEPTED ON BEHALF OF THE LISTED DEFENDANT(S) AND
I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT I AM AUTHORIZED TO DO SO.
PRINTED NAME OF AUTHORIZED AGENT SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED AGENT
DATE: TIME:
_ _0-waw ,
PRINT NAME OF DEPUTY SHERIFF
SO ANSWERS_ _
n==JTY SH RIFF
.
SHERIFF OF H I GH?COUNTY .__ _.-- .
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' SHERIFF OFFI`C(= CCOLI <:TWi l? 'Ti' ? HAMILTON' S Fri: 1... f._
4 IN
ROOM' 106 i::: L...I_.EN"f +'. W I 01. 9 E N
Vs CASE; 2008-NC-2a8e,
(::.D ARL_ Tt_ N F{U(?F NG I fig C.' E:::x P I R 22.-Aug-2008
DEPOSIT: 37.0C)
a
ENTRYs :,...
WRIT C;(: NFL_. AINT IN CIVIL ACIIOI--=l
;AND NOTICE
SERVE: ? . : . I ? Ci?-Fti.. -I nN ROOFING I NC; - A 70 UT ST SLAT[NOTON, PA 1808(D
ATINN, 000 000 000:?
RETURN OF SERVICI*--:
1. Ijifi{ME OF l: ND I V I D(!i",I.... Sf"RVED C NC
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r wl111.. L.R OF ATTEMPTS TOnjo "I`E: DEFENDANT AT LAST f C,!(.:iWN A i:Ci? E:'? S o
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ACCEPT SERVICE Q FHE L.E_'aAk PROCESS !s=- S ?iUT I.._ I ?`Ir:: D ?(-: N THE ??_ F-?ET.T? ,?`=
;`If_1(::t_lME: NT . THIS SERVICE IS ACCEPTED ON BEHALF OF HE. i._. I S T Iw D` e +E'FEI•iF'iAN T & AND
}. HE:RE:B CERTIFY THAT I AM AUTHORIZED TO 06 SO.
PRINTED NAME : OF AUTHORIZED AGENT
?. ATE n
SIGNATURE OF AUTHORIZED AGENT
TIME.
AIR MAME OF DEPUTY SHERIFF
SO ANSWERS
DEPUTY SHERIFF"'
SHERIFF OF L EH I GH COUNTY
A
CARLISLE SYNTEC
INCORPORATED,
Plaintiff
V.
C.D. CARLTON ROOFING, INC.,
Defendant
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 2008- 4426 CIVIL TERM
CIVIL ACTION-LAW
PRAECIPE TO ENTER DEFAULT JUDGMENT
PURSUANT TO Pa.R.C.P. 1037
TO THE PROTHONOTARY:
Please enter judgment in favor of the Plaintiff, Carlisle SynTec Incorporated and against
the Defendant, C.D. Carlton Roofing, Inc., for failure to file an answer to the Complaint of
Plaintiff.
A true and correct copy of the Notice of Default is appended hereto as Exhibit "A."
A true and correct copy of the Certificate of Mailing for the Notice of Default is appended
hereto as Exhibit "B." I certify that the Notice of Default was given in accordance with
Pa.R.C.P. 237.1.
Plaintiff requests judgment in the amount of $136,284.29 as set forth in the Complaint
together with attorney fees of $3,126.50 and costs of $231.02 for a total of $139,641.81
Respectfully submitted,
1131IEN, RIC ERER
David A. Baric, Esquire
I.D. # 44853
19 West South Street
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
(717) 249-6873
CARLISLE SYNTEC
INCORPORATED,
Plaintiff
V.
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 2008- 4426 CIVIL TERM
C.D. CARLTON ROOFING, INC., CIVIL ACTION-LAW
Defendant
TO: C.D. Carlton Roofing, Inc.
370 South Walnut Street
Slatington, Pennsylvania 18080
Date of Notice: September 10, 2008
IMPORTANT NOTICE
YOU ARE IN DEFAULT BECAUSE YOU HAVE FAILED TO ENTER A WRITTEN
APPEARANCE PERSONALLY OR BY ATTORNEY AND FILE IN WRITING WITH THE
COURT YOUR DEFENSES OR OBJECTIONS TO THE CLAIMS SET FORTH AGAINST
YOU. UNLESS YOU ACT WITHIN TEN DAYS FROM THE DATE OF THIS NOTICE, A
JUDGMENT MAY BE ENTERED AGAINST YOU WITHOUT A HEARING AND YOU
MAY LOSE YOUR PROPERTY OR OTHER IMPORTANT RIGHTS. YOU SHOULD TAKE
THIS NOTICE TO A LAWYER AT ONCE. IF YOU DO NOT HAVE A LAWYER OR
CANNOT AFFORD ONE, GO TO OR TELEPHONE THE FOLLOWING OFFICE TO FIND
OUT WHERE YOU CAN GET LEGAL HELP.
Cumberland County Bar Association
32 South Bedford Street
Carlisle, Pennsylvania 17013
(717) 249-3166
BARI D RER
David A. Baric, Esquire
19 West South Street
Carlisle, PA 17013
(717) 249-6873
EXHIBIT "A"
U.S. POSTAL SERVICE CERTIFICATE OF MAILING
-
MAY BE USED FOR DOMESTIC AND INTERNATIONAL MAIL, DOES NOT
PROVIDE FOR INSURANCE-POSTMASTER
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One piece of ordinary mail addres to:
C. D. rl a 7?nc
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EXHIBIT "B"
CERTIFICATE OF SERVICE
I hereby certify that on November 12, 2008, I, David A. Baric, Esquire, of O'Brien, Baric
& Scherer did serve a copy of the Praecipe To Enter Default Judgment Pursuant To Pa.R.C.P.
1037, by first class U.S. mail, postage prepaid, to the parry listed below, as follows:
C.D. Carlton Roofing, Inc.
370 South Walnut Street
Slatington, Pennsylvania 18080
James A. Wimmer, Esquire
Philip & Wimmer
419 Delaware Avenue
Palmerton, Pennsylvania 18071
David A. Baric, Esquire
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CARLISLE SYNTEC
INCORPORATED,
Plaintiff
V.
C.D. CARLTON ROOFING, INC.,
Defendant
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS OF
CUMBERLAND COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA
NO. 2008- 4426 CIVIL TERM
CIVIL ACTION-LAW
NOTICE OF JUDGMENT PURSUANT TO Pa.R.C.P. 236
TO: C.D. Carlton, Inc.
370 South Walnut Street
Slatington, Pennsylvania 18080
Notice is hereby given to you of entry of a judgment against you in the above matter.
Prothonotary
Date: ???? /7 otGD?