ROOF BOARD
saveBOARD roofBOARD is engineered to be durable, moisture, and mould resistant panel, which will not disintegrate or delaminate in the presence of water. Our roofBOARD has been used extensively in the USA for > 12 years in real-world installations in the harshest climates prove its unmatched resilience. The most iconic project to date is the roof underlay of the Tesla Gigafactory One in Sparks Nevada.
APPLICATION
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Exterior Roof Board
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For use with TPO, EPDM, PVC, and Asphalt Emulsion
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Alternative to Plywood or OSB (Oriented Strand Board) for roofing substrate applications
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Low carbon alternative to traditional roofing materials.
THICKNESS
12mm, other thicknesses by request only
LENGTH - All 1200mm wide
2400mm to 3000mm
DESCRIPTION
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Fibreglass faced roofing substrate.
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High impact & load applications
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Noise attenuation with high STC rating - STC Rating of 31 dBA at 10mm thickness board only
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Water repellent
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ZERO Water, Glues, Chemicals added. VOC's and Formaldehydes are < 5% of the Green Building Standard (0.005mg/m2/hr)
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13 years of in-service history in the USA, including the Tesla GigaFactory, multiple Target Department Stores, Microsoft, Palms Theater.
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Declare label: Our products have been determined to meet the requirements for all applicable Imperatives of the Living Building Challenge.
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Embodied Energy calculations have been completed for our products for a 'cradle to gate' life cycle.
COMPLIANCE
saveBOARD is a US proven product with > 15 years in-service history. The product has been successfully tested (in the US) to meet all appropriate International Building Code requirements for roofBOARD. saveBOARD has been used in Australia since 2022.
The documentation attached clearly demonstrates that saveBOARD meets all obligations under Australian Building Code. We have third party experts provide compliance statement (deem to satisfy solution) confirming that the US test certification combined with Australian & NZ testing demonstrates equivalence to Australian Building Code requirements.
