Intertek Directory of Building Products

1. Optional Insulation - Wood fiber, polyisocyanurate insulation board, 1/2" Dens Deck, or 1/2" wood fiberboard applied over EPS insulation.
   Note: When EPS insulation is applied over a metal or combustible deck, a thermal barrier complying with section 2603.4.1.5 of the IBC is required.
   
2. Optional only with an Insulation – HPR Glasbase, HPR Premium Glasbase or 1-Ply ASTM D 4601 Type II base sheet, mechanically fastened.
3. Minimum – HPR Glasfelt or 1-Ply ASTM D 2178 Type IV or VI ply sheet(s), fully adhered with ASTM D 312 roofing asphalt, HPR All-Temp or Garlastic KM Plus
4. 1-Ply VersiPly 40, Stress-Ply, Stress-Ply FR, StressPly Max, StressPly Legacy, StressPly Legacy FR, StressPly EUV, StressPly EUV FR, Stress-Ply Plus, StressPly PlusFR, OptiMax fully adhered with ASTM-D312 roofing asphalt, hot mopped
5. Flood coated with ASTM D312 roofing asphalt, HPR All-Temp, Garlastic KM Plus, WeatherScreen, Weatherking, Weatherking Plus WC, or White-Star Adhesive. Embedded with roofing gravel ballast at a minimum coverage rate of 400 lbs./sq.

The roof covering systems in this section have been evaluated for external fire resistance Classifications A, B, C as outlined by the following test methods:

• ASTM-E108 - American Society for Testing & Materials 'Standard Methods of Fire Test of Roof Covering'
• ULC-S107 - Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada 'Standard Method of Tests for Fire Resistance of Roof Covering Materials'
• UL-790 - Underwriters' Laboratories Inc. 'Tests for Fire Resistance of Roof Covering Materials'

Each system listing identifies the deck substrate as either non-combustible or combustible. Systems evaluated for combustible decks will provide the same ratings when applied over non-combustible decks.Unless otherwise noted in individual listings, combustible decks shall be sheathed with a minimum 15/32" veneer plywood or minimum 7/16" non-veneer APA rated sheathing panel (oriented strand board panels, structural particleboard panels, composite panels or wafer-board panels) or 3/4" thick solid wood sheathing boards. The component materials of each system must be applied in the order in which they are listed. All components of the system must be listed for external fire exposure by an agency acceptable to the AHJ.

Some Roof Covering Systems have been evaluated for other performance characteristics, in addition to external fire exposure. Where applicable, such additional performance characteristics are noted within the specific listing.

In all cases, manufacturer's instructions should be consulted for installation procedures and details not covered by these listings.

Listed Materials are identified by a label or marking bearing the wording, "Listed Roofing Component", a reference number or code and the WHI Certification Mark.

Intertek Testing Services is a CAL FIRE Approved Testing Laboratory.