If you are interested in this and related items they work out cheaper in our Multi-pack section              Box for illustration only OS Software Course 1  Maintenance & Repair of Roofs 2  Roofing & waterproofing     Professional Auto-run CD - easy-use menu system Accessing your Course  is simplicity itself with this professionally authored menu-driven CD - all you need to be able to do is click your mouse!           Included on your CD:                                                                        2  Volume Set 166  Pages                                A practical guide to Roofing  set in two volumes. Arranged in pdf files with free viewer downloadable if you don't already have it.         Maintenance & Repair of Roofs (127 pages) Chapter 1 - Introduction General Purpose Scope Painting Fire classification of roof coverings for military construction Manufacturers' instructions Use of accepted materials Structural problems Method of accomplishing work Access to roofs Equipment on roofs Use of construction guide specifications Roofing colors General Criteria, standards and procedures Chapter 2 - General Discussion Importance of periodic inspections Importance of special inspections Importance of contract inspections Maintenance Repairs Reroofing Research on roofing Chapter 3 - Causes Of Roof Failures Lack of maintenance Weathering Use of unseasoned lumber or improper grade plywood Improper storage Improper application of materials Use of improper materials Wind damage Exposed nails Failure of flashings Improper design   Chapter 4 - Built-Up Roofing Description and General Discussion General Slope Bitumen Felts Aggregate-surfaced roofs Smooth-surfaced roofs Insulation Vapor barrier Venting Fastenings Roof drainage Designation Roof Decks for Built-up Roofs Wood decks Poured concrete and gypsum decks Precast concrete units Precast gypsum units Steel decks Storage, Handling, and Application of Materials Weather conditions Asphalt and coal-tar pitch Felts Surfacing Insulation and underlayment Vapor barriers Determining Treatment for Built-up Roofs Maintenance Methods for Built-up Roofs General Maintenance of aggregate-surface~ built-up roofs Maintenance of smooth-surfaced roofs Repair Methods for Built-up Roofs Aggregate-surfaced, built-up roofs Smooth-surfaced asphalt, built-up roofs Reroofing General Specifications Drawings Preparation of deck for reroofing Corrective measures Chapter 5 - Asphalt Shingle Roofing Description and General Discussion References General description Coverage Weight Headlap Exposure Fire Resistance Square-butt strip shingles Wind-resistant shingles Roof Decks for Asphalt-Shingle Roofs Storage and Handling Asphalt Shingles Handling shingles Storage of shingles Section Determining Treatment for Asphalt-Shingle Roofs Weathering Clawed shingles Recoating Maintenance and Repair Methods for Asphalt-Shingle Roofs Maintaining roofs having improperly nailed shingles Maintaining asphalt-shingled roofs in areas of strong winds Maintaining asphalt-shingled roofs damaged by hail Renewing rotted eaves boards Installing drip edge at rake Reroofing With Asphalt Shingles Preparing deck for reroofing with asphalt shingles Applying asphalt-shingle roof Chapter 6 - Asphalt Roll Roofing Description and General Discussion General Smooth-surfaced Mineral-surfaced Fire resistance rating Roof Decks for Asphalt Roll Roofing Roofs Storage and Handling Asphalt Roll Roofing Determining Treatment for Asphalt Roll Roofing Roofs Leaking seams Smooth-surfaced Mineral-surfaced Maintenance Methods-Asphalt Roll Roofing Recoating smooth-surfaced roll roofing’s Recoating mineral-surfaced roll roofing’s Repair Methods-Asphalt Roll Roofing’s Small breaks Large breaks Large areas Repairing leaky seams of roll roofing Storage and Handling of Metal Roofing Chapter 7 - Asbestos-Cement Roofing Description and General Discussion General Types Fire resistance ratings Roof Decks for Asbestos-Cement Roofs Asbestos-cement shingles Corrugated asbestos-cement sheets Storage and Handling of Asbestos-Cement Roofing Asbestos-cement shingles Corrugated asbestos-cement sheets Determining Treatment for Asbestos-Cement Roofs Maintenance and Repair Methods-Asbestos-Cement Roofing Asbestos-cement shingles Asbestos-cement corrugated sheets Reroofing with Asbestos-Cement Roofing Asbestos-cement shingles Asbestos-cement corrugated sheets Chapter 8 - Slate Roofing Description and General Discussion Description Availability Characteristics Fire classification Roof Decks for Slate Roofs Storage and Handling of Slates Determining Treatment of Slate Roofs General Replacement or Re-Use Maintenance and Repair Methods-Slate Roofs General Replacing broken slate Reroofing with slate Preparing deck for reroofing Applying slate roof Chapter 9 - Tile Roofing Description and General Discussion General Sloping roofs Promenade tile Weights Fire classification Decks for Tile Roofs Sloping decks Flat decks Storage and Handling of Tiles Determining Treatment for Tile Roofs Sloping roofs Flat roofs with promenade tiles Maintenance and Repair Methods-Tile Roofs Sloping roofs Promenade tile on flat decks Reroofing Sloping Roofs with Tile Preparing deck Applying tile roof   Chapter 10 - Wood-Shingle Roofing Description and General Discussion General Description Preservative treatment Specification Roof Decks for Wood-Shingle Roofs Storage and Handling of Wood Shingles Determining Treatment for Wood-Shingle Roofs Maintenance and Repair Methods-Wood Shingle Roofs Warped shingles Removing cracked or rotted shingles and applying new ones Treating shingles with creosote or shingle stain Reroofing with Wood Shingles General Preparing deck for reroofing with wood shingles Chapter 11 - Metal Roofing Description and General Discussion General Expansion and contraction Galvanic action Workability Types of metal roofing Fire protection Soldering Thickness of sheet metals Roof Decks for Metal Roofing’s Storage and Handling of Metal Roofing’s Treatment for Metal Roofs Copper roofing Terne roofing Galvanized steel roofing Aluminum roofing Corrosion-resisting (stainless) steel Protected metal roofing Chapter 12 - Flashings and Appurtenances Wall, Chimney, and Monitor Flashing General discussion Flashing failures Maintenance and repair methods Reroofing Vent Flashings (Ventilators, Plumbing Stacks, etc) General discussion Failures-vent flashings Maintenance of vent flashings Repair of metal vents during reroofing Valley Flashings General discussion Failure of valley flashings Maintenance and repair Drainage Systems General discussion Inspection Maintenance and repair Gravel Stops and Metal Edging General discussion Inspection Maintenance and repair Other Projections General discussion Maintenance and repair Reroofing Chapter 13 - Special Roofings Elastomeric Roofing Description and general discussion Use of elastomeric roofing Bare Concrete Roofs-Tropical Areas Roofing in Arctic Areas General Vapor barrier Roof slope Sheet metal eaves flashing (strip shingles) Provision for expansion and contraction Chapter 14 - Safety General Introduction Storage and handling of materials Ladders Scaffolds Roof brackets Heating and Handling Bituminous Materials General Precautions Sheet Metal Working Tools and equipment Precautions Fire Prevention and Other Shop Precautions General Precautions         Roofing & Waterproofing (39 pages)    Chapter 1 General Purpose Scope References Performance General Requirements Fire Resistance Wind Resistance Slope Climate Moisture Migration and Vapor Retarders Aesthetics Economics Details Chapter 2 Low Slope Roofing Introduction Slope Drainage Climate Roof Deck Roof Selection Roof Mounted Equipment Traffic Surfaces Chapter 3 Roof Deck Functions Design Drainage Dimensional Stability Deflection Anchorage Surface Condition Treatment of Joints Expansion Joints Area Dividers Steel Deck Cast-in-Place Deck CHAPTER 4. INSULATION Background Thermal Resistance Location Fire Resistance Materials Application Criteria Storage Properties Tapered Insulation CHAPTER 5 BUILT-UP ROOFING General Description Bitumens Felts Surfacings Flashing Flashing Design Differential Movement Contours Compatibility Quality Control Chapter 6 SINGLE-PLY ROOFING General Elastomeric Sheets Plasticized Thermoplastic Sheets Uncured Elastomers Perimeter Anchorage Field Anchorage Design Recommendations Information Required For Design Design Requirements Flashings and Cants Sheet Metal Work Applicable Details Chapter 7 MODIFIED BITUMEN ROOFING General Design Considerations Quality Control Chapter 8 PROTECTED MEMBRANE ROOFING General Design Criteria Materials Drainage Flashings Other Considerations Applicable Details Chapter 9 FLUID-APPLIED ROOFING Membranes and Coatings Dispersions Two-Component Systems Advantages Disadvantages Applications Chapter 10 SPRAYED POLYURETHANE FOAM Material Description Uses Disadvantages Design Recommendations Membrane Coatings Application Flashings CHAPTER 11. STEEP ROOFING Description Function Materials Slopes Decks Underlayment Ventilation Anchorage Techniques Flashings Applicable Details CHAPTER 12. WATERPROOFING AND DAMPPROOFING General Uses Substrates Membrane Protection Subterranean Space Drain Tile Design Requirements Dampproofing Details Plaza Waterproofing

 

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