L&A Stitchbond Polyester Roofing Fabrics provide the ideal combination of strength and elongation for roofs and deck systems.

  There are three types for different areas :

1). Soft Type: Soft stitchbond polyester fabric is our standard and most requested fabric from contractors and customers that conforms to irregular roof surfaces, as well as embedded gravel. It is also much easier to handle and apply properly than other soft polyester fabric sheets.

2). Medium Type:Medium stitchbond polyester fabric that can be used on smooth or mildly irregular roofing surfaces, easy to handle and apply.

3). Firm Type: Firm stitchbond polyester fabric with a sturdy finish to help reduce wrinkles during application. It is ideal for smooth roofing surfaces, offering a clean, wrinkle-free roof. Easy to handle and apply.

PACKAGING:

Usually,Our Stitchbonded Polyester Roofing Fabric are packaged as follows:

Main Big Roll Size: 40 inches wide x 324 feet long length, with or without lap lines for one and two ply application.

Other Roll Sizes: widths 2” to 20” Inches , Roll Length can be to 160FT or 300/324 FT Long.

Any Widths and Length can work for customers.

AVERAGE TYPICAL PROPERTIES:

Spec.           Test Method      100G/M2       90G/M2         95G/M2     

Weight            A4             3oz/yd2      2.75oz/yd2      2.9oz/yd2  

Tensile          ASTM D1682      56.7lbs      30.8lbs         40.5lbs    

Elongation       ASTM D1682      62%          41%             27%

Mullen Burst     ASTM D3786      174lbs       98.7lbs         125.8lbs   

Trapezoid       ASTM D1117       15.2lbs      12.5  lbs*      13.3lbs*

**Above average typical properties are the average results of random tests conducted on fabric only.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

DO not Apply if freezing or rain weather

is imminent within 24 hours following application, or during fog or drizzle.

DO not Apply when temperatures are consistently below 30°C . The Acrylic

Coating dries slowly when temperatures are below 55° F. Areas shaded from sunlight dry very slowly. Seventy-two hours or more may be required for proper curing.

KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN.