Unitary foam/gravel roof

Static structures (e.g. – buildings) – With synthetic resinous component – Foam

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52408, E04B 700, E04B 500

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049476033

ABSTRACT:
A sprayed closed cell foam roof is prepared by applying the foam directly to the entire roof deck and layering the foam with sufficient gravel to prevent ultraviolet light deterioration of the foam. The roof is devoid of the waterproof layer conventional in foam roofs that leads to leaks and other failures common to such roofs.

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