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Elevating Roof Deck Design with Walkable, Waterproof Vinyl Membranes, 2025
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- Slide 2: Elevating Roof Deck Design with Walkable, Waterproof Vinyl Membranes
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- Slide 4: How to Use This Online Learning Course
- Slide 5: Purpose and Learning Objectives
- Slide 6: Contents
- Slide 7: WALKABLE ROOF DECKS
- Slide 8: What Is a Walkable Roof Deck?
- Slide 9: What Is a Walkable Roof Deck?
- Slide 10: Protected Roof Covering Systems
- Slide 11: Protected Roof Covering Systems: Pavers
- Slide 12: Protected Roof Covering Systems: Wood Decking
- Slide 13: Protected Roof Covering Systems: Bonded Tile
- Slide 14: Protected Roof Covering Systems
- Slide 15: Exposed Roof Covering Systems
- Slide 16: Exposed Roof Covering Systems: Coatings
- Slide 17: Exposed Roof Covering Systems: Rigid Surfaces
- Slide 18: Exposed Roof Covering Systems: Vinyl Membranes
- Slide 19: Exposed Roof Covering Systems
- Slide 20: Walkable Vinyl Membrane Systems
- Slide 21: Walkable Vinyl Membranes: Characteristics
- Slide 22: Walkable Vinyl Membranes: Characteristics
- Slide 23: Walkable Vinyl Membranes: Colors
- Slide 24: Walkable Vinyl Membranes: Quality Control
- Slide 25: Walkable Vinyl Membranes: Benefits
- Slide 26: Review Question
- Slide 27: Answer
- Slide 28: MANUFACTURER SUPPORT
- Slide 29: Manufacturer’s Role
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- Slide 31: Preconstruction Phase
- Slide 32: The Ds of Decking
- Slide 33: The Ds of Decking: Deflection
- Slide 34: The Ds of Decking: Deflection
- Slide 35: The Ds of Decking: Deflection
- Slide 36: The Ds of Decking: Drainage
- Slide 37: The Ds of Decking: Drying
- Slide 38: The Ds of Decking: Drying
- Slide 39: The Ds of Decking: Drying – Ventilation
- Slide 40: The Ds of Decking: Drying – Ventilation
- Slide 41: The Ds of Decking: Drying – Ventilation
- Slide 42: The Ds of Decking: Durability
- Slide 43: The Ds of Decking: Detailing
- Slide 44: The Ds of Decking: Deconstruction
- Slide 45: Review Question
- Slide 46: Answer
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- Slide 48: Construction Phase
- Slide 49: Plywood Substrate
- Slide 50: Plywood Substrate: Preparation
- Slide 51: Unacceptable Structural Panel Substrates
- Slide 52: Concrete Substrate
- Slide 53: Concrete Substrate: Preparation
- Slide 54: Installation Demonstration
- Slide 55: Welding
- Slide 56: Common Details
- Slide 57: Typical Door Opening
- Slide 58: Typical Door Opening
- Slide 59: Wall Types: Flashing Details
- Slide 60: Freestanding Walls
- Slide 61: Product Compatibility
- Slide 62: Product Compatibility
- Slide 63: Wood Posts and Columns
- Slide 64: Perimeter Flashing
- Slide 65: Perimeter Flashing
- Slide 66: Perimeter Flashing
- Slide 67: Roof Deck Drains
- Slide 68: Roof Deck Drains
- Slide 69: Roof Deck Drains
- Slide 70: Railing Attachment
- Slide 71: Railing Attachment
- Slide 72: Review Question
- Slide 73: Answer
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- Slide 75: Postconstruction Phase
- Slide 76: Membrane Protection and Service Duty
- Slide 77: Maintenance and Repair
- Slide 78: Sustainability
- Slide 79: Sustainability
- Slide 80: Sustainability
- Slide 81: Sustainability
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- Slide 83: Approaching End-of-Life Phase
- Slide 84: Approaching End-of-Life Phase
- Slide 85: SPECIFYING WALKABLE ROOF DECK SYSTEMS
- Slide 86: Part 1: General
- Slide 87: Part 2: Products
- Slide 88: Part 2: Products
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- Slide 90: Part 3: Execution
- Slide 91: PROJECT EXAMPLES
- Slide 92: Apartment Complex and Parking Garage, Kingston, ON
- Slide 93: Residential Roof Deck with Posts, Baltimore, MD
- Slide 94: Roofdeck at Yacht Club, Gainesville, GA
- Slide 95: Winery and Restaurant, Buchanan, MI
- Slide 96: Concrete Deck Repair, Park City, UT
- Slide 97: Residential Roof Deck Repair, Rehoboth Beach, DE
- Slide 98: Residential Deck Repair, Portland, OR
- Slide 99: Recreational Roof Deck, Maui, HI
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- Slide 101: Resources
- Slide 102: Thank You [Go to Page]