What is foam closure?

Foam closures are dense foam rubber strips that can be used on either side of a metal panel that are used to help seal the panel. ½” corrugated inside/outside foam closure. R-Panel inside foam closure. R-Panel outside foam closure. Western Rib® (7.2 Panel) inside/outside foam closure.

Are foam closure strips waterproof?

These strips are incredibly durable and are moisture-resistant, helping reduce your chance of leaks from rain, snow, or sleet. They also help keep out pests, birds, and rodents that could cause damage to your roof.

What is B decking?

Type B Deck is the most common structural metal decking in the industry. It is an ideal structural substrate on short to medium span conditions that range from three feet to ten feet in distance. B Deck is lightweight, strong, economical, and easy to install. The panel in the image below is 1.5” deep and 36” wide.

What is the difference between inside and outside closure strips?

Inside closure strips are used under the panel (i.e. eaves). Inside closure strips are used under the roofing (i.e. eaves). Outside closure strips are used on top of the roofing(i.e. ridge).

What are closure strips used for?

Wound closure strips are porous surgical tape strips which can be used to close small wounds. They are applied across the laceration in a manner which pulls the skin on either side of the wound together.

How long do foam closure strips last?

The Marco Industries Closure-Foam™ is UV resistant and designed to last 40 years or more!

What are foam closure strips for?

Foam closure strips is a polyethylene closure designed to be used at roof and wall edges and with the 2.5 in. corrugated metal roof wall panel. Dense material keeps insects out. The gray foam closure can easily be cut to length if needed.

What is Type B roof deck?

Type B deck is a wide-rib roof deck ideal for a wide range of applications. Standard or cellular, acoustic or vented, interlocking or nested side laps, B deck is among the most flexible of our 1½-inch deep roof decks.

What is the difference between composite and non composite floor deck?

Unlike composite deck, selection of non-composite deck is not determined by the uniform load being supported, since in a non-composite application the deck is only used as a form for the concrete and not for positive reinforcement. used when the spans and loads exceed the capability of standard form deck.

What are corrugated closure strips?

Foam inside closure strips are designed to attach under the metal roof panels at the eave to keep insects and weather out. The closure strips have self adhesive to easily adhere to the inside of the roof panels. They are designed to match the inside ribs on the metal roofing panel to ensure a secure fit.

Why metal deck foam plugs?

Metal Deck Foam Plugs Foam closures are available in a variety of widths and materials to meet your projects needs. Our closures can handle extreme weather and varying temperatures. These flexible and lightweight closures are designed to handle closure shrinkage, moisture absorption, vapor transmission, and noise migration issues.

Why EPDM rubber closures for metal deck?

Why EPDM Rubber closures for Metal Deck? EPDM is one of the most widely used synthetic rubbers in many static and dynamic applications. EPDM is used extensively in outdoor applications where weather and water resistance is required. It can be found in several industries ranging from automotive to HVAC.

These flexible and lightweight closures are designed to handle closure shrinkage, moisture absorption, vapor transmission, and noise migration issues. Need Help? Call (410) 796-7968 Or Text Us! Use Foam Closure to complete the installation of your corrugated roofing system.

Where to use closure strips for metal deck?

Solid closure strips should be used in roof valleys, while closure plugs should be used in deck flutes. Closure strips are available in vented style, to allow air flow when needed Solid closure strips should be at the ridge when using ridgeline ridge vent Why EPDM Rubber closures for Metal Deck?