Code Alerts

As part of Carlisle’s continual search for high-performance and unique roofing system assemblies, extensive Very Severe Hail (VSH) testing has been completed at FM. The main VSH hail belt, as determined by FM, is in the Midwestern United States. However, other areas of the country have also shown interest in these robust assemblies.

This sell sheet outlines the California Minimum Insulation Requirements for nonresidential and multifamily building roofs (low-slope) - 2022 Energy Code, Effective January 1, 2023

This Code Alert will focus on the February 2020 FM 1-29 prescriptive enhancement requirements for insulation attachment using mechanical fasteners and ribbons of adhesive on adhered roofing systems.

This Code Alert will focus on the 2020 FM 1-29 performance-based and prescriptive enhancement requirements for membrane attachment on mechanically fastened roofing systems. This includes linear induction-welded systems.

As part of Carlisle SynTec Systems’ ongoing testing program for high-performance and unique roofing system assemblies, extensive Very Severe Hail (VSH) testing has been completed at FM. The main VSH hail belt (as determined by FM) is in the Midwest, but other areas of the country have shown interest in these robust assemblies.

Carlisle has been committed to providing unique roofing solutions for the combustible deck market for many years, and its Class A fire rated assemblies have undergone many evolutions. The assemblies have steadily become more cost competitive, lighter in weight, and easier to install.

This code alert discusses the Canadian Dynamic Wind Uplift Testing. As a result of Carlisle’s continuous dynamic uplift testing program for the Canadian market, four new UL-certified assemblies are now available. These assemblies offer dynamic wind uplift resistance values ranging from 33 psf to 80 psf as outlined in this code alert.

As part of Carlisle’s commitment to providing unique roofing solutions for the re-roofing market, this code alert spotlights economically viable options for recovering existing roofing systems. The assemblies are designed to offer simple, convenient, and value-based roofing solutions; allowing for quick installation with minimal disturbance or interference to the building operation. The existing substrates include asphaltic roofs, standing seam metal roofs, and single-ply membrane assemblies.

As part of Carlisle’s continuous testing program for the State of Florida, testing was recently conducted on various TPO, PVC, and FleeceBACK® membrane assemblies targeting the re-roofing/recover market.