Eagle Roofing Details DWG Detail for AutoCAD

Eagle Roofing Details DWG Detail for AutoCAD

Eagle Roofing Details

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copyright, drawing shown depicts the application of generic tile. unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles., rev., drawing shown depicts the application of generic roof tile installation. unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles., roof tile, copyright, batten layout options, optional method: battens with shims, for tiles with protruding anchor, roof deck, battens without shims ft. max. length with separation that may be vertically aligned or offset, distance determined for minimum headlap based on tile length, note: using full determine desired overhang at eave and snap horizontal chalk line across roof at head of tile or top of batten. use of rain gutters and eave closures should be considered in determining tile overhang., notes: one layer of no. felt complying with astm type ii type as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. battens shall not be less than nominal by or other code approved products. battens shall be no longer than and be separated with minimum gaps at ends to allow drainage. an alternate method permits use of longer batten strips with shims of minimum thick material asphalt wood strips or cap at each fastener to provide or other methods approved by local building officials. battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between and direct deck nailing attachment of tile will be per local building code. fasten battens minimum of on center with minimum nails penetrating through decking or into structural framing. batten attachment at on center with staples minimum of no. gage allowing for penetration into roof deck or through the sheathing which ever is less or on centers if fastened directly to structural framing. consideration should be given to climate and roof orientation to determine if it is beneficial to vertical battens over with horizontal battens secured over the vertical battens. see table and table for additional batten considerations., ported batten: min. wide deep drainage port min. ft. on center, optional method: battens with shims see note, copyright, drawing shown depicts the application of generic tile. unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles., rev., drawing shown depicts the application of generic roof tile installation. unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles., roof tile, copyright, min., soffit, counter flashing, step flashing, exterior wall cladding, counter flashing, head wall flashing, field tile, fascia board, exerior wall cladding, valley, surface mount flashing, caulking, flashing, building wrap, siding material, flashing, batten extender, tile, min., surface mounted reglet or counter flashing, copyright, drawing shown depicts the application of generic tile. unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles., rev., min., approx., min., formed flashing with soldered, approx., drawing shown depicts the application of generic roof tile installation. unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or

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COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT BATTEN LAYOUT OPTIONS OPTIONAL METHOD: BATTENS WITH SHIMS ( FOR TILES WITH PROTRUDING ANCHOR LUGS) ROOF DECK MC-04 BATTENS WITHOUT SHIMS 4 FT. MAX. LENGTH WITH 1/2" SEPARATION THAT MAY BE VERTICALLY ALIGNED OR OFFSET DISTANCE DETERMINED FOR 3" MINIMUM HEADLAP BASED ON TILE LENGTH Note: Using a full tile, determine desired overhang at eave and snap a horizontal chalk line across roof at head of tile or top of batten. Use of rain gutters and eave closures should be considered in determining tile overhang. 1. Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Battens shall not be less than nominal 1-inch by 2-inch or other code approved products. Battens shall be no longer than 48" and be separated with 1/2" minimum gaps at ends to allow drainage. An alternate method permits use of longer batten strips with shims of minimum 1/4" thick decay-resistant material (e.g. asphalt shingle, wood strips or cap sheet) at each fastener to provide drainage, or other methods approved by local building officials. Battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between 3:12 and 7:12. Direct deck nailing attachment of tile will be per local building code. Fasten battens a minimum of 24" on center with minimum 8d corrosion-resistant nails penetrating through decking or into structural framing. Batten attachment at 12" on center with staples a minimum of 1-1/2" long, 7/16" crown, No. 16 gage corrosion-resistant allowing for 3/4" penetration into roof deck or through the sheathing which ever is less or on 24" centers if fastened directly to structural framing. Consideration should be given to climate and roof orientation to determine if it is beneficial to specify/use vertical battens over underlayment, with horizontal battens secured over the vertical battens. See Table 2 and Table 3 for additional batten considerations. \A1;OPTIONAL PORTED BATTEN: MIN. \S1/2;" WIDE \S1/4;" DEEP DRAINAGE PORT MIN. 2 FT. ON CENTER \A1;OPTIONAL PORTED BATTEN: MIN. \S1/2;" WIDE \S1/4;" DEEP DRAINAGE PORT MIN. 2 FT. ON CENTER OPTIONAL METHOD: BATTENS WITH SHIMS SEE NOTE 5 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT \A1;4" MIN. \A1;6" MIN. \A1;4" MIN. \A1;2" MIN. 4" MIN. 6" MIN. 4" MIN. 2" MIN. BOXED-IN SOFFIT MC-17D COUNTER FLASHING STEP FLASHING EXTERIOR WALL CLADDING COUNTER FLASHING HEAD WALL FLASHING FIELD TILE FIELD TILE FASCIA BOARD EXERIOR WALL CLADDING VALLEY SURFACE MOUNT FLASHING CAULKING FLASHING BUILDING WRAP SIDING MATERIAL 6" FLASHING BATTEN EXTENDER TILE \A1;\S1#2;" MIN. SURFACE MOUNTED REGLET OR COUNTER FLASHING COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 4" MIN. 6" APPROX. 6" 4" MIN. 6" MIN. 14" MIN. (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED CORNERS) APPROX. 6" Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT Notes: Chimney flashing dimensions may vary according to local weather conditions, chimney size, chimney location, slope of roof, rafter length behind chimney and tributary water area. A saddle flashing may be used for chimneys and other penetrations less than 30" in width. Extend a minimum of 6" up chimney and 14" up roof slope. A diverter or cricket flashing is recommended for chimneys and other penetrations equal to or greater than 30" in width to promote positive runoff. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Underlayment must turn up chimney wall a minimum of 4 inches. CHIMNEY CRICKET FLASHING - PAN TYPE CRICKET FLASHING \fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p32;(EXTEND UPPER END OF FLASHING 6" BEYOND FIRST COURSE OF OVERLAYING TILE.) COUNTERFLASHING APRON FLASHING WITH WEATHER BLOCKING AT LOW AND HIGH PROFILE TILES CHANNEL OR PAN FLASHING 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MC-15 APRON FLASHING PAN OR CHANNEL FLASHING CRICKET FLASHING (Chimney or other penetration greater than 30" wide) 4" MIN. 6" APPROX. 6" 4" MIN. 6" MIN. 14" MIN. (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED OR SEALED SEAMS) APPROX. 6" NOTE: WHERE DEBRIS CAN ACCUMULATE, SEE STEP FLASHING OPTION "MC-14A" SADDLE METAL FLASHING WITH HEM 6. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 4" MIN. 6" APPROX. 6" 4" MIN. 6" MIN. 14" MIN. (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED CORNERS) APPROX. 6" Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT Notes: Chimney flashing dimensions may vary according to local weather conditions, chimney size, chimney location, slope of roof, rafter length behind chimney and tributary water area. A saddle flashing may be used for chimneys and other penetrations less than 30" in width. Extend a minimum of 6" up chimney and 14" upslope. A diverter or cricket flashing is recommended for chimneys and other penetrations equal to or greater than 30" in width to promote positive runoff. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Underlayment must turn up chimney wall a minimum of 4 inches. CHIMNEY CRICKET FLASHING - STEP TYPE CRICKET FLASHING (EXTEND UPPER END OF FLASHING 6" BEYOND FIRST COURSE OF OVERLAYING TILE.) COUNTERFLASHING APRON FLASHING STEP FLASHING OVER TILE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MC-15A APRON FLASHING STEP FLASHING CRICKET FLASHINGN WITH HEM (Chimney or other penetration greater than 30" wide) 4" MIN. 6" APPROX. 6" 4" MIN. 6" MIN. 14" MIN. (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED OR SEALED SEAMS) APPROX. 6" SADDLE METAL FLASHING WITH HEM NOTE: TYPICALLY USED IN AREAS WHERE DEBRIS CAN ACCUMULATE 6. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT Notes: Chimney flashing dimensions may vary according to local weather conditions, chimney size, chimney location, slope of roof, rafter length behind chimney and tributary water area. A flat saddle flashing may be used for chimneys and other penetrations less than 30" in width. Extend a minimum of 6" up chimney and 14" up roof slope. A diverter or cricket flashing is recommended for chimneys and other penetrations equal to or greater than 30" in width to promote positive runoff. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Flashing must be securely fastened to chimney or framing Underlayment must turn up chimney wall a minimum of 4 inches. CHIMNEY FLASHING - PAN TYPE BACKER/SADDLE FLASHING WHERE DEBRIS CAN ACCUMULATES, SEE STEP FLASHING OPTION "MC-14B" APRON FLASHING WITH WEATHER BLOCKING AT LOW AND HIGH PROFILE TILES CHANNEL OR PAN FLASHING (MUST TRANSITION SMOOTHLY ONTO TOP OF TILE THROUGH THE TILE HEAD LAP) OPTIONAL 2" WIDE METAL CLIPS 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MC-14 APRON FLASHING PAN OR CHANNEL FLASHING FLAT BACKER/SADDLE FLASHING APPROX. 6" (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED OR SEALED SEAMS) (Chimney or other penetration 30" or less wide) FASTENERS SHALL NOT PENETRATE METAL FLASHING WOOD BATTEN (NOMINAL 1"X2" MINIMUM) WHERE REQUIRED 14" MIN. 6" MIN. 4" MIN. APPROX. 6" 6" 4" MIN. 6. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 4" MIN. 6" APPROX. 6" 4" MIN. 6" MIN. 14" MIN. (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED CORNERS) APPROX. 6" Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT Notes: Chimney flashing dimensions may vary according to local weather conditions, chimney size, chimney location, slope of roof, rafter length behind chimney and tributary water area. A flat saddle flashing may be used for chimneys and other penetrations less than 30" in width. Extend a minimum of 6" up chimney and 14" up roof slope. A diverter or cricket flashing is recommended for chimneys and other penetrations equal to or greater than 30" in width to promote positive runoff. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Underlayment must turn up chimney wall a minimum of 4 inches. CHIMNEY FLASHING - STEP TYPE BACKER/SADDLE FLASHING COUNTERFLASHING APRON FLASHING WITH WEATHER BLOCKING AT LOW AND HIGH PROFILE TILES STEP FLASHING OVER TILE (MALEABLE METAL FOR PROFILE TILES) 1. 2. 3. 4. MC-14A APRON FLASHING STEP FLASHING FLAT SADDLE FLASHING (Chimney or other penetration 30" or less wide) 4" MIN. 6" APPROX. 6" 4" MIN. 6" MIN. 14" MIN. (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED OR SEALED SEAMS) APPROX. 6" NOTE: TYPICALLY USED IN AREAS WHERE DEBRIS CAN ACCUMULATE 5. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT COUNTERBATTEN INSTALLATION SYSTEM SEE TABLE 2 FOR SIZE AND SPACING OF VERTICAL BATTENS (24" MAX SPACING BETWEEN VERTICAL BATTENS) HORIZONTAL BATTENS DISTANCE DETERMINED FOR 3" MIN HEADLAP BASED ON TILE LENGTH VERTICAL BATTENS MINIMUM 1/4" THICKNESS MC-05 WHERE FASTENING TO FRAMING MEMBERS IS DESIRED, MARK RAFTER LOCATION AS FELT IS BEING APPLIED Note: Consideration should be given to climate and roof orientation to determine if it is beneficial to specify/use vertical battens over underlayment, with horizontal battens secured over the vertical battens. BATTEN TERMINATION (OPTIONAL) 2. 1. 3. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Batten horizontal shall be sufficient thickness to fully engage protruding anchor lugs of the tile. See Table 2 for additional batten considerations See Table 2 and 3 for additional information SEE TABLE 3 4. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT DOUBLE LAP TILE (NON-INTERLOCKING) ROOF DECK MC-10D 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. A sheet metal drip edge flashing is required with: stucco fascia, EIFS (Exterior Insulated Finish System) and flush fascia perimeter edges. The fasteners must penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into dimensional wood decking or pass through wood panel sheathing which ever is less. For recommended tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Standard head lap equal to tile length minus 2" divided by 2. TILE LENGTH SEE NOTE 6 2" TRIPLE LAP MIN. STARTER COURSE OR EAVE RISER STRIP AS NECESSARY EAVE DRIP EDGE FLASHING FLUSH FASCIA UNDERLAYMENT FIELD TILE BROKEN BOND METHOD 6. SHIM COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT \A1;18" \A1;16" \A1;36" \A1;36" \A1;17" \A1;19" \A1;17" 18" 16" 36" 36" 17" 19" 17" MC-01B DOUBLE LAYER UNDERLAYMENT DRIP EDGE ICE DAM PROTECTION WHERE REQUIRED SEE TABLES 1A & 1B UNDERLAYMENT AS APPROVED BY LOCAL BUILDING OFFICIAL ROOF DECK FELT MUST TURN DOWN OVER RAKE EDGE A MINIMUM OF 1" DRAWING DEPICTS TYPICAL 36" WIDE ROLLS LAPPED 19" 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Ensure that the roof deck is properly fastened, clean and smooth before underlayment and roof tiles are applied. Verify that the roof deck has no significant delamination, warpage, bowing, or separation from the rafters or trusses. Check for roof deck rot or damage. Make sure repairs are made to the roof deck as necessary to meet local building codes. Apply a half sheet parallel to eave. Fasten underlayment sufficient to hold the felt in place. Completely cover the starter sheet with a full-width sheet. Most problems with water-shedding roof installations occur from water that migrates through improper flashing of the tile, wind-driven rain or ice damming. Because of this possibility, the underlayment is critical to the success of the roof system. One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved equal is required as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will allowed. Underlayment shall extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Lap succeeding sheets to ensure double layers over entire roof. End laps shall be a minimum of 6" vertical lap. (Required for 3:12 < 4:12, Optional Upgrade Above 4:12) COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT 6. RISER WITH BIRD STOP 1. RISER 7. METAL CLOSURE 2. METAL CLOSURE 8. ANTI-PONDING FLASHING 3. ANTI-PONDING FLASHING 5. COUNTER BATTEN 10. COUNTER BATTEN 9. RAISED FASCIA 4. RAISED FASCIA \A1;FIELD TILE BATTEN (NOMINAL 1"x2" MAX.) \A1;METAL EAVE RISER/ CLOSURE STRIP (WITH WEEP HOLES FOR DRAINAGE) BIRD STOP UNDERLAYMENT ANTI-PONDING FLASHING ROOF DECK \A1;ROOF DECK \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;BATTEN METAL EAVE RISER WITH CLOSURE STRIP (WITH WEEP HOLES FOR DRAINAGE) \A1;FIELD TILE ROOF DECK \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;DRIP FLASHING \A1;COVER METAL MIN 3/4" SPACE BETWEEN DRIP FLASHING & COVER METAL \A1;METAL DRIP FLASHING OPTIONAL 1/4" SCREEN FASTENED TO DECK WRAPPED OVERBATTEN ENDS \A1;ROOF DECK \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;FIELD TILE NAILER ADDED TO ADJUST TO PROPER HEIGHT \A1;COVER METAL MIN 3/4" SPACE BETWEEN DRIP FLASHING & COVER METAL \A1;METAL DRIP FLASHING \A1;OPTIONAL 1/4" SCREEN FASTENED TO DECK WRAPPED OVER BATTEN ENDS \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;NAILER ADDED TO ADJUCT TO PROPER HEIGHT ROOF DECK ANTI-PONDING STRIP \A1;DRIP FLASHING \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;FIELD TILE BIRD STOP W/ VENT (OPTION) UNDERLAYMENT DRIP FLASHING \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;BATTEN \A1;ROOF DECK \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;DRIP FLASHING \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;ANTI-PONDING FLASHING \A1;DRIP FLASHING \A1;ANTI-PONDING STRIP \A1;ROOF DECK \A1;RISER VENT \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;ROOF DECK \A1;DRIP FLASHING \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;ROOF DECK LOW (FLAT) PROFILE TILES MEDIUM AND HIGH PROFILE TILES DRIP FLASHING WITH ANTI-PONDING STRIP OR ANTI-PONDING FLASHING MAY BE USED FOR #3,#4,#8 AND #9. (SEE NOTE BELOW) Notes: Bird stop is required on High profile tile and optional on Low and Medium profile tile unless required by local building officials. Bird stop may be either solid or vented DOWN SLOPE EAVE DETAILS 1. MC-10A 2. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT EAVE AT FLUSH WALL OR FASCIA / ZERO OVERHANG FIELD TILE PERIMETER SHEET METAL DRIP EDGE FLASHING BATTEN (NOMINAL 1" X 2" MINIMUM) WHERE REQUIRED ROOF DECK PERIMETER BLEEDER STRIP OR SELF-ADHERING UNDERLAYMENT IF REQUIRED BY LOCAL BUILDING CODES UNDERLAYMENT METAL EAVE RISER STRIP/CLOSURE (WITH WEEP HOLES FOR DRAINAGE) 2X RAFTER OR TRUSS EXTERIOR WALL OR FACIA WALL VAPOR RETARDER OR CLADDING UNDERLAYMENT MC-10B 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) is required as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. A sheet metal drip edge flashing is required with: stucco fascia, EIFS (Exterior Insulated Finish System) and flush fascia perimeter edges. The fasteners must penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into dimensional wood decking or pass through wood panel sheathing which ever is less. Battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between 3:12 and 7:12. Direct deck nailing attachment of tile may be permissible. For recommended tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Eave closure should be of height equal to combined thickness of batten system and thickness of one course of tile. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. WIND CLIP (WHERE REQUIRED) COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT GABLE \ EAVE INSTALLATION NOMINAL 2" X 3" OR 2" X 4" NAILER BIRDSTOP STARTER COVER MC-20A EXTEND FELT OVER EDGE MINIMUM OF 1" NAIL BOARD STUCCO OR OTHER MATERIAL BIRDSTOP HIGH PROFILE TILE NOMINAL 2" X 2" NAILER UNDERLAYMENT NAILER BOARD OR STRAW NAIL Notes: Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. The fasteners must penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into dimensional wood lumber. 1. 2 CORROSION-RESISTANT FASTENERS PER RAKE TILE OF SUFFICIENT LENGTH TO PENETRATE THE NAILER OR BARGE BOARD A MINIMUM OF 3/4" (CLAY TILE INSTALLATIONS) 2. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT GABLE \ EAVE INSTALLATION - BARREL TILE NOMINAL 2" X 3" or 2" X 4" NAILER BIRDSTOP STARTER COVER TILE MC-20 EXTEND FELT OVER EDGE MINIMUM OF 1" NAIL BOARD STUCCO OR OTHER MATERIAL BIRDSTOP PAN TILE NOMINAL 2" X 2" NAILER UNDERLAYMENT \fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p32;TWO CORROSION-RESISTANT NAILS PER RAKE TILE OF SUFFICIENT LENGTH TO PENETRATE THE NAILER OR BARGE BOARD A MINIMUM OF 3/4" Notes: Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. See Footnote 4 Table 1A for additional fastening requirements. The fasteners must penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into dimensional wood lumber. 1. OPTIONAL NAIL BOOSTER TILE 2. 3. (CLAY TILE INSTALLATIONS) NAILER BOARD OR STRAW NAIL \A1;1/2" MIN. \A1;2 1/2" \A1;2 1/2" \A1;2 1/2" \A1;3" \A1;16" \A1;12" \A1;MAX. \A1;1/2" APPROX. PENDING REVIEW COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT <> MIN. 5 5 5 3" 16" 12"\XMAX. 1/2" APPROX. GUTTERS FELT UNDERLAYMENT MC-23 ROOF TILE SHEATHING EXTENSION OF SLOPE LOCATE GUTTER APPROX. 1/2" BELOW SLOPE LINE METAL DRIP EDGE AIR SPACE BEHIND GUTTER FASCIA GUTTER FASCIA Notes: This drawing is included to show one style of gutter installation since gutter conditions will vary by climate conditions. Please contact your local gutter manufacturer for specific installation requirements. BIRDSTOP COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT UNDERLAYMENT HEAD WALL METAL FLASHING WOOD BATTEN (NOMINAL 1" X 2" MIN.) WHERE REQUIRED EXTERIOR WALL CLADDING WALL VAPOR RETARDER OR CLADDING UNDERLAYMENT COUNTERFLASHING (SEE NOTE 6) ROOF-TO-WALL OR APRON FLASHING (HEMMED EDGE RECOMMENDED) FIELD TILE SECONDARY FLASHING (OPTIONAL) ROOF DECK RAFTER FRAMING MEMBER VERTICAL WOOD BLOCKING MC-11 Note: Openings at hips, ridges and head walls including chimneys, skylights, solar panels, and downslope horizontal abutments shall be fitted with weather blocking material to keep water on the surface of the field tile. Other methods approved by local building official will be allowed. See Technical Bulletin at www.tileroofing.org 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Underlayment shall extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Apron flashing or other roof-to-wall closure material is necessary at roof-to-wall intersections. Roof-to-wall/apron flashing should extend a minimum of 2" up vertical walls, and provide a minimum of 3" overlap\\headlap onto tile. The apron flashing is required to be overlapped a minimum of 2" by sheet metal counterflashing or wall cladding. Solid wood blocking is required behind Z-metal counterflashing applications. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. The bottom edge of the counterflashing height settings shall be set above the roof deck a minimum of 4" for flat tile, 5" for low profile tile, and 6" for high profile tile. All roof flashing shall be a minimum of No. 26 ga. G-90 galvanized. ALLOW FOR POSITIVE DRAINAGE (95 DEG. APPROX.) COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT UNDERLAYMENT HEAD WALL METAL FLASHING WOOD BATTEN (NOMINAL 1" X 2" MIN.) WHERE REQUIRED EXTERIOR WALL CLADDING (MIN. 1/2" ABOVE TILE SURFACE) WALL VAPOR RETARDER OR CLADDING UNDERLAYMENT WEATHER BLOCKING FOR PROFILED TILE ROOF-TO-WALL OR APRON FLASHING (HEMMED EDGE RECOMMENDED) FIELD TILE ROOF DECK RAFTER FRAMING MEMBER MC-11A Note: Openings at hips, ridges and head walls including chimneys, skylights, solar panels, and downslope horizontal abutments shall be fitted with weather blocking material to keep water on the surface of the field tile. Other methods approved by local building official will be allowed. See Technical Bulletin at www.tileroofing.org 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Underlayment shall extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Apron flashing or other roof-to-wall closure material is necessary at roof-to-wall intersections. Roof-to-wall/apron flashing should extend a minimum of 2" up vertical walls, and provide a minimum of 3" overlap\\headlap onto tile. The apron flashing is required to be overlapped a minimum of 2" by sheet metal counterflashing or wall cladding. Solid wood blocking is required behind Z-metal counterflashing applications. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. The bottom edge of the counterflashing height settings shall be set above the roof deck a minimum of 4" for flat tile, 5" for low profile tile, and 6" for high profile tile. All roof flashing shall be a minimum of No. 26 ga. G-90 galvanized. WALL SHEATHING COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT \A1;TRIM TILE WEATHER BLOCKING \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;UNDERLAYMENT \A1;BATTEN & CROSS BATTEN \A1;RIDGE BOARD RISER \A1;RIDGE VENT \A1;RIDGE NAILER \A1;VENTED WEATHER BLOCKING \A1;TRIM TILE HIP AND RIDGE TRIM TILE FIELD TILE SECURELY FASTEN TO FRAMING RIDGE/HIP NAILER OF SUFFICIENT HEIGHT TO MAINTAIN AN EVEN PLANE OF TRIM TILES UNDERLAYMENT MC-18 ROOF DECK CODE APPROVED ADHESIVE OVER MECHANICAL ATTACHMENT(SEE NOTE BELOW) Openings at hips, ridges and head walls including chimneys, skylights, solar panels, and downslope horizontal abutments shall be fitted with weather blocking material to keep water on the surface of the field tile. Other methods approved by local building official will be allowed. See Technical Bulletin at www.Tileroofing.org Wrapping of nailer board is optional except with the use of mortar. (All tile profiles) Field tiles shall be cut to within an average of 1/2" of nailer board. Nail each trim with a corrosion-resistant fastener of sufficient length to penetrate nailer board a minimum 3/4". Cut tiles without nail holes may be drilled, notched and nailed or affixed with tile adhesive, wire and/or cut tile clips. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved equal as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. All hip and ridge tile are required to have a code approved adhesive between laps of trim tile. For tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between 3:12 and 7:12. Direct deck attachment of tile as approved by local building official is allowed. Roofer's mastic or tile adhesive must be applied at hip and ridge trim headlap to cover nail hole and create a bond between ridge tiles. HIPS TO BE SEALED WITH UV RESISTANT METAL, MORTAR, MASTIC, PREFORMED PLASTIC OR PRESSURE-SENSITIVE ADHESIVE WHERE TILE MEETS HIP BOARD ROOFERS MASTIC OR TILE ADHESIVE MUST BE APPLIED AT HEADLAP TO COVER NAIL HOLE PROVIDE MINIMUM 2" HEADLAP HOLD BACK HIP NAILER 6" FROM EAVE EDGE No. 16 GAUGE GALVANIZED STEEL, 24" O.C. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. All hip and ridge tile are required to have a code approved adhesive or special clip between laps of trim tile. For tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between 3:12 and 7:12. Direct deck attachment of tile as approved by local building official will be allowed. Roofer's mastic or tile adhesive must be applied at hip and ridge trim headlap to cover nail hole and create a bond between ridge tiles. HIP AND RIDGE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. RIDGE TILE FIELD TILE SECURELY FASTEN RIDGE\\HIP NAILER OF SUFFICIENT HEIGHT TO MAINTAIN AN EVEN PLANE OF TRIM TILES UNDERLAYMENT MC-18A ROOF DECK MORTAR OR OTHER APPROVED MATERIALS WRAPPING OF NAILER BOARD IS OPTIONAL EXCEPT WITH THE USE OF MORTAR CODE APPROVED ADHESIVE OVER MECHANICAL ATTACHMENT Note: Openings at hips, ridges and head walls including chimneys, skylights, solar panels, and downslope horizontal abutments shall be fitted with weather blocking material to keep water on the surface of the field tile. Other methods approved by local building official will be allowed. See Technical Bulletin at www.Tileroofing.org Wrapping of nailer board is optional except with the use of mortar. (All profiles of tile) Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT IDENTIFICATION OF ROOF AREAS MC-01 1/2002, REVISED 9/2005 Drawing shown depicts the application of all tile profiles. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. TILE ROOFING INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-XXXX COPYRIGHT Drawing shown depicts the application of all tile profiles. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 01/2002, Revised 04/2006 TILE ROOFING INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICC-ES ESR-2015 COPYRIGHT Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT IDENTIFICATION OF ROOF AREAS MC-01 1/2002, REVISED 9/2005 Drawing shown depicts the application of all tile profiles. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. TILE ROOFING INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-XXXX COPYRIGHT CHIMNEY: A penetration constructed of stone, masonry, prefabricated metal, or a wood frame chase, containing one or more flues, projecting through and above the roof. DORMER: A frame projection through the sloping plane of a roof. EAVE: A projecting edge of a roof that extends beyond the supporting wall. FIELD OF ROOF: The central or main portion of a roof, excluding the perimeter and flashings. GABLE: A triangular portion of the endwall of a building directly under the sloping roof and the eave line. GUTTER: A channeled component installed along the downslope perimeter of a roof to the drain leaders or downspouts. HIP: The inclined external angle formed by the intersection of two sloping roof planes. RIDGE HEAD WALL: Flashing installed at a horizontal roof to wall. RAKE: The sloped edge of a roof at or adjacent to the first rafter or truss. RIDGE: The highest point of a roof, represented by a horizontal line where two roof areas intersect, running the length of the area. ROOF VENT: A penetration through the roof to allow ventilation. SKYLIGHT: A roof accessory, set over an opening in the roof, designed to admit light, normally transparent, and mounted on a raised frame curb. SOFFIT: The underside of any exterior overhanging section of the roof eave. SOIL PIPE STACK: A sanitation pipe that penetrates the roof; used to vent plumbing fixture(s). VALLEY: The internal angle formed by the intersection of two sloping roof planes. SKYLIGHT VALLEY RIDGE VENT RAKE (left) GABLE END ROOF VENT PLUMBING VENT (Soil Pipe Stack) HIP SOFFIT EAVE DORMER FIELD OF ROOF CHIMNEY GUTTER SIDE WALL HEAD WALL RAKE (RIGHT) IDENTIFICATION OF ROOF AREAS MC-01 REV. 3/2001 NTRMA\WSCRA COPYRIGHT Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT LOW SLOPE / VENTILATED ROOF EAVE DETAIL MC-10C NAILER ADDED TO ADJUST TO PROPER HEIGHT \A1;COVER METAL (MIN. \S3/4;" SPACE BETWEEN DRIP FLASHING & COVER METAL) FIELD TILE VERTICAL BATTEN EXTEND MINIMUM 1/2" PAST EAVE FOR VENTILATED ROOF HORIZONTAL BATTEN UNDERLAYMENT ROOF DECK OPTIONAL: 1/4" SCREEN FASTENED TO DECK WRAPPED OVER BATTEN ENDS METAL DRIP FLASHING FASCIA BOARD RAFTER OR TRUSS 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. A sheet metal drip edge flashing is required with: stucco fascia, EIFS (Exterior Insulated Finish System) and flush fascia perimeter edges. Eave closure shall be of height equal to combined thickness of batten system and thickness of one course of tile. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. HIGH PROFILE TILE WITH BIRDSTOP COVER METAL BIRDSTOP METAL DRIP FLASHING RAFTER OR TRUSS FASCIA BOARD 2x2 NAILER FIELD TILE VERTICAL BATTEN EXTEND MINIMUM 1/2" PAST EAVE FOR VENTILATED ROOF HORIZONTAL BATTEN UNDERLAYMENT ROOF DECK COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT \A1;4" MIN. 4" MIN. \A1;3/4" OR 1 1/2" \A1;3" \A1;3" \A1;3" \A1;3" METAL FLASHING OPTIONS MC-12B METAL RAKE FLASHING METAL RAKE TRIM 1" \A1;2\S1/2;" \A1;\S5/8;" \A1;\S3/4;"EACH SIDE \A1;3 \S1/2;" MIN. 2" GABLE FLASHING (14-3/8" GIRTH) 4" \A1;\S3/8;" FIELD MEASURE TO FIT FASCIA THICKNESS TILE PAN FLASHING STANDARD TILE PAN FLASHING HIGH DOUBLE CROWN VALLEY WITH TILE SUPPORTS 6" \A1;\S1/2;" \A1;4\S1/2;" 2" 3" \A1;\S3/4;" TILE SUPPORT MIN. 30" STOCK \A1;\S3/4;" \A1;2\S1/2;" \A1;2\S1/2;" TRIPLE CROWN WITHOUT CRIMPING EDGE (MOP OR SEALED INTO SYSTEM) TILE CUT OPEN OR CLOSED DOUBLE CROWN VALLEY DEEP TROUGH VALLEY TILE CUT OPEN OR CLOSED SINGLE CROWN VALLEY (BATTEN EXTENDERS RECOMMENDED) \LNOTES: \A1;\S3/4;" \A1;\S3/4;" These pictures show options that are found in the field at this time; other designs that will handle anticipated water flows may be used upon submissions of supporting data indicating that anticipated water flows are equivalent to the code requirements. Valley metals shall extend 11" each way in compliance with IBC section 1507.3.9, IRC R905.3.8 and UBC section 1508.4 unless approved by the local building official. 1. 2. Tile valleys may be cut closed or open. 3. When flat profiled tile is installed as "Closed Valley" a ribbed valley metal or a single crown valley metal with a batten extender shall be used. Valley metals shall conform to IBC section 1507.3.9, IRC R905.3.8 and UBC section 1508.4. 4. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved equal as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Cut tile pieces should be secured by one or a combination of the following: (a) code approved adhesive; (b) wire ties (c) batten extender (d) cut tile clip or (e) other code approved fastening device. Metal valley flashing is required to be a minimum of No. 26 gauge G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longevity non-corrosive metal. Valley flashing metal will comply with IBC section 1507.3.9, IRC section R905.3.8 and UBC section 1508.4. Other valley metal profiles are available. See MC-12B. For tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between 3:12 and 7:12. Direct deck attachment of tile is permissible, verify with local building code. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Valley metal design must be able to control and discharge expected water flows. OPEN VALLEY - ROOF DECK 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. VALLEY METAL UNDERLAYMENT FIELD TILE MC-17 8. LAP JOINT 6" MIN. (BLIND-NAIL EACH SECTION OF VALLEY METAL ALONG ITS UPPER END.) OPTIONAL 2" WIDE METAL CLIP 6" MIN. OPTIONAL BATTENS NOTE: VALLEY METALS ARE AVAILABLE IN MANY PROFILES. THIS DRAWING SHOWS A GENERIC METAL FOR ILLUSTRATION PURPOSES. TILE INSTALLED WITH GAP AT VALLEY METAL Note: Tile valleys may be cut closed or open. Valley metals shall conform to IBC section 1507.3.9, IRC R905.3.8 and UBC section 1508.4. When flat profiled tile is installed as "closed valley" a ribbed valley metal or a single crown valley metal with a batten extension shall be used. \A1;4" \A1;MIN. \A1;APPROX. \A1;6" \A1;4" \A1;MIN. \A1;4" \A1;MIN. \A1;3/4" MIN. \A1;3/4" MIN. \A1;3/4" MIN. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT <>\XMIN. APPROX.\X<> <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. UNDERLAYMENT Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Underlayment shall extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Sheet metal pan flashing shall extend a minimum of 4" up the vertical wall approximately 6" out over the deck and have a minimum 3/4" return upward. Solid wood blocking is required behind pan flashing and Z-metal counterflashing. At terminating tile, cut head lugs. Use a roof tile adhesive approved by the local building officials or use wire ties or batten extender to secure tile. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Consideration shall be given to tributary area of roof for pan flashing design. All roof flashing shall be a minimum of No. 26 ga. G-90 galvanized. PAN FLASHING AT ROOF-TO-SIDEWALL WOOD BATTEN (NOMINAL 1" X 2" MIN.) WHERE REQUIRED EXTERIOR WALL CLADDING WALL VAPOR RETARDER OR CLADDING UNDERLAYMENT COUNTERFLASHING SHEET METAL PAN OR CHANNEL FLASHING (AT EAVE - EXTEND 1" - 2" PAST EAVE, CUT AND TUCK UNDER THE PAN TO DIVERT WATER AWAY FROM WALL) ROOF DECK FRAMING MEMBER VERTICAL WOOD BLOCKING 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. MC-12 6. 7. MINIMUM PAN FLASHING OPTIONAL PAN FLASHING OPTIONAL BATTEN EXTENDER 8. Where Wall Extends Past Eave \A1;4" \A1;MIN. \A1;APPROX. \A1;6" \A1;4" \A1;MIN. \A1;4" \A1;MIN. \A1;3/4" MIN. \A1;3/4" MIN. \A1;3/4" MIN. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT \A1;6" MIN. 181.4350083408169 \A1;4" MIN. \A1;2" MIN. <>\XMIN. APPROX.\X<> <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. <>\XMIN. 4" MIN. 2" MIN. UNDERLAYMENT PAN FLASHING AT ROOF-TO-SIDEWALL WOOD BATTEN (NOMINAL 1" X 2" MIN.) WHERE REQUIRED EXTERIOR WALL CLADDING WALL VAPOR RETARDER OR CLADDING UNDERLAYMENT SHEET METAL PAN OR CHANNEL FLASHING (AT EAVE - EXTEND 1" - 2" PAST EAVE, CUT AND TUCK UNDER THE PAN TO DIVERT WATER AWAY FROM WALL) ROOF DECK FRAMING MEMBER MC-12A MINIMUM PAN FLASHING SEE MC-12B FOR ADDITIONAL FLASHING DESIGN INFORMATION OPTIONAL BATTEN EXTENDER Where Wall Extends Past Eave 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Underlayment shall extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Sheet metal pan flashing shall extend a minimum of 4" up the vertical wall approximately 6" out over the deck and have a minimum 3/4" return upward. Solid wood blocking is required behind pan flashing and Z-metal counterflashing. At terminating tile, cut head lugs. Use a roof tile adhesive approved by the local building officials or use wire ties or batten extender to secure tile. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Consideration shall be given to tributary area of roof for pan flashing design. All roof flashing shall be a minimum of No. 26 ga. G-90 galvanized. BUIDLING WRAP BUILDING WRAP SIDING MATERIAL 6" FLASHING BATTEN EXTENDER TILE \A1;\S1#2;" MIN. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT RAISED FASCIA FIELD TILE RAISED FASCIA BOARD SEE NOTE 8 BATTEN (NOMINAL 1" X 2" MINIMUM) WHERE REQUIRED ROOF DECK RAFTER OR TRUSS ANTI-PONDING STRIP SEE NOTE 2 UNDERLAYMENT DRIP FLASHING MC-10 WIDTH OF ANTIPONDING DEVICE WILL INCREASE ON LOWER SLOPES TO PROVIDE POSITIVE DRAINAGE. SEE NOTE 2. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) is required as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. An anti-ponding device such as a beveled cant strip or shop-formed sheet metal is required at all raised fascia conditions to support the underlayment and provide positive drainage. The fasteners must penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into dimensional wood decking or pass through wood panel sheathing which ever is less. Battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between 3:12 and 7:12. Direct deck attachment of tile is permissible. For recommended tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Raise fascia board above roof deck to height equal to combined thickness of batten system and thickness of one course of tile. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Since raised fascia and starter strips create the same type of water dam situation, they both require an anti-ponding system to allow water to flow off the roof. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 \A1;3/4-1-1/2" TYPICAL RANGE \A1;3/4-1-1/2" TYPICAL RANGE \A1;3/4-1-1/2" TYPICAL RANGE \A1;APPROX. \A1;6" \A1;APPROX. \A1;6" \A1;APPROX. \A1;6" Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT 3/4-1-1/2"\XTYPICAL RANGE 3/4-1-1/2"\XTYPICAL RANGE 3/4-1-1/2"\XTYPICAL RANGE APPROX.\X<> APPROX.\X<> APPROX.\X<> RAKE FLASHING - OPTIONS METAL PAN FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE MC-19A ONE METAL PAN FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE 2 PIECE METAL PAN FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE Notes: Flashing details may vary according to local weather conditions, slope of roof and tributary water area. Underlayment will extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking, wall, or to the top of gable facia. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longevity non-corrosive metal. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Rake flashing and wood nailer/trim board will be raised above the roof deck to a height greater than the height of the installed roof tile. 3. 2. 1. OPTIONAL CLEAT DRIP EDGE 4. 5. SEE DRAWING MC-12B FOR ADDITIONAL FLASHING INFORMATION NOTE: 6" PAN DIMENSION WILL VARY BASED ON EXPECTED WATER FLOW & DEPTH OF FLASHING. TYPICAL ALL DETAILS. \A1;6" \A1;MIN. \A1;APPROX. 3/4" COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT <>\XMIN. APPROX. 3/4" Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved equal as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Sheet metal Flashing shall be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longevity non-corrosive metal. For tile fastening schedule see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Rake flashing and wood nailer/trim board shall be raised above the roof deck to a height greater than the height of the installed roof tile. Rake tiles must be fastened into a minimum nominal 2" gable fascia or equivalent in dimension from multiple pieces. RAKE FLASHING - COUNTER BATTEN SYSTEM ROOF TILE METAL PAN FLASHING WITH DRIP EDGE 1. 2. 3. 4. HORIZONTAL BATTEN VERTICAL BATTEN UNDERLAYMENT ROOF DECK BARGE AND RAKE FLASHING (OPTIONAL) RAKE TILE OPTIONAL PAN FLASHING AT METAL RAKE UNDERLAYMENT MC-19 INSIDE VIEW OF PAN FLASHING TRIM BOARD RAKE NAILER STRIP TO MATCH HEIGHT OF BATTEN SYSTEM (OPTIONAL) (Where Required) 5. 6. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT BUTT RAKE TILES TO COURSE ABOVE RAKE TILE INSTALLATION CUT OFF HEAD END OF FIRST RAKE TILES SO FACTORY-FINISHED BUTT END IS FLUSH WITH EAVE COURSE TILES FACTORY-FINISHED BUTT END EXPOSED-PLACE THICK END TOWARD RIDGE CONCRETE BARREL TRIM SHOULD BE ROLLED ONTO ROOF AS FAR AS POSSIBLE MC-19B EXTEND FELT OVER EDGE MINIMUM OF 1" NAIL BOARD STUCCO OR OTHER MATERIAL TWO CORROSION-RESISTANT FASTNERS PER RAKE TILE OF SUFFICIENT LENGTH TO PENETRATE THE 2x NAILER OR BARGE BOARD A MINIMUM OF 3/4". HEAD OF FASTENERS SHALL BE LARGER THAN HOLE IN TRIM TILES. FOR ADDITIONAL FASTENING IN REGIONS SUBJECT TO EXCESSIVELY HIGH WINDS OR SNOW ACCUMULATION, A MINIMUM 1" DAB OF CODE APPROVED ADHESIVE IS RECOMMENDED AT OVERLAP BATTENS NOMINAL 1"X2" (WHERE REQUIRED) Notes: Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. See Footnote 4 Table 1A for additional fastening instructions. Rake tiles must be be fastened into a minimum nominal 2" gable facia or equivalent in dimension. The fasteners must penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into dimensional wood lumber. 1. 2. 3. 4. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT \A1;COURSE SPACING "C" -117.5385091859529 ROOF LAYOUT UTILIZING SPECIALLY MARKED MEASURING TAPE MC-08A 1/2002, REVISED 9/2005 Drawing shown depicts the application of all tile profiles. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. TILE ROOFING INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-XXXX COPYRIGHT SEE MC-08A COARSE SPACING "D", COURSE SPACING "C", SEE MC-08A Note: Tiles are allowed, by ASTM C1167/C1492 for a plus or minus 5% variance from the manufacturer's stated "nominal dimensions". It is the installer's responsibility to verify the "delivered" roof tiles dimensions prior to commencing with roof layout and to ensure that the tile is installed within the manufacturers minimum headlap and on-center spacing requirements. Most diagonal-cut tiles will allow slight course exposure adjustments typically 1/4" per tile. MARK FIRST COURSE FOR DESIRED OVERHANG. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. TOP COURSE MARK AT 1-1/2" FROM CENTER OF RIDGE To achieve optimum beauty, the area between the eave and ridge should be divided into equal tile courses, when possible. Minimum 3" overlap must be maintained for all tiles unless design of tile precludes. (See MC-04 for batten applications) 7. 8. 9. NOTE: ADDITIONAL CONSIDERATIONS MAY BE REQUIRED FOR VENTING CONSIDER SIZE AND PLACEMENT OF GUTTER WHEN SETTING FIRST COURSE OVERHANG MEASURING TAPE Notes: Using a full tile, determine desired overhang at eave and snap horizontal chalk line across roof at head end of tile or top of batten. Use of rain gutters and eave closures should be considered in determining tile overhang. Snap a horizontal chalk line at the top of the roof 1-1/2" from the center of the ridge. (Adjust for direct deck) With fiberglass or metal tape marked for maximum "exposed length" of tile being installed measure vertically from the bottom line near the ridge at either end of the roof. (i.e. 14" for a 17" length tile) If a mark on your tape does not fall exactly upon top line, move the tape to the left or right until the next mark intersects the line. Mark the deck at every mark on the tape. Repeat this process at other end of roof. Snap lines between marks on the deck. All courses will be equal with minimum recommended headlap maintained. Repeat above steps on all roof planes. Nail top of battens or tiles at each horizontal line. Horizontal Lay-Out Using a full tile, determine desired overhang at eave and snap a horizontal chalk line across roof at head end of tile. Use of rain gutters and eave closures shall be considered in determining tile overhang. At the top of the roof deck, mark a reference point by measuring 1 1/2" from the center of the ridge, plus the distance of one full course (i.e. 15" for a 18" length tile). Measure up the roof slope to the reference point and divide by the manufacturer's maximum exposure in an effort to determine if the roof section will terminate with a full tile. Mark roof deck for each course of tile and snap chalk lines over entire section. If roof section does not terminate with a full tile at the ridge, decrease the course exposure in small increments (typically 1/4") in attempt to finish with a full tile at the ridge (see note below). If the last course does not terminate with a full tile, cut to dimension, as required and fasten with a mechanical fastener or other approved fastening method. Vertical Lay-Out To ensure proper vertical alignment, determine the manufactures stated maximum on-center spacing requirements and snap chalk lines as a reference point, typically the inside of the tile. For gable end roof sections, determine the proper distance from the left and right rakes and mark the eave and ridge section to align the edge of the tiles. Measure between the two marks and divide by manufacturer's stated maximum on-center spacing. If required, decrease the on-center spacing, slightly in an effort to terminate with a full tile at gable end(s). Ensure that the installed tile are within the manufacturer's minimum/maximum on-center spacing requirements. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 1. 2. 3. ROOF LAYOUT FOR CLAY DIAGONAL CUT ONE-PIECE S TILE ROOF LAYOUT UTILIZING SPECIALLY MARKED MEASURING TAPE MC-08 COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. 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\A1;13\S3#8;" Notes: Using a full tile, determine desired overhang at eave and snap horizontal chalk line across roof at head end of tile on direct deck or top of batten for batten installations. Use of rain gutters and eave closures should be considered in determining tile overhang. Snap a horizontal chalk line at the top of the roof 1-1/2" from the center of the ridge. (Adjust for direct deck) In spacing guide, find column containing nearest figure to the measurement between eave and ridge course. Mark both ends of roof at course spacing shown in column. Snap chalk lines across roof at course markings. Nail top of battens to chalk line. ROOF LAYOUT - QUICK REFERENCE Course Spacing Table - For Tiles 16 1/2" to 17" in Length 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. MC-08A To achieve optimum beauty, the area between the eave and ridge should be divided into equal tile courses, when possible.\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p32; Minimum 3" overlap must be maintained for all tiles unless design of tile precludes. 17" - ONLY 16 1/2" - NOT TO EXCEED 13 1/2" Coarse Spacing "D" from MC-08 Coarse Spacing "C" from MC-08 COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT ROOF VENTS (OFF RIDGE) ROOF DECK 1. 2. NOTCH OR OPEN NOSE OF TILE FOR DRAINAGE UNDERLAYMENT FIELD TILE MC-21 VENT HOOD TILE FLASHING DECK FLASHING SEE NOTE 2 3. 4. ADHESIVE (OVER TILE UNDER FLASHING) UNDERLAYMENT DETAIL AT DECK FLASHING Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved equal is required as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. A splash diverter is required on the deck around the penetration to prevent moisture intrusion should water reach the underlayment, under the roof tile. Deck flashing is required with all tiles. For climates with wind driven rain or blowing snow, consult local building official for approved application. Seal as required to prevent water intrusion VENTED TILES AVAILABLE TO MATCH INDIVIDUAL TILE MANUFACTURER PROFILES. HEIGHT OF FLASHING TO BE AT LEAST 1/2" NOTE: CHECK LOCAL CODE REQUIREMENTS FOR VERMIN SCREENING COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 1. Notes: Underlayment should extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT PAN FLASHING SIDEWALL DETAILS - TWO PIECE CLAY NAILER (OPTIONAL)* SECURELY FASTENED TO DECK COUNTER FLASHING MC-13A ROOF DECK CHIMNEY FINISH (NON-STUCCO) UNDERLAYMENT "BARREL TILE" RIGHT END UNDERLAYMENT ROOF DECK CHIMNEY FINISH COUNTER FLASHING PAN FLASHING \fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p32;APPROX. 6" MIN. APPROX. 6" MIN. 1. Notes: Underlayment should extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. See MC-12B for additional flashing details. 2. \A1;*Note: Tiles to be installed in such a fashion as to prevent water diversion of blockage. Nails shall be of sufficient length to penetrate \S3#4;\H1.429x;" into, or through the roof sheathing, which ever is less. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Underlayment should extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Sheet metal pan flashing should extend a minimum of 4" up the vertical wall approximately 6" out over the deck and have a minimum 3/4" return upward. Solid wood blocking is required behind pan flashing and Z-metal counterflashing. At terminating tile, cut head lugs. Use a roof tile adhesive approved by the local building officials or use wire ties or batten extender to secure tile. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Tributary area of roof should be evaluated for pan flashing design considerations. \fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p32;All roof flashing shall be a minimum of No. 26 ga. G-90 galvanized. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT PAN FLASHING SIDEWALL DETAILS - CLAY 'S' TILE NAILER (OPTIONAL)* SECURELY FASTENED TO DECK COUNTER FLASHING MC-13 ROOF DECK CHIMNEY FINISH (NON-STUCCO) UNDERLAYMENT RIGHT END UNDERLAYMENT ROOF DECK NAILER (OPTIONAL) SECURELY FASTENED TO DECK CHIMNEY FINISH COUNTER FLASHING PAN FLASHING (APPROX. 6" MIN.) APPROX. 6" MIN. Notes: Underlayment should extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. See MC-12B for additional flashing details. 2. 1. "S-TILE" BUILDING WRAP \A1;*Note: Tiles to be installed in such a fashion as to prevent water diversion or blockage. Nail shall be of sufficient length to penetrate \S3#4;\H1.429x;" into or through the roof sheathing, which ever is less. Optional nailing location in tile pan. NAIL \A1;2" HEADLAP MINIMUM REV. 3/2001 NTRMA\WSCRA COPYRIGHT Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT <> HEADLAP\XMINIMUM UNDERLAYMENT FASTENED TO RESIST WIND DAMAGE SUCCEEDING COURSES OF ASPHALT-IMPREGNATED FELT UNDERLAYMENT OR OTHER APPROVED MATERIAL WITH MINIMUM 2" HEADLAP AS APPROVED BY LOCAL BUILDING CODES SINGLE-LAYER UNDERLAYMENT FASTENERS NOT DRIVEN FLUSH TO ROOFING FELT. ANY OTHER PUNCTURE AND/OR TEAR IN THE FELT MUST BE SEALED WITH MEMBRANE COMPATIBLE SEALANT OR ADDITIONAL UNDERLAYMENT END LAP A MINIMUM OF 6" ROOF DECK MC-01A FASTENING METHODS MAY BE USED AS APPROVED BY LOCAL BUILDING OFFICIALS. FELT MUST TURN DOWN OVER RAKE EDGE A MINIMUM OF 1" DRIP EDGE Note: On roof slopes from 2 :12 to below 3:12 an approved built-up roof, applied in accordance with Table 1A, or a single ply roof membrane assembly, or other underlayment systems approved by the local building official. FELT MUST TURN DOWN OVER RAKE EDGE A MINIMUM OF 1" \A1;\S1/2; ICE DAM PROTECTION WHERE REQUIRED. SEE TABLES 1A & 1B 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Ensure that the roof deck is properly fastened, clean and smooth before underlayment and roof tiles are applied. Verify that the roof deck has no significant delamination, warpage, bowing, or separation from the rafters or trusses. Check for roof deck rot or damage. Make sure repairs are made to the roof deck as necessary to meet local building codes. Most problems with water-shedding roof installations occur from water that migrates through improper flashing of the tile, wind-driven rain or ice damming. Because of this possibility, the underlayment is critical to the success of the roof system. One layer of Type II (No. 30) asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM-D4869 Type IV) is required as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Underlayment should extend a minimum of 4" up vertical wood blocking or wall. Laps should be a minimum of 6" vertical lap and 2" horizontal COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT UNDERLAYMENT SKYLIGHT FLASHING - PAN TYPE SADDLE OR CRICKET FLASHING APRON FLASHING PAN OR CHANNEL FLASHING MC-16A APRON FLASHING PAN OR CHANNEL FLASHING BACKER FLASHING OPTIONAL HEMMED EDGES (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED OR SEALED CORNERS) TILE NO CLOSER THAN 1" TO BACK OF SKYLIGHT BATTENS OPTIONAL NOTE: WHERE DEBRIS CAN ACCUMULATE, SEE STEP FLASHING OPTION "MC-14A" 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Skylight flashing dimensions will vary according to local weather conditions, size, location, slope of roof, rafter length behind skylight and tributary water area. A saddle flashing will be allowed for skylights and other penetrations less than 30" in width. Extend a minimum of 6" or to top of curb and 14" up roof slope. A cricket flashing is recommended for skylights and penetrations equal to or greater than 30" in width to promote positive runoff, unless supporting data shows otherwise. One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 TypeIV) as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Maleable metal optional for profiled tile. Roof to wall/apron flashing will extend a minimum of 3" over lap/head lap onto tile. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT UNDERLAYMENT SKYLIGHT STEP FLASHING SADDLE OR CRICKET FLASHING APRON FLASHING STEP FLASHING (MALEABLE FOR PROFILE TILE) MC-16B APRON FLASHING STEP FLASHING BACKER FLASHING OPTIONAL HEMMED EDGES (SHOP FORMED FLASHING WITH SOLDERED OR SEALED CORNERS) TILE NO CLOSER THAN 1" TO BACK OF SKYLIGHT BATTENS OPTIONAL NOTE: TYPICALLY USED IN AREAS WHERE DEBRIS CAN ACCUMULATE 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Skylight flashing dimensions will vary according to local weather conditions, size, location, slope of roof, rafter length behind skylight and tributary water area. A saddle flashing will be allowed for skylights and other penetrations less than 30" in width. Extend a minimum of 6" or to top of curb and 14" up roof slope. A cricket flashing is recommended for skylights and penetrations equal to or greater than 30" in width to promote positive runoff. One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 TypeIV), or approved equal as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Maleable metal optional for profiled tile. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT UNDERLAYMENT FELT SHOULD TURN UP TO THE TOP OR OVER THE CURBING Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 TypeIV), or approved equal is required as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. SKYLIGHT UNDERLAYMENT DETAIL CURB DIMENSION TO BE A MINIMUM NOMINAL 2" X 6" OR HIGHER TO ALLOW FOR PROPER FLASHING HEIGHT ALL CORNERS TO BE SEALED WITH MASTIC OR MEMBRANE COMPATIBLE SEALANT OR CODE APPROVED METHOD 1. 2. MC-16 TYPICAL CURB SKYLIGHT OPENING ROOF DECK \A1;4" MIN. \A1;4" MIN. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 \A1;4" MIN. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT 0.0 4"\XMIN. 4"\XMIN. SLOPE CHANGE APPLICATIONS MC-22 MALEABLE METAL FLASHING FOR PROFILE TILES. FOR FLAT TILES, PREFORMED METAL WITH HEM MAY BE USED OVER BREAK FLASHING TO PROVIDE A SPRING TIGHT FIT BATTEN (WHERE REQUIRED) UNDERLAYMENT UNDERLAYMENT BATTEN (WHERE REQUIRED) MALEABLE METAL FLASHING FOR PROFILE TILES. FOR FLAT TILES, PREFORMED METAL WITH HEM MAY BE USED OVER BREAK FLASHING TO PROVIDE A SPRING TIGHT FIT \fHelvetica|b1|i0|c0|p34;\LOPTION 1 \fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\lWITH METAL 3" MIN. 3" MIN. OPTION 2 WITHOUT METAL UNDERLAYMENT BATTEN (WHERE REQUIRED) INCREASE HEADLAP OR PROVIDE WEATHERBLOCKING TO STOP BACK FLOW OF WATER AT TRANSITION 3" MIN. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT TILES FASTENED TO BATTENS WITH SCREWS OR OTHER CODE APPROVED FASTENERS. HEAD OF FASTENERS SHALL BE LARGER THAN HOLE IN THE TILE. SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED DECK EAVE RISER STRIP OR BIRDSTOP TO ENSURE PROPER HEIGHT UNDERLAYMENT OR CODE APPROVED SEALED SYSTEM MC-26 Notes: Vertical battens to be wood or metal as approved or designed as per metal deck manufacturer. Battens attached directly to the deck shall be no longer than 48" and be separated with 1/2" minimum gaps at ends to allow drainage. An alternate method permits use of longer batten strips with shims of 1/4" thick decay-resistant material (e.g. asphalt shingle, wood strips or cap sheet) at each fastener to provide drainage. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 3. Installation on Concrete Deck Considerations CONCRETE DECK BATTENS FASTENED TO CONCRETE DECK WITH SCREWS OR OTHER APPROVED FASTENERS AS DESIGNED 2. 1. OPTION: CODE APPROVED REINFORCED DRAPED UNDERLAYMENT METAL DRIP FLASHING . . . Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT BOOSTER TILE BIRDSTOP COVER TILE SPECIFY DIMENSION DECK ANCHOR* CODE APPROVED FASTENING SYSTEM OPTIONAL WIND CLIP AT TOP & BOTTOM ANCHOR WRAP TWISTED WIRE BACK ON ITSELF MIN. 3 FULL TURNS MIDDLE ANCHORS TO BE AS SHOWN 1. SET CLIP 2. ANCHOR WIRE *NOTE: ANCHOR SPACING AS PER ANCHOR SYSTEM MANUFACTURERS ICC-ES EVALUATION REPORT MC-27A Wire Attachment System SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF SYSTEM . . . Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT 2x4 NAILER PAN TILE COVER TILE BIRD STOP EAVE 2x4 NAILER COVER TILE BIRD STOP BOOSTER BOOSTER MC-27B Nailer Installations SPECIALTY CONDITIONS COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT TILES FASTENED ACCORDING TO ADHESIVE MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND TESTED TO SSTD 11 SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED DECK EAVE RISER STRIP OR BIRDSTOP TO ENSURE PROPER HEIGHT SELF-ADHERED UNERLAYMENT OR CODE APPROVED SEALED SYSTEM COMPATIBLE WITH ROOF TILE ADHESIVE MC-26A Notes: Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Installation on Concrete Deck Considerations CONCRETE DECK PRIMER WHERE REQUIRED FOR SELF-ADHERED UNDERLAYMENT APPLICATIONS REFER TO UNDERLAYMENT MANUFACTURER INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS IN ACCORDANCE WITH TESTED ASSEMBLY PER SSTD11 1. METAL DRIP FLASHING Note: Assemblies shall be in accordance with AC-152 COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT TILES FASTENED TO BATTENS WITH SELF-TAPPING SCREWS OR OTHER CODE APPROVED FASTENERS SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF EAVE RISER STRIP OR RAISED BIRDSTOP AS DESIGNED CODE APPROVED REINFORCED UNDERLAYMENT ATTACHED WITH MECHANICALLY DRIVEN FASTENERS MC-25 METAL DECKING (UNDERLAYMENT MAY NOT BE REQUIRED IF METAL DECK IS DESIGNED AND INSTALLED TO SHED WATER) Notes: Vertical battens to be wood or metal as approved or designed as per metal deck manufacturer. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Installation on Metal Deck - Considerations G.I. METAL BATTENS FASTENED TO METAL DECK WITH SCREWS OR OTHER CODE APPROVED FASTENERS 2. 1. OPTION: CODE APPROVED REINFORCED DRAPED UNDERLAYMENT COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. CODE APPROVED REINFORCED DRAPED UNDERLAYMENT Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT TILES FASTENED TO BATTENS WITH SELF-TAPPING SCREWS OR WIRED IN PLACE SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF EAVE RISER STRIP OR BIRDSTOP UNDERLAYMENT MC-25A METAL DECKING Notes: Vertical battens to be wood or metal as approved or designed as per metal deck manufacturer. On Type I (Non-Combustible) building all components must be fire-resistant as approved by local building officials. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Installation on Metal Deck - Optional Considerations RIGID SHEATHING TO SUPPORT UNDERLAYMENT MAY BE PLYWOOD OR NONCOMBUSTIBLE SUBSTRATE BATTENS FASTENED TO METAL DECK WITH SCREWS OR OTHER CODE APPROVED FASTENERS 3. 2. 1. OPTION: CODE APPROVED REINFORCED DRAPED UNDERLAYMENT COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. CODE APPROVED REINFORCED DRAPED UNDERLAYMENT Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT TILES FASTENED TO BATTENS WITH SELF-TAPPING SCREWS OR WIRED IN PLACE. HEAD OF FASTENER SHALL BE LARGER THAN HOLE IN TILE. SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF RAISED FASCIA CODE APPROVED REINFORCED DRAPED UNDERLAYMENT ATTACHED TO COUNTER BATTENS MC-25B METAL DECKING Notes: Vertical battens to be wood or metal as approved or designed as per metal deck manufacturer. On Type I (Non-Combustible) building all components must be fire-resistant as approved by local building officials. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Installation on Metal Deck - Optional Considerations BATTENS FASTENED TO METAL DECK WITH SCREWS OR OTHER CODE APPROVED FASTENERS 3. 2. 1. SUPPORT SHIM (WHERE REQUIRED) ANTI-PONDING BOARD EAVE RISER STRIP OR BIRDSTOP COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 is recommended as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. Sheet metal Flashing should be a minimum of 26 ga. G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longetity non-corrosive metal. For recommended tile fastening schedule see Fastening \fHelvetica|b0|i1|c0|p34;\LTable 1\fHelvetica|b0|i0|c0|p34;\l in Appendix. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. 4. 3. 2. 1. CODE APPROVED REINFORCED DRAPED UNDERLAYMENT Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT TILES FASTENED ACCORDING TO ADHESIVE MANUFACTURER'S INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS AND TESTED ACCORDING TO SSTD 11 SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF EAVE RISER STRIP OR BIRDSTOP SELF-ADHERED UNDERLAYMENT COMPATIBLE WITH SUBSTRATE MC-25C METAL DECKING Notes: On Type I (Non-Combustible) building all components must be fire-resistant as approved by local building officials. Dimensions shown are recommended minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Installation on Metal Deck - Optional Considerations RIGID SHEATHING TO SUPPORT UNDERLAYMENT MAY BE PLYWOOD OR NONCOMBUSTIBLE SUBSTRATE 2. 1. DRIP FLASHING Note: Attachment of underlayment to sheathing shall be in accordance to assemblies that have been tested to SSTD 11. . . . Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT OPTIONAL WIND CLIP BIRDSTOP DECK ANCHOR* TIE WIRE TO BE WRAPPED AROUND ITSELF 3 FULL REVOLUTIONS AT EACH JUNCTION - TYP. FOR ALL TILES CODE APPROVED FASTENING SYSTEM AT TOP & BOTTOM ANCHOR WRAP TWISTED WIRE BACK ON ITSELF MIN. 3 FULL TURNS MIDDLE ANCHORS TO BE AS SHOWN 1. SET CLIP 2. ANCHOR WIRE *NOTE: ANCHOR SPACING AS PER ANCHOR SYSTEM MANUFACTURERS ICC-ES EVALUATION REPORT MC-27 Wire Attachment System SPECIALTY CONDITIONS - PRE-ENGINEERED ROOF SYSTEM \A1;11" \A1;22" \A1;33" COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 1 2 9 8 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 12 12 12 6 6 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 12 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 12 6 6 6 6 6 12 5 5 5 5 5 5 5 1 2 3 6 5 4 5 5 5 12 12 12 6 6 6 6 12 6 12 12 6 12 RIDGE TILE COURSES COURSES VALLEY VALLEY HIP HIP EAVE EAVE EAVE EAVE 12 12 9 9 9 9 9 9 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 12 6 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 9 12 12 6 12 12 6 6 12 6 6 6 6 6 6 9 9 9 12 6 9 12 9 9 TRIM TRIM TRIM TRIM TRIM TRIM TRIM TRIM TRIM TRIM RAKE Course lines should be measured and chalked according to the roof layout recommendations before loading the tile. Determine the approximate number of tiles needed for each section of roof. Spacing of the tile stacks is determined by the width of the exposed tile times the number of tiles being fed per course, e.g. in the attached schematic, each stack of tiles will feed two courses, three tiles wide. If each tile is exposed 11", then the stack will be placed 33" o.c. If the stack feeds three courses, two tiles wide, then the stack would be 22" o.c. Starting with the third course from the eave, and continuing with alternate courses, distribute tiles (usually 6 per stack) over the roof leaving approximately 20" from gable ends and between stacks. When total number of courses is an even number, stack 12 tiles on ridge stacks. When total number of courses is an odd number, stack 9 tiles on ridge stack. On right side of the hips and valleys, stack 12 tiles. Maintain at least 24" between tile stacks and left side of valley. Reverse for tiles layed left to right. Distribute ridge and rake trim tiles when loading field tiles. Trim tiles are in stacks of 5 at 70" o.c. Load ridge tile on side of roof to be applied last. To achieve a pleasant, random blend of color for your job, care should be taken upon loading to mix the tiles. SUGGESTED LOADING GUIDE The method of roof loading shown on this page represents the method of tile placement for efficient application but is not intended to suggest that this is the only method that will work. Each applicator will have personal preferences for the stack location and spacing. The important aspect of the tile loading is to spread the load evenly across the roof while using the proper increments that assure that the proper amount of tile is loaded on roof. 5 22" 33" 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. MC-09 (EXAMPLE) REV. 3/2001 NTRMA\WSCRA COPYRIGHT Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT Notes: Allowable loads in pounds per square foot for No. 2 Grade horizontal batten boards. HF= Hem-Fir; DF=Douglas-Fir; C=Western Cedar (spaced at 1' 0" maximum on center) (Above values were based upon stress rated boards) TABLE 2 1" X 2" WOOD WOOD 1" X 2" 2" X 4" WOOD WOOD 2" X 4" 2" X 2" WOOD WOOD 2" X 2" 2" X 4" WOOD WOOD 2" X 4" DF-79# HF-64# C-50# DF-186# HF-151# C-110# DF-301# HF-238# C-240# DF-704# HF-556# C-550# DF-23# HF-19# C-15# DF-54# HF-44# C-35# DF-167# HF-147# C-120# DF-390# HF-343# C-275# 16" 16" 16" 16" 24" 24" 24" 24" Allowable Loads COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT TILE REPAIRS\REPLACEMENT YES (PROPER LOCATION) TILE ADHESIVE (CODE APPROVED, SEE PAGE 4) MC-24 Note: The replacement tile may be slipped into place and fastened with an approved roof tile adhesive. It is important that the adhesive is placed in a position that will assure contact with adjacent tiles without affecting the flow of water. If adhesive is applied to the interlocking water channel, it must be placed above the headlap to avoid water damming. Remove any shim that had been used during the repair process and ensure that all tiles surrounding the replaced piece properly fit and are seated. NO (IMPROPER LOCATION) Break up tile and remove broken tile and fastener. Nail approximate 12"x6" piece of 3/4" plywood to deck in position to act as a batten, then insert new tile, or apply mastic to overlapping areas of the new tile and put in place. On roof slopes over 7:12 use roof tile adhesive as illustrated above. Wedge surrounding tiles up and slide new tile into place. FOR SLOPES OVER 7:12 (Battens required) Remove broken tile and fastener. Wedge surrounding tiles, apply code approved roof tile adhesive and slide new tile in place. When replacing an individual tile, it is easiest to remove the broken tile by further breaking into smaller pieces with a hammer or other acceptable tool. This will minimize the disturbance of surrounding tiles. Once the tile has been removed, any remaining fasteners will be removed and the resulting hole in the underlayment will be cleaned and patched with roofer's mastic. FOR APPLICATIONS WITHOUT BATTENS FOR APPLICATIONS WITH BATTENS FOR APPLICATIONS WITHOUT BATTENS TILE ADHESIVE (CODE APPROVED, SEE PAGE 4) PENDING REVIEW COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT TILE REPAIR \ REPLACEMENT - CONTINUED REPLACEMENT TILE MC-24A 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: If during the course of installation tiles are broken, the following optional method of tile replacement may be used. Clear area of debris where tile is to be replaced, including fasteners from the previous tile. These may be removed by using a slate ripper or, in the case of stainless steel screws, use a hacksaw blade. Lift butt of tile in course above. Then slide replacement underneath and down until bracket "L" hooks underneath top of course below. Adjust replacement tile to align or interlock (depending on the tile type) with tiles to either side. An alternate for interlocking tiles is to fasten a 12 gauge copper wire into the deck, replacing the tile and then bending the exposed wire. A copper strip can also be used over the tile butt. Make adjustment for field conditions. WIRE 6. 'L' HOOK 'S' HOOK SEAL WITH MASTIC COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) as a minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. An ice-dam protection membrane, where required by code, shall be used on all downslope roof perimeter (e.g. eaves), valleys, and around penetrations. Cut tile pieces shall be secured by one or a combination of the following: (a) code approved adhesive; (b) wire ties (c) batten extender (d) cut tile clip or (e) other code approved fastening device. Metal valley flashing will be a minimum of 26 gauge G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longevity non-corrosive metal. Metal valley flashing to comply with IBC section 1507.3.9, IRC section R905.3.8 and UBC section 1508.4 unless approved by local building official. On projects with large expansive roof areas and/or long rafter lengths wider valley metal is required. Tile shall extend over valley metal into valley trough a minimum of 1-1/2". Other valley metal profiles are available. For tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. VALLEY METAL - FOR DEEP TROUGH VALLEY ROOF DECK 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. VALLEY METAL UNDERLAYMENT FIELD TILE MC-17B LAP JOINT (BLIND-NAIL EACH SECTION OF VALLEY METAL ALONG ITS UPPER END.) OPTIONAL 1 1/2" WIDE METAL CLIP (ATTACH AT EACH HORIZONTAL BATTEN) 6" MIN. HORIZONTAL BATTEN VERTICAL BATTEN EDGE STRIP OPTION 2 HORIZONTAL BATTEN UNDER METAL OPTION 1 HORIZONTAL BATTEN OVER METAL Note: Valley metals shall extend at least 11" from center line each way and shall have a splash diverter rib not less than 1" high at the flow line formed as part of the flashing. Other designs that will handle anticipated water flows may be used upon submission of supporting data indicating that anticipated water flows are equivalent to the code requirements. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT EXAMPLE OF OTHER VALLEY METAL PROFILES ROOF DECK VALLEY METAL UNDERLAYMENT FIELD TILE MC-17A LAP JOINT (BLIND-NAIL EACH SECTION OF VALLEY METAL ALONG ITS UPPER END.) OPTIONAL 2" WIDE METAL CLIP 6" MIN. 9. 8. 7. 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved equal is the minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Cut tile pieces should be secured by one or a combination of the following: (a) code approved adhesive; (b) wire ties (c) batten extender (d) cut tile clip or (e) other code approved fastening device. Metal valley flashing will be a minimum of No. 26 gauge G-90 galvanized steel, 16 oz. copper or an equivalent longevity non-corrosive metal. Other valley metal profiles are available. See MC-12B. For tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1A and 1B. Tile must extend a minimum of 4" over the valley metal Battens for tiles with protruding anchor lugs are optional for slopes between 3:12 and 7:12. Direct deck attachment of tile is permissible, verify with local building code. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. Valley metal design must be able to control and discharge expected water flows. HORIZONTAL BATTENS OPTIONAL VERTICAL BATTENS Note: Metal valley flashing to comply with IBC section 1507.3.9, IRC section R905.3.8 and UBC section 1508.4 unless approved by local building official. When flat profiled tile is installed as "closed valley" a ribbed valley metal or a single crown valley metal with a batten extension shall be used. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT VALLEY TRANSITIONS MC-17C THE VALLEY MUST LAP ONTO THE TILE OF THE COURSE BELOW THE ROOF TRANSITION LEAD SOAKER OR OTHER MALLEABLE METAL SHOULD BE USED TO FORM A WATER-TIGHT TRANSITION THE VALLEY MUST LAP ONTO THE TILE OF THE COURSE BELOW THE ROOF TRANSITION COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT VALLEY UNDERLAYMENTS ROOF DECK OPTIONAL: SELF-ADHERING POLYMER MODIFIED ASPHALT MEMBRANE ON EACH SIDE TO COVER FLASHING FLANGE ROOF UNDERLAYMENT VALLEY FLASHING OVERLAPPING UNDERLAYMENT MC-03A 36" SWEAT / BLEEDER SHEET ROOF DECK VALLEY FLASHING (EXTEND ENTIRE WIDTH OF VALLEY METAL BEYOND ROOF EDGE) Note: The underlayment options shown on MC-03A or MC-03B are viable options for any valley metal configuration. CUT TOP CORNER OF UNDERLAYMENT TO INSURE PROPER DIVERSION OF WATER INTO THE VALLEY METAL Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 TYPE IV) or approved equal is required as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials shall be allowed. 1. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT VALLEY UNDERLAYMENTS ROOF DECK WOVEN UNDERLAYMENT (Metal Flashing Not Shown) UNDERLAYMENT WOVEN BETWEEN COURSES UNDERLAYMENT WOVEN THROUGH VALLEY LINE A MINIMUM OF 12" MC-03 ROOF DECK OPTIONAL 36" SWEAT SHEET OF MINIMUM Type II (No. 30) ASTM D-226 (ASTM D4869 TYPE IV) FELT OR APPROVED EQUAL SINGLE LAYER FELT OPTIONAL 36" SWEAT SHEET OF MINIMUM Type II (No. 30) ASTM D-226 (ASTM D4869 TYPE IV) FELT OR APPROVED EQUAL SINGLE LAYER DOUBLE LAYER 12" 12" Note: The underlayment options shown on MC-03A or MC-03B are viable options for any valley metal configuration. 1. Notes: One layer of Type II (No. 30) asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved equal is required as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments may be used as approved by local building officials. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT VENTILATION MATERIAL \A1;FIELD TILE \A1;BATTEN (NOMINAL 1"x2" MIN.) \A1;COUNTER BATTEN (NOMINAL 1"x2") \A1;ROOF DECK \A1;UNDERLAMENT 2"x2" NAILER \A1;CODE APPROVED ADHESIVE OVER MECHANICAL ATTACHMENT \A1;TRIM TILE SECURELY FASTEN TO FRAMING RIDGE/HIP NAILER OF SUFFICIENT HEIGHT TO MAINTAIN AN EVEN PLANE OF TRIM TILES CONTINUOUS 1" WIDE VENTILATION SLOT (MAY REQUIRE ADDITIONAL SEISMIC CONSIDERATION IN CERTAIN AREAS. CHECK WITH LOCAL BUILDING OFFICIALS) RIDGE BOARD RISER X X No. 16 GAUGE GALVANIZED STEEL, 24" O.C. VENTED RIDGE (OPTION) MC-18B 2x2 RIDGE BOARD RIDGE BOARD RISER 1" WIDE CONTINUOUS VENTILATION OPENING BATTEN RIDGE TILE VENTILATION MATERIAL FIELD TILE NOTE: REFER TO VENT MANUFACTURERS INSTRUCTIONS FOR PRODUCT REQUIREMENTS AND LIMITATIONS. CROSS SECTION "X-X" 3" WEATHER BLOCK CARRIED OVER TRIM NAILER TRIM TILE COVERS FIELD TILE MIN. 3" STANDARD G.I. FLASHING METAL CAP COVERS FIELD TILE MIN. 4" 4" WEATHER BLOCK CARRIED OVER TOP OF WALL OPTIONAL SECOND LAYER OF WEATHER BLOCK COVERING TOP 3" OF FIELD TILE AND FASTENED TO TOP OF WALL PARAPET OR MANSARD CONDITION METAL CAP CONDITION COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002 (rev 11/01) ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA COPYRIGHT VENT PIPE FLASHING PROFILE TILE FLASHING (CONFORM SHEET LEAD OR OTHER MALLEABLE METAL FLASHING TO PROFILE OF TILE.) TO MAINTAIN DRAINAGE TO TOP OF TILE VENT PIPE UNDERLAYMENT STORM COLLAR OR SEALANT DECK FLASHING (INSTALLED TO PREVENT MOISTURE FROM PENETRATING ROOF DECK. OPTIONAL THREE-COURSING WITH MASTIC AND MESH FOR INSTALLATION OF DECK FLASHING WHEN PERMITTED BY THE BUILDING OFFICIAL.) FIELD TILE WOOD BATTEN NOMINAL 1" x 2" (WHERE REQUIRED) MC-02 6. 5. 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: One layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 Type IV) or approved is required as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. All vent pipes require a roof deck and tile flashing. Tile flashings shall extend onto the tile a minimum of 4" on flat tile and a minimum of 1" past the crown of a profiled tile. For recommended tile fastening schedule(s) see Fastening Table 1 in Appendix 1A and 1B. Dimensions shown are minimums and are intended to be approximate to allow for reasonable tolerances due to field conditions. For flat tile, rigid flashing materials may be used. \A1;5' TO 10' \A1;5' TO 10' COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT \A1;34 1/2" \A1;23" \A1;11 1/2" 5' TO 10' 5' TO 10' 34 1/2" 23" 5 Mark a point at the eave line as close to the center of the hip section as possible. Measure a point away from either side of the center point (5'-10' if possible) making sure that both marks are the same distance from the center line. Using a tape measure or lines of exactly the same length. Swing an arc away from each mark to intersect as high on the hip as possible. The intersection point of the arcs represent the high point of the vertical line above the mark made near the center of the eave line. A chalk line may be snapped to provide vertical reference Incremental measurements may then be taken in either direction from this center line to provide guidelines for vertical alignment. ESTABLISHING VERTICAL ALIGNMENT On small hip sections, careful attention to horizontal alignment and proper tile placement is usually adequate to maintain vertical alignment. On larger roof sections, it is helpful to establish solid vertical alignment to ensure uniform appearance and ease of application. MC-07 ALTERNATE METHOD LAYOUT 3 5 4 Vertical alignment on interlocking tiles is, for the most part, controlled by the natural seat of the interlocking channels of the adjacent tiles. It is important however to establish a true vertical alignment prior to application of field tiles to assure a symmetrical installation. Proper roof layout greatly enhances the appearance and performance of the installed roof and serves to simplify and speed the application of the tile. A few minutes devoted to layout at the beginning of the job can result in significant savings of time and effort as the job progresses. On a gable roof installation, the first vertical guideline is established by installing the first three tiles of the eave course and measuring the distance from the leading edge of the third tile back to the rake edge. This increment is then marked at the ridge course and a chalk line is snapped to delineate the vertical guide. The exposed width dimension of the tile is then determined and measured from the vertical guide as frequently as needed to maintain proper alignment. Most often this measurement is marked in three-tile increments. Vertical lines shall be perpendicular to the eave Example above is based on roof tile that has an exposed width of 11 1/2" individually or 34 1/2" for three tiles variable variable 34 1/2" 34 1/2" 34 1/2" 34 1/2" 34 1/2" 34 1/2" 34 1/2" 34 1/2" 34 1/2" Exposed Width COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT VERTICAL BATTENS - FOR DEEP TROUGH VALLEY EDGE STRIP VERTICAL BATTEN PROVIDE 4" MIN. CLEARANCE FOR AIRFLOW AND DRAINAGE AIRFLOW MC-06 REFER TO MC-03 FOR WOVEN UNDERLAYMENT REFER TO MC-17 FOR FINISH DETAIL REFER TO MC-17B FOR DEEP TROUGH DETAIL 4. 3. 2. 1. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869, Type IV) or approved equal as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed. Batten strips should be sufficient thickness to fully engage protruding anchor lugs of the tile. Fasten battens a minimum of 24" on center with minimum 8d corrosion-resistant nails penetrating through decking or into structural framing. Batten attachment at 12" on center with staples a minimum of 1-1/2" long, 7/16" crown, No. 16 gage corrosion-resistant allowing for 3/4" penetration into roof deck or through the sheathing which ever is less or on 24" centers if fastened directly to structural framing. Consideration should be given to climate and roof orientation to determine if it is beneficial to specify/use vertical battens over underlayment, with horizontal battens secured over the vertical battens. See table 3 for additional considerations. COPYRIGHT * Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic tile. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to concrete and clay tiles. NTRMA\WSRCA REV. 3/2001 Drawing shown depicts the application of a generic roof tile installation. Unless otherwise noted it would apply to either concrete or clay tiles. 1/2002, REVISED 9/2002 ROOF TILE INSTITUTE\WSRCA ICBO ER-6034P COPYRIGHT VERTICAL BATTENS - FOR SHALLOW TROUGH VALLEY BATTENS WITH 2" GAPS FOR AIRFLOW AND DRAINAGE AT 48" O.C. VERTICAL BATTEN PROVIDE CLEARANCE FOR AIRFLOW AND DRAINAGE AIRFLOW VALLEY FLASHING (EXTEND ENTIRE WIDTH OF VALLEY METAL BEYOND ROOF EDGE) MC-06A REFER TO MC-03A FOR OVERLAPPING UNDERLAYMENT REFER TO MC-17B FOR FINISH DETAIL 4. 1. 2. 3. Notes: Provide one layer of No. 30 asphalt-saturated felt complying with ASTM D-226 Type II (ASTM D4869 TYPE IV) or approved equal as minimum underlayment on all tile roof applications. Other underlayments as approved by local building officials will be allowed Horizontal battens shall not be less than nominal 1"x2" or code approved equal. Fasten battens a minimum of 24" on center with minimum 8d corrosion-resistant nails penetrating through decking or into structural framing. Batten attachment at 12" on center with staples a minimum of 1-1/2" long, 7/16" crown, No. 16 gage corrosion-resistant allowing for 3/4" penetration into roof deck or through the sheathing which ever is less or on 24" centers if fastened directly to structural framing. Consideration should be given to climate and roof orientation to determine if it is beneficial to specify/use vertical battens over underlayment, with horizontal battens secured over the vertical battens. See table 3 for additional considerations.

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