OmniMax

Roofing Systems™


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The roof covering’s bottom surface is comprised of a readily releasable fastening material. The upper or overlapped portion of its top surface is composed of readily releasable fastening material. (See illustration below.) These systems could also be made in rolled form which would cover an entire row or multiple rows of area at once.



 


 

To fasten the roof coverings to the roof, an underlayment comprised of fastening material is applied to the roof deck in a similar fashion as commonly used felt paper.

Once the foundation layer has been applied to the roofing deck, the roof coverings are attached to the foundation layer.

The alignment and installation of the roof coverings uses the traditional shingle installation method, however the roof coverings are not penetrated by nails, staples or other fasteners and are simply placed on the foundation layer.

For example measuring and laying a chalk line. Placing the roof coverings in alignment with the chalk line and then repeating this procedure while overlapping each additional row.
The readily releasable fastener immediately attaches the roof coverings to the roof and subsequent rows of roof coverings. This eliminates the nailing or stapling procedure and makes for decreased install time, while providing the roof with a non-penetrated exterior water barrier and an interlocking roofing system, providing for a more secure form of attachment.

 

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These systems and their concepts are patented.


We are proud to have these organizations and others provide assistance in developing these systems.

 

 


 
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Last modified: 06/20/09