By Versico Roofing Systems.

Learn how utilizing Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIPs) can help roof designs meet energy codes, stay within height limits and deliver durable, efficient roofing systems.

In today’s commercial construction landscape, not every project allows for unlimited vertical space. Height-constrained roofs — often found in dense urban areas or developments governed by strict building codes — require a more strategic approach to design. When vertical clearance is limited, every component of the roofing system must be carefully planned to balance performance, compliance and constructability.

What are height-constrained roofs?

A height-constrained (or height-restricted) roof refers to any roofing system where the total allowable elevation above the deck is capped. Local zoning regulations, building codes or architectural limitations often dictate these restrictions, impacting both the roof assembly and any rooftop equipment.

Despite these limitations, buildings must still meet modern energy efficiency standards. This creates a key challenge: achieving required insulation performance without exceeding height limits.

Key challenges in limited-height roof design

Designing within tight vertical constraints affects multiple aspects of a project. Common obstacles include:

• Roof-access doors that limit assembly height 
• Windows positioned close to the roofline 
• Fixed drainage points like through-wall scuppers 
• Equipment curbs that may need elevation adjustments 
• Parapet walls with limited flexibility 

Each of these factors reduces design freedom and can complicate insulation strategies.

New construction: Designing with constraints in mind

New construction projects offer the advantage of proactive planning. By addressing height restrictions early in the design phase, teams can align structural and roofing decisions from the outset.

High-performance, low-profile insulation systems are often specified to meet energy codes without adding unnecessary thickness. The most successful projects take a coordinated approach — ensuring architects, engineers and roofing professionals work together to avoid conflicts later on.

Re-roofing projects: Navigating existing limitations

Re-roofing presents a different set of challenges. Contractors must work within the confines of an existing structure, which is often already close to its maximum allowable height.

Adding insulation in these scenarios can trigger additional modifications, such as:

• Raising equipment curbs 
• Extending parapet walls 
• Adjusting drainage systems 

These changes can quickly increase project complexity, cost and timelines.

Common pitfalls to avoid

• Installing additional insulation without verifying height restrictions 
• Overlooking parapet and flashing height requirements 
• Assuming roof overlays are always a viable solution 

The role of Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIPs)

Vacuum Insulated Panels (VIPs) are a high-performance solution for projects where thickness is a critical constraint. Rather than being used alone, VIPs are integrated into layered roofing systems designed to protect them and maximize durability.

A typical assembly includes:

• Roofing membrane (TPO, PVC or EPDM) 
• Protective cover board (high-density polyiso) 
• VIP insulation layer 
• Additional cover board 
• Structural roof deck 

This layered approach ensures the VIPs remain protected while delivering exceptional thermal performance.

Where VIPs deliver the most value

VIPs are especially effective in areas where traditional insulation falls short due to space limitations, including:

• Low parapet conditions 
• Door thresholds and rooftop access points 
• Retrofit projects with fixed elevations 
• Buildings with zoning or aesthetic restrictions 

Because VIPs offer extremely high R-values in a thin profile, they provide solutions where conventional materials cannot.

Hybrid insulation strategies

Most commercial roofing systems incorporate a hybrid approach rather than relying solely on VIPs. Typically:

• VIPs are used in critical, space-constrained areas 
• Polyiso insulation is used in less restrictive zones 

This combination balances cost, performance and constructability.

Designing around VIP limitations

VIP panels cannot be cut, which requires careful planning. A buffer zone — typically 4 to 6 inches — is maintained around penetrations and edges. Designers place full-size panels where possible and fill remaining gaps with polyiso insulation.

Understanding R-value calculations

The overall thermal performance of a hybrid system is calculated as a weighted average based on material coverage.

• Polyiso insulation: approximately R-5.7 per inch 
• VIP insulation: approximately R-66 per inch 

For example, if 90% of a roof uses VIPs and 10% uses 1-inch polyiso, the combined system can achieve an average R-value of around R-60 — demonstrating the efficiency of this approach.

Final thoughts

Height-constrained roofing projects demand a different level of planning and precision. Whether for new construction or retrofit applications, success depends on selecting the right materials, coordinating across disciplines and designing with limitations in mind.

By leveraging high-performance, low-profile insulation solutions, project teams can meet energy codes, stay within height limits and deliver durable, efficient roofing systems — even in the most restrictive environments.

By Emma Peterson. 

Learn why CDS branches are contractors’ go-to resource for low-slope roofing success.  

Starting a new commercial roofing project? Get all the tips and tools that you could need by visiting the location of one of SRS Distribution’s Commercial Distribution Specialist (CDS) teams! These teams have been awarded special designation for having a wealth of in-depth knowledge about all things to do with low-slope products and systems. When you visit a CDS designated location, you have the opportunity to access resources that will help your next project run smoothly and efficiently. These resources include:  

• Expertise: From choosing the right material for your project to setting up a timeline for success, the teams at CDS branches understand all parts of the low-slope roofing process. Don’t miss out on the invaluable resource they represent.   
• Products: CDS locations are stocked with a wide range of commercial products from manufacturers like Carlisle, Johns Manville, GAF, Elevate and Versico. Whether you are looking for polyiso insulation, bonding adhesives, fasteners or something else related to low-slope roofing, you can find it in a CDS showroom. 
• Logistics: And help from a CDS team is not limited to just their branch location! CDS employs a fleet of crane trucks and knuckle booms that make getting your materials simpler than ever. With options for both ground drops and roof top deliveries, this is a powerful resource for keeping your commercial projects on schedule.  

Overall, visiting a CDS location is a sure-fire way to elevate your next roofing project. And with 45 locations across 22 states, there is likely a team near you! 

Learn more about working with Commercial Distribution Specialists!

By Emma Peterson. 

Join The Coffee Shops™ crew and our industry partners in Sacramento for four days of education, innovation and industry connection. 

The Coffee Shops™ crew is putting the finishing touches on our travel plans to get to Sacramento, California March 12–15, 2026 for the International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC)’s International Convention and we want to see you at our booth and soundstage, sponsored by Western Colloid!  

This year’s show is predicted to host “1,700 consultants, architects, engineers, design professionals and other experts” for four days of learning, networking and more! With national sponsors like Carlisle, Elevate™, GAF, IB Roof Systems™, Johns Manville, Polyglass USA Inc., Sika Corporation, SOPREMA and Versico, this show is a must-attend for professionals in all parts of the roofing world.  

Expert-led education  

This show gives attendees a chance to learn from a variety of industry leaders and experts through their cutting-edge education sessions. Here are some of the incredible presenters that will be at this year’s show:  

• Trent Cotney of Adams and Reese will be hosting a “State of the Industry” session that will explore contract provisions and other emerging regulatory trends.  
• Darren Perry of SOPREMA has a session that discusses how low slope roofing can be enhanced in response to severe climate risks. 
• Amrize’s National Technical Manager Victor Rosenthal and Project Manager Rachael DeMeio will be teaching about trends in roof re-cover applications this year. 
• Jennifer Stephan from Benchmark’s session will dive into the world of Refrigerated Processing and Cold Storage Operations in relation to industrial roofing projects.  

Check out the full speaker list online!

An expo floor route 

The Coffee Shops crew will be on the expo floor hosting a soundstage at booth #1113! Here’s just a few of the other Coffee Shops friends and partners that can be found on IIBEC’s 2026 International Convention expo floor:  

• All Weather Insulated Panels (booth #1216) 
• Anchor Products (booth #907)  
• ATAS International (booth #728)  
• BITEC Inc. (booth #1023) 
• Brava Tile (booth #208) 
• CertainTeed (booth #227)  
• General Coatings Manufacturing (booth #926) 
• H.B. Fuller (booth #113) 
• ICP Building Solutions Group (booth #133) 
• IKO Industries (booth #426) 
• Leister (booth #619) 
• Malarkey Roofing Products (booth #213) 
• MuleHide (booth #814) 
• Roof Hugger (booth #707) 
• S-5! (booth #1019) 
• Sheffield Metals International (booth #625) 
• Sherwin Williams Roofing Solutions (booth #422) 
• Tremco (booth #321) 
• USG Securock (booth #401) 
• Western Colloid (booth #923) 
• Westlake Royal Roofing Solutions (booth #433) 

Explore the full expo floor map!

Register today and make sure you stop by to say hi to us and our industry friends at the IIBEC’s 2026 International Convention!

By Jesse Sanchez. 

Explore education sessions, networking events and trade show details for the 2026 IIBEC International Convention. 

As design requirements grow more complex and performance expectations rise, building enclosure professionals are looking for practical solutions backed by research, testing and real-world experience. The 2026 International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC) Convention and Trade Show, taking place March 12–15, 2026, at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center in Sacramento, California, brings those conversations together under one roof. 

Hosted by IIBEC, the event is expected to draw 1,700 consultants, architects, engineers, design professionals and other experts specializing in roofing, waterproofing, fenestration, cladding, building commissioning and exterior wall technologies. The convention features education sessions approved for IIBEC Continuing Education Hours (CEH), with all sessions submitted to the American Institute of Architects (AIA). 

The show runs March 13–14, with exhibit hall hours from 3:15 p.m. to 7:15 p.m. on Friday and 8:00 a.m. to noon on Saturday. Attendees can connect with leading manufacturers and service providers while exploring the latest advancements in building enclosure technology. 

Education programming spans multiple disciplines, including below-grade waterproofing, building commissioning, business and professional development, codes and standards, exterior wall systems, research and technology, roofing, safety, sustainability and wind and structural design. Featured sessions address topics such as fire-resistant code standards, low-slope roofing enhancements for severe climate risks, trends in roof re-cover applications, condensation control in industrial roofing projects and hail impact testing of modified bitumen roof membranes. 

Beyond the classroom, the convention offers extensive networking opportunities. Thursday includes an auxiliary seminar (ALA) on reroofing and the RCI-IIBEC Foundations’ Golf Tournament at Haggin Oaks Alister MacKenzie Course, followed by a welcome reception that evening. Friday features an opening ceremony and keynote speaker, along with the trade show’s grand opening and reception. Saturday highlights include the Annual Awards Ceremony, EBEC Awards Presentations, the Emerging Professionals Reception and the invitation-only V.I.Platinum Reception. On Sunday, the RCI-IIBEC Foundations’ Live Auction and Reception precedes the President’s Annual Banquet. 

A range of registration options are available, including full registration, one-day passes, trade show-only access, auxiliary seminar-only registration and exhibitor packages. Early registration rates are available through February 6, 2026, with standard rates through March 6 and onsite registration beginning March 7. Full registration includes access to Friday through Sunday events, Thursday’s welcome reception and digital access to the event’s proceedings and session recordings when available. 

With Platinum Sponsors including Carlisle, Elevate™, Flynn Group of Companies, GAF, IB Roof Systems™, Johns Manville, National Gypsum Services Company, Polyglass USA Inc., Sika Corporation, Siplast, SITURA INC, SOPREMA and Versico, along with Gold, Silver and additional sponsors, the event reflects broad industry support. 

For professionals seeking technical depth, peer exchange and exposure to emerging trends in building enclosure performance, the 2026 IIBEC Convention and Trade Show offers a concentrated opportunity to prepare for the year ahead. 

Register now to secure your spot at this year’s convention!

By Jenny Yu. 

Building enclosure professionals won’t want to miss out on this annual industry event!   

The International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC) is gearing up for its 2026 International Convention and Trade Show, set to take place March 12–15 in Sacramento, California, at the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center. This annual event draws building enclosure professionals, including roofing consultants, architects, engineers and product manufacturers, for education, networking and industry insights. Registration is now open, with early rates available through February 6, 2026.  

Attendees will find a robust program that includes educational sessions covering topics ranging from roofing, waterproofing, sustainability and codes, as well as other related topics designed to advance professional knowledge and earn continuing education hours. A two-day trade show with more than 140 exhibiting companies will spotlight the latest roofing, exterior wall and building enclosure products and services. Participants can connect with manufacturers, consultants and peers on the show floor, which also features product demonstrations and sponsored receptions. The Coffee Shops™ will be there with a sound stage sponsored by Western Colloid — be sure to stop by! 

Beyond the exhibit hall, IIBEC has arranged a wide variety of exciting activities for attendees to participate in. The schedule opens with auxiliary seminars and networking opportunities on March 12, followed by formal welcome receptions, an annual awards ceremony and specialty events such as a golf tournament and an emerging professionals reception. The convention also hosts the Excellence in Building Enclosure Consulting (EBEC) Awards on March 14, recognizing outstanding achievements in the field. 

Hotel accommodations are available in the Sacramento area to assist attendees in securing convenient lodging near the SAFE Credit Union Convention Center. IIBEC has secured official room blocks at the Hyatt Regency, Sheraton Grand Sacramento Hotel, Residence Inn and The Citizen Hotel. Early planning is encouraged, as Sacramento draws visitors from across the United States and beyond for this premier industry gathering. 

A wide range of sponsorship packages are still available, each including prominent recognition and unique opportunities for memorable convention engagement. Current sponsors include Carlisle, Elevate™, GAF, Johns Manville, Polyglass, Sika, SOPREMA and Versico Roofing Systems (platinum sponsors); Anchor Products, H.B. Fuller, IB Roof Systems™ and USG Securock® Brand (gold sponsors); and Georgia-Pacific Building Products.   

Register today to secure early registration and explore the latest developments in roofing, waterproofing and building enclosure design!

By Heidi J. Ellsworth.

Building enclosure professionals across the industry are making plans to gather in Sacramento, California, March 12–15, 2026.

Hosted by the International Institute of Building Enclosure Consultants (IIBEC), the annual IIBEC International Convention & Trade Show brings together consultants, contractors, manufacturers and service providers focused on roofing, waterproofing and total building enclosure performance. With more than 20 education sessions and a trade show featuring over 140 manufacturers and service providers, the event delivers valuable insight, technical expertise and meaningful industry connection.

The convention runs Thursday, March 12 through Sunday, March 15, with the auxiliary seminar taking place on Thursday and the trade show floor openi on both Friday, March 13 and Saturday, March 14. From education to exhibits to networking, the week is designed to help professionals strengthen their knowledge and expand their relationships.

One of the featured moments of the week will be the opening ceremony and keynote presentation on Friday, March 13 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:15 p.m. Attendees will hear from Brett Culp, an award-winning documentary filmmaker and keynote speaker, presenting Superhero Leadership in Uncertain Times. His message focuses on purpose-driven leadership, authenticity and service during moments of change, offering inspiration that resonates far beyond the conference hall.

Throughout the convention, attendees will also have the opportunity to connect during a full schedule of networking events including the RCI-IIBEC Foundation golf tournament, welcome reception, regional meetings, trade show receptions, awards ceremony, emerging professionals networking event, foundation live auction and the President’s Annual Banquet. These gatherings create valuable opportunities to build relationships that strengthen careers and businesses long after the event concludes.

The trade show floor will once again feature leading manufacturers and service providers supporting the building enclosure industry. RoofersCoffeeShop is proud to have partners participating as sponsors at the conference, including Carlisle Construction Materials, Elevate, GAF, Johns Manville, Sika, SOPREMA, Versico Roofing Systems, Anchor Products, H.B. Fuller, IB Roof Systems and USG. Their continued involvement reflects a shared commitment to education, innovation and long-term industry advancement.

Adding to the energy of the event, The Coffee Shops™ will once again host a full sound stage on the trade show floor sponsored by Western Colloid, interviewing consultants, contractors and exhibitors throughout the conference. These live conversations will spotlight industry trends, real-world challenges and the voices shaping the future of the building enclosure and roofing communities.

Overall, the 2026 IIBEC International Convention & Trade Show delivers a powerful combination of education, innovation and connection in one place. Whether your focus is technical expertise, professional development or expanding your industry network, this event offers insight and opportunity at every level.

And time is running out to take advantage of early registration pricing. The early registration deadline is February 6, 2026, and once it passes, rates are set to increase. Hotel rooms at the official convention hotels are also filling quickly, making now the best time to finalize travel plans.

Register now to secure early pricing, book your hotel before availability is gone and join building enclosure professionals from across the country in Sacramento. Be part of the conversations shaping the future of the industry.

These accessories establish Versico’s ability to provide safe, durable and code-compliant rooftop securement solutions from a single source.

Versico Roofing Systems is excited to announce the addition of Anchor Products U-Anchors and select accessories to our product offering. This new line gives you a single-source, code-compliant and watertight solution for securing rooftop equipment and accessories directly to the roof deck. Made in the USA, Anchor Products’ patented U-Anchors are lightweight and quick to installand are built to last the life of the roof system, simplifying detailing and reducing long-term maintenance needs.

Versicowill be offering Anchor Products’ two most common anchor models:

• U2400: One 3/8” 304 stainlesssteel boltwelded to a 5.5” galvanized steel plate
• U3400: Two 3/8” 304 stainlesssteel bolts welded to an 11” x 5.5” galvanized steel plate

Both options are available with Versico’s EPDM, TPO and PVC/KEE HP flashing in all standard colors and in a 60-mil thickness (80-mil flashing is available upon request with extended lead times). TPO and PVC/KEE HP flashings are factory induction-welded to the plate, while EPDM models include a separate pressure-sensitive flashing for field application.

In addition to the anchors, Versicowill also be introducing three accessory solutionsto accompany the launch, including: the HVAC Tie-Down Kit, which provides additional securement for rooftop HVAC units; the Guy Wire Tie-Down Kit, which providesstability for rooftop accessoriessuch as vent stacks and the Snow Retention System, an engineered and tested solution for higher-slope single-ply systems which prevents snow from sliding off the roof. These accessories establish Versico’s ability to provide safe, durable and code-compliant rooftop securement solutions from a single source. When purchased through Versico, the anchors are covered under Versico’s Watertight Warranty for added assurance and long-term peace of mind.

By Versico Roof Systems.

Versico’s new 5′ x 40′ QA EPDM rolls are set to redefine high-rise and hard-to-access roofing, making installations faster, cleaner and more efficient than ever.

High-rise and other hard-to-access rooftops have traditionally relied on modified bitumen (mod-bit) due to its manageable roll sizes that fit into freight elevators. However, mod-bit installations can be messy, time-consuming; and, in some cases, restricted due to regulations banning certain applications. While applicators prefer the efficiency of single-ply roofing, its larger roll sizes and adhesive requirements have historically left a gap in the market for these challenging installations.

Versico recently introduced a new 5′ x 40′ Quick-Applied (QA) EPDM to meet the growing demand for an easier-to-install solution for hard-to-access, small or cut-up roof sections; as well as vertical walls. Available in black and white and exclusively in 60-mil thickness, this innovative membrane features a factory-applied, 100% solid pressure-sensitive adhesive, ensuring consistent application while boosting productivity by up to 80%. The adhesive is low-VOC and eliminates jobsite odors, making QA EPDM an ideal choice for occupied buildings and VOC-regulated areas.

QA membranes are approved for direct application to common substrate boards, including DensDeck® Prime, SECUROCK®, DEXcell® and SecurShield® products; as well as clean concrete. For vertical applications, walls can be primed with CAV-GRIP® 3V or bonding adhesive.

Engineered for efficiency and convenience, the lightweight 5′ x 40′ rolls weigh approximately 80 pounds, making them easy to carry up stairwells or transport via freight elevators. Each pallet contains 12 rolls, perfectly sized to fit in a standard pickup truck bed for hassle-free transportation.

Revolutionizing roofing once again

More than 60 years ago, EPDM transformed the commercial roofing industry, introducing an easier-to-install alternative to traditional roofing systems. Known for exceptional weatherability, long-term performance and reliability; EPDM remains the industry standard. Now, Versico’s new 5′ x 40′ QA EPDM rolls are set to redefine high-rise and hard-to-access roofing, making installations faster, cleaner and more efficient than ever.

For more information, visit the Versico Roofing Systems website at www.versico.com.

By Versico Roofing Systems.  

Versico’s recommendations for protecting adhesives, primers and QA accessories through the winter months. 

As most of the Northern Hemisphere transitions into wintertime, it is important to be aware of how colder weather can impact your roofing products. Many materials need to be installed and/or stored at specific temperatures, otherwise you run into issues like adhesives solidifying in their cans and spray products spitting rather than spraying. The best way to avoid these issues is to be proactive in how you store them and plan ahead when it comes to wintertime installations. In this article, we share valuable tips for storing and installing Versico’s adhesives, primers and quick-applied (QA) accessories in the cold. 

Storage suggestions  

Low-VOC adhesives, primers and QA accessories 

• Store between 60°F-90°F. If stored below 60°F, restore to between 60°F-90°F before application. Visit powerblanket.com for more information on jobsite heating equipment. 
• If adhesive is stored in below-freezing temperatures, it may solidify in the can. If this occurs, restore to room temperature for at least 24 hours before use. 
• The exposure of water-based adhesives (HydroBond™, Aqua Base 120) to temperatures below 32°F will cause the adhesive to freeze, rendering the material unusable even when it has returned to room temperature. 

Flexible DASH™ adhesive 

• Keep your materials warm using hot boxes or heated blankets. Flexible DASH must be a minimum of 70°F for the material to flow and mix properly. 

Flexible DASH Dual Tank adhesive 

• Whether at a distributor’s shop or on the jobsite, always store the adhesive in a heated space with temperatures maintained between 70-90°F. The adhesive thickens, causing spray/pressure to weaken when tanks are below 70°F. 
• Place the tanks on a pallet or piece of insulation to avoid contact with a cold steel or concrete deck that will act as a “heat sink.” 
• Do not store or heat tanks in areas where temperatures reach 120°F or higher. 

CAV-GRIP® 3V and CAV-GRIP PVC 

• Always store the adhesive in heated spaces with temperatures maintained between 70-90°F. The adhesive will thicken, causing spray/pressure to weaken when cylinders are below 70°F. 
• Place cylinders on a pallet or insulation to avoid contact with a cold steel or concrete deck. 
• Do not store or heat cylinders where temperatures reach 110°F or higher. 

Installation tips 

Low-VOC bonding adhesives 

• Stir thoroughly once per day until all settled polymers are dispersed, and the adhesive is a uniform yellow color. During mixing, scrape the sides and bottom of the pail until the adhesive is a uniform yellow color with no dark streaks. Keeping the adhesive warm, as well as using an air-operated mixing paddle, will aid in the mixing process. 
• Avoid puddles and globs and re-roll any wet areas to break the skin and allow solvents to flash off. 
• Shaded roof areas take longer to flash off than sunny areas. 
• Use the “tack test” to ensure that solvents have flashed off and the adhesive is still tacky. 
• If the adhesive is not tacky, it has over-dried and must be re-applied at the published coverage rate. 
• Install the membrane shortly after adhesive passes the tack test, then immediately broom or roll the membrane after setting the sheet. 

Water-based adhesives 

• Water-based adhesives can only be used when the outside temperature is 40°F and rising. Do not use water-based adhesives if the ambient temperature is expected to drop below 32°F. 

Flexible DASH Dual Tanks 

• Flexible DASH Dual Tank Adhesive can be installed in ambient temperatures down to 25°F. Plan your work day to allow spraying above these temperatures. 

CAV-GRIP 3V and CAV-GRIP PVC 

• CAV-GRIP 3V can be installed down to 25°F when bonding TPO or EPDM and 15°F when used as a primer; 35°F for CAV-GRIP PVC. Plan your work day to allow spraying above these temperatures. 
• Dispense product from the cylinder while it is still warm. 
• When the product in the cylinder becomes too cold, it will begin to spit rather than spray. If this occurs, swap the cold cylinder for a warmer one and return the cold cylinder to a heated area. 

Original article source: Versico Roofing Systems

By Versico Roofing Systems.

SeamShield™ technology is a great addition to any job and is particularly suited for re-roofing applications where additional dirt can lead to prolonged cleaning times.

Versico’s VersiWeld® TPO with SeamShield technology offers a wide variety of benefits for applicators. SeamShield is an easy-to-remove protective film on the top and bottom seam areas of TPO membrane. Seams that are protected from dirt, debris and adhesive overspray using Versico’s SeamShield technology do not require the use of Weathered Membrane Cleaner prior to welding. This film protects the entire seam area, revealing a factory-clean surface when removed before welding.

SeamShield facts

• Easy-to-remove films that leave a residue-free surface that is ready to weld.
• A 6-inch transparent blue film on the top ply allows overlap lines and fastener marks to be easily seen for installation.
• A 3-inch white film contrasts with the black bottom ply.
• A split top film accommodates both mechanically fastened and adhered installations. The split transparent top film allows plates and fasteners to be installed directly through the film in mechanically fastened installations with a 2.5-inch strip that can be removed when the seam is ready to weld. In adhered applications, the entire top film is removed prior to welding.
• SeamShield clean seams increase seam weld strength versus traditional cleaned seams.
• VersiWeld TPO with SeamShield technology is available in 10’- and 12’-wide sheets in 45-, 60- and 80-mil thicknesses and the standard colors of white, gray and tan.
• Once installed, the film should be removed within 7 days.

Applicator benefits

• Enhances productivity by eliminating the time and materials required for cleaning seams.
• Improves ergonomics through a reduction in the time spent bent over during the cleaning process.
• Improves weld consistency by providing a factory-clean seam at the time of welding.

Ideal applications

SeamShield technology is a great addition to any job and is particularly suitable for re-roofing applications where the presence of additional dirt can lead to prolonged cleaning times. Furthermore, it minimizes the need to protect the seam area from excess adhesive in adhered applications, where overspray can prolong cleaning durations.

For more information about SeamShield, check out the following resources:

• SeamShield web page
• SeamShield sell sheet
• SeamShield FAQs
• SeamShield vs. Standard Cleaning Time Trial Video