{"id":2389,"date":"2015-03-30T08:00:34","date_gmt":"2015-03-30T12:00:34","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/roofingmagazine.com\/?p=2389"},"modified":"2015-03-19T15:35:25","modified_gmt":"2015-03-19T19:35:25","slug":"metal-roofing-underlayments-protect-structures-hawaii","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/roofingmagazine.com\/metal-roofing-underlayments-protect-structures-hawaii\/","title":{"rendered":"Metal Roofing Underlayments Protect Structures in Hawaii"},"content":{"rendered":"

The newly constructed Safeway Shopping Center, Honolulu, happens to be the largest Safeway on the Hawaiian Islands. It contains a parking garage below\u2014in part, because of its location in a densely populated neighborhood.<\/p>\n

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The underlayment manufacturer worked on and approved a design in which the underlayment could be installed directly on the metal deck.<\/p><\/div>ITS METAL ROOF WAS INSTALLED by Kapolei, Hawaii-based Beachside Roofing, which has been doing business in Hawaii for more than 25 years. The company, which installs all kinds of roofing and waterproofing systems, specializes in high-rise buildings, resorts and complex projects.<\/p>\n

The 20,000-square-foot metal roof on the Safeway store had to meet strict color requirements in keeping with the Safeway brand. The color of the roof is Gargoyle, which is a greenish-brown.<\/p>\n

The metal roofing was designed to be installed over corrugated 20-gauge steel decks. The underlayment manufacturer worked on and approved a design in which the underlayment could be installed directly on the metal deck.<\/p>\n

The metal deck (HSB-36SS type) was installed with the wider corrugations facing up and parallel to the eaves (horizontally). The self-adhering underlayment also was installed horizontally, and the metal panels were then attached to the horizontal corrugations of the deck using panel clips and self-drilling fasteners penetrating through the underlayment into the flattop of the corrugations of the steel deck.<\/p>\n

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The self-adhering underlayment also was installed horizontally, and the metal panels were then attached to the horizontal corrugations of the deck using panel clips and self-drilling fasteners penetrating through the underlayment into the flattop of the corrugations of the steel deck.<\/p><\/div>The walkability of the underlayment was an important factor, considering that the roof slope was 4 inches per 12 feet in some places. Also, the 120-day exposure allowance for the underlayment was reassuring, though not necessary for this project.<\/p>\n

The metal roofing system included many architectural elements, such as canopies, penthouses and mansards. It covers not just the Safeway supermarket, but also other shops in the Safeway Shopping Center. The way the metal was used architecturally really dressed up the exterior of the project.<\/p>\n

Secondary Water Barrier<\/h3>\n

A self-adhering metal roofing underlayment, like the one on the Safeway Shopping Center, perfectly complements metal roofing panels. The underlayment provides a watertight secondary membrane while the metal panels serve as the primary roof to protect against wind-blown objects and UV radiation. If the primary roof is damaged, the secondary roof acts as the water barrier.
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\nAlthough standing-seam roofs are designed to be waterproof, if there is a leak it is vital to have a secondary water barrier to minimize any consequential damage to the interior of the building and allow ample time for repairs to be made.<\/p>\n

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The underlayment manufacturer worked on and approved a design in which the underlayment could be installed directly on the metal deck.<\/p><\/div>The premium underlayment used on Safeway self-seals around fasteners. \u201cThere is no way the water is going to seep around the nails,\u201d explains Richard Foust, former president of Honolulu-based Hawaii Metal Roofing LLC, which supplied the metal panels and underlayment.<\/p>\n

Foust adds: \u201cThe underlayment can be laid down easily. Only a roller is required. Once it is installed, it can be exposed for up to 120 days, which helps a lot with manpower issues. The building contractor needs us to dry in the building as soon as possible. With the self-adhering underlayment, the roofing contractor can provide a waterproof membrane within a matter of days, and that covering can be left exposed for weeks or months until the metal roof is installed. That makes it easier for our customers to schedule their projects.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Although standing-seam roofs are designed to be waterproof, if there is a leak it is vital to have a secondary water barrier to minimize any consequential damage to the interior of the building and allow ample time for repairs to be made.<\/p><\/div>Temperatures in Hawaii seldom get too high or too low, so roofing installers don\u2019t have to deal with temperature extremes. \u201cThe self-adhering underlayment handles extremely well in the 70 to 80 F temperature range, which is typical around here,\u201d Foust says.<\/p>\n

Climate Zones<\/h3>\n

The roof on the Safeway store is a hydrodynamic design, which means gravity removes the water from the roof, so it is not susceptible to ponding. Honolulu receives an average of 22 inches of rain per year. Thus, the secondary water barrier capability and the long-exposure limits were important factors in selecting the self-adhering underlayment for this project.<\/p>\n

The Hawaiian Islands are noteworthy for their many climate zones. Although moderate temperatures and moderate rainfall are typical in Honolulu, the climate zones around the big island of Hawaii vary from tropical to subarctic. There is snow in the mountains in the winter and certain micro-climates can experience more than 100 inches of rain per year. Because of the varying climate zones, metal roofing and high-performance underlayments have become quite popular. In fact, metal roofing composes about 25 percent of the commercial buildings and an ever-growing percentage of the residential construction in the Aloha State.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe receive consistently positive feedback from our customers and repeat sales due to ease of installation, walkability and cooler surface temperature,\u201d Foust concludes.<\/p>\n

PHOTOS:<\/b> Richard Foust<\/p>\n

Roof Materials<\/h3>\n

LeakBarrier PS200 or EasyLay underlayments from Tarco<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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