How to use butyl tape - Tech Tuesday

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Happy Tech Tuesday! Today, Tim will be showing the importance of butyl tape for a standing seam metal roof and the damage caused without it. After, Cody will be giving all of the need to knows about how to properly install your butyl tape to each roof panel as well as how they are installed, correctly. ⚒🏡
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17 июн 2024

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@RealWolfmanDan 6 месяцев назад

Over 5,000 likes and zero comments so here's a comment thanks for the video it was helpful

@rvvanlife День назад

In the van life community a lot of roof vents get Installed. Butyl tape is used between van roof and vent flange, however underneath the flange are ridges , I guess to better bite into the Butyl. Would it make a better seal to apply lap sealant under the vent flange before pressing it down on the Butyl?

@georgetteconstant9050 6 месяцев назад

My question about Butyl tape is the repair of a seam in a gutter.Caul doesn't seem to hold, maybe it's the expansion> The tape goes on the outside of the gutter, after it is clean and over 40 degrees (not too cold out) correct? thanks I appreciate it.

@Lifetimecommercialroofing 6 месяцев назад

Butyl tape is too thick for gutter repairs. Gun grade butyl, sealant and rivets will be a better option. Just make sure that your gutters have a big enough lap that the butyl doesn’t squeeze out all over the place. On the inside of the seam I would cover it With standard gutter sealant

@danmowry3509 10 дней назад

hello, I was thinking of also putting some rubber tape or something on top of the z purlin before the steel roof goes down for a thermal break...is this a good idea?

@Lifetimecommercialroofing 7 дней назад

Yes a thermal break is a good idea but we would recommend using an 3/4" foam thermal break instead of rubber. Rubber has a higher conductivity than EPS foam.