Going Seamless: The What, Where & Why of Liquid Applied Roofing
Understanding How Liquid Applied Roof Systems Can Support Your Project Goals
Sponsored by GAF | Siplast | Presented by Michael Popeck, RRC, REWC and Jonathan Wentworth
Webinar On-Demand
Liquid applied roof assemblies are as diverse as the many other roofing systems out there—and they are not just for maintenance and repair. This webinar will discuss the many components that make up a liquid applied roof, how they fit into the building code, and what types of projects can really benefit from these types of systems. We will also talk about the different types of systems—from acrylic to silicone to PMMA—to arm you with the information needed to make an informed decision. Join us to learn about how to make your project go seamless!
Photo courtesy of GAF
The Building and Roofing Science team offers regional expert building enclosure collaboration through design, specification, and educational support for customers of GAF and Siplast, both Standard Industries companies. GAF is North America’s largest roofing manufacturer with more homes and businesses in the U.S. protected by a GAF roof than any other product. Siplast, a leader in building enclosure systems, offers a portfolio of advanced, high-performance SBS-modified bitumen, PMMA liquid-applied, PVC KEE, lightweight insulating concrete, wall air & water barrier systems, and amenity/vegetated systems.
Originally published in Building Enclosure
Originally published in January 2025
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Identify the components that comprise a liquid applied roof.
- Describe the differences and similarities among the types of liquid applied roofing technologies.
- Cover how liquid applied roof systems comply with building code and other roof specification requirements.
- Discuss the advantages of liquid applied roof systems and the types of projects that most benefit from them.
