Duradek Roof & Walking Deck Membrane

Duradek Vinyl Deck Membrane and Durarail Aluminum Railings

U.S.A.: 800-338-3568

&Canada: 866-591-5594

Right Down to the Last Detail, Duradek Has It All Worked Out

Permanent secure waterproofing depends upon proper detailing at perimeters and penetrations. Examples of commonly used details are shown below. Complete architectural details and specifications are available from Duradek in standard three-part Construction Specifications Institute (CSI) format.

3-Part Specifications

• Traffic Membrane: Specification 07185 (revised Aug. 2008)
• Ornamental Aluminum Railing: Specification 05721 (revised Sep. 2008)

Duradek Detail Drawings

• See Detail Drawings and Specifications page or Collection of All 36 Detail Drawings (2007) (3.2 Mb PDF file)
• To contact the Duradek applicator in your area, call a distributor near you in America or Canada, or see our Dealer List.

"L" Trim

1. "L" trim secures vinyl on outside and inside edges (optional)

2. To meet roofing codes, vinyl is extended up wall by at least 6 inches

3. Vinyl is overlapped by building paper and exterior finish

Fascia Fully Wrapped

1. Full wrap over fascia

2. Inverted "L" trim with sealant (gumstop)

3. Butyl tape as secondary sealant (screw seals itself with compression)

4. "L" trim at bottom is another option

PVC-Coated Metal

1. Vinyl is welded to PVC-coated flashing

2. Vinyl is welded to PVC-coated box scupper

3. Vinyl is welded to PVC-coated overflow

Metal Flashing with PVC Clip

1. Inside back corner folded and welded, not cut

2. Outside front corner folded and welded, not cut

3. Galvanized flashing with PVC clip holds vinyl in place

4. Roof-quality drain with clamping ring holds vinyl in place

5. Colored metal flashing completes curb waterproofing

Industry Reports

• ARCAT: Traffic Membrane
• ARCAT: Metal Railings

• Sweets: Traffic Membrane
• Sweets: Metal Railings

• 4specs: Traffic Membrane
• 4specs: Metal Railings

• CADdetails: Traffic Membrane
• CADdetails: Metal Railings
• SpecGREEN

• AECDaily: Traffic Membrane
• AECDaily: Metal Railings