INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
The Insulated Roof System
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The insulated roof panel extruded attaching beam (EAB) connects to the house wall or fascia.
The insulated roof panels fit into the EAB. Each roof panel has male and female "slide lock"
attaching ends that hold the panels together without need of hardware.
The side fascia attaches to the front and sides of the panels. The fascia gutter attaches to the
front of the panels.
If you are using a gutter system, down spouts should be installed the full distance from the
bottom of the fascia gutter to the ground at both ends of the front wall.
Standard Fascia Corner Attaching Methods
The drawings below show three ways to connect two standard fascias together. Tek screws
or rivets can be used to fasten.
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Setting The Insulated Roof Panel EAB
The extruded attaching beam (EAB) is designed to accommodate both the perpendicular
fascia as well as the angled fascia.
A break line is along the top back area of the EAB. Remove this section of the EAB if there
is an angled fascia application. The position of the fastening screw will be moved as well.
1.
Measure and cut roof panel EAB the correct length allowing it to overhang the floor
channel for side walls 18" on each side. An additional 36" added to the width of the unit.
A standard front wall height is 78", if an 18" tall fill panel is used. Windows are 60" in height.
Patio doors are 80" tall, therefore they can be installed on the front wall, though approximate 20"
tall fill panel would be required.
2.
If using house fascia, find all roof rafters behind fascia and mark. Use these rafters
to attach the EAB, not the fascia board.
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3.
Drill pilot holes into the EAB that match centers of the roof rafters.
4.
Thoroughly silicone backside of EAB and fasten to house fascia through every rafter
using #12 x 3" lag screws.
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Make sure EAB is parallel with house fascia for best look even though house fascia
may not be parallel when checked with a level. The insulated roof may not look in
line with house fascia and customers will not approve.
Measuring Corner H-Bar Height and Angle
NOTE: The roof slope is typically 1/2" to 1". Also IF an extra tall mounting height is required,
you will need to factor in upper fill panels.
1.
Cut an 18" high (standard height) section of fill panel equaling the width of each window.
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