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1993 SPI PFCD The roofing system that can stand up to high-wind disasters

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Abstract
Typically, the roof is the most vulnerable part of the building subject to damage from high-wind disasters. Once the roof goes) the interior of the building is exposed to the elements. In fact) water damage to a structure and its contents is often ten times more costly than the damage to the roof itself. That's why it's important to cover your building with a roofing system that can hold up to the punishing blows of high winds.
Date
1/1993
Author(s)
SPI
Page(s)
1-4
Keyword(s)
polyurethane; foam; BUR


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