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This category lists manufacturers, industry-related news, press releases, PDF catalogs and other documentation related to roofing products including: asphalt roll roofing; roofing systems; gutter guards; roof insulations; roof shakes; roof shingles; metal roof tiles; asphalt shingles; clay roof tiles; concrete roof tiles; synthetic slate shingles; ridge vents and more.

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  • In-Vent Rooftop Intake
  • Source: REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR Magazine 2/24/2008
  • In-Vent is a rooftop intake vent that lets in fresh air when traditional soffit vents cannot be used. Ideal for roofers and remodelers who need to add intake ventilation to balance ridge vents but can't access the soffits or overhangs. Available in 4-foot pieces, it gives 7 inches of unobstructed vent area per linear foot. 800.837.8368. More
  • Delta-Vent S Roof Underlayment
  • Source: REPLACEMENT CONTRACTOR Magazine 2/24/2008
  • Ensure a drier home with Delta-Vent S, a fully waterproof roof underlayment designed to help the home breathe and dry. For use on insulated, pitched roofs, Delta-Vent S features vapor permeability that lets residual moisture from inside the home migrate through to the outdoors, so that thermal insulation stays dry and performs as intended. Because of its low weight per square yard, the material can be unrolled fast and flush without any distortion or buckling, the maker says. 905.563.3255. More

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  • FAFCO Announces the First All-Polymer, Do-it-Yourself Solar Hot Water System
  • Source: ebuild 3/20/2008
  • FAFCO Hot2o Solar Hot Water System FAFCO Inc., the oldest and largest producer of solar pool heating panels in the United States, announces the world's first lightweight, affordable, all-polymer, do-it-yourself solar hot water system designed to reduce water heating bills by up to 50%. Hot2o is the culmination of a ten-year collaboration with the U.S. Department of Energy. More