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Garrison Collection Champagne - Garrison Collection Products
Experience luxury with Champagne from Garrison's Gold Label Engineered Hardwood. Timeless elegance and unmatched quality.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products comply with the California Air Resources Board Phase 2 (CARB2) standards, limiting formaldehyde emissions from composite wood products.
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This CERT signifies membership in the National Wood Flooring Association (NWFA), a not-for-profit trade association representing all segments of the hardwood flooring industry, including manufacturers, distributors, retailers, installers, importers/exporters, inspectors, and consultants.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
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Steves & Sons Legacy Smooth Fiberglass 3 Panel Craftsman Steves Doors
This traditional fiberglass door complements the architecture of any home. Built to perform in any climate – hot or cold, wet or dry – with less maintenance than a wood or steel door. Not only will this door add beauty to your home, but replacing an old or outdated door with a new one can increase your home’s value.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
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Steves & Sons Legacy Smooth Fiberglass 2 Panel Roundtop Plank Steves Doors
This traditional fiberglass door complements the architecture of any home. Built to perform in any climate – hot or cold, wet or dry – with less maintenance than a wood or steel door. Not only will this door add beauty to your home, but replacing an old or outdated door with a new one can increase your home’s value.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
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Steves & Sons Legacy Direct Glazed Smooth Fiberglass 1/4 Lite Steves Doors
This traditional direct glazed door complements the architecture of any home. Built to perform in any climate – hot or cold, wet or dry – with less maintenance than a wood or steel door. Not only will this door add beauty to your home, but replacing an old or outdated door with a new one can increase your home’s value.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
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Tarkett Adaptt - Tarkett Commercial
Adaptt (LVT) Luxury Vinyl Planks and Tiles offer complete design freedom with endless layout possibilities across a broad range of patterns, colorways and installation techniques.Scored Product Attributes
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ASTM E648 is a Standard Test Method that measures the critical radiant flux of floor-covering systems when exposed to a radiant heat energy source. This test evaluates the propensity of floor coverings to spread flame in a corridor or exitway under simulated fire conditions, providing essential data for fire safety assessments.
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This CERT specifies a laboratory test method for measuring the static coefficient of friction (SCOF) of polish-coated flooring surfaces using the James Machine. It establishes a compliance criterion to determine the safety of polished walkway surfaces concerning human locomotion.
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ASTM E2179 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the effectiveness of floor coverings in reducing impact sound transmission through concrete floors. It quantifies how well different floor coverings mitigate impact noise, such as footsteps, by measuring the improvement in impact insulation class (ΔIIC) when the covering is applied over a standard concrete slab.
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ASTM F1265 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient floor tiles, such as vinyl composition and asphalt tiles, to impact forces. This assessment is crucial for determining the durability and suitability of flooring materials in environments where they may be subjected to dropped objects or similar impacts.
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ASTM F1304 is a Standard Test Method that determines the deflection of relatively rigid resilient floor tiles, such as vinyl composition tiles and resilient flooring with a rigid polymeric core. This test assesses the tile's ability to conform to uneven subfloors without breaking or cracking, ensuring durability and performance in various installations.
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ASTM F137 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the flexibility of resilient flooring materials using a cylindrical mandrel apparatus. This test determines a material's ability to withstand bending or rolling without cracking, breaking, or developing other permanent defects, which is essential for ensuring ease of handling during installation and durability in use.
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ASTM F1514 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the heat stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to elevated temperatures. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to high-temperature conditions during use.
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This CERT verifies that hard surface flooring materials, adhesives, and underlayments meet stringent indoor air quality (IAQ) standards by limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), thereby contributing to healthier indoor environments.
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ASTM F1515 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the light stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to light over a specified period. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to light exposure during use.
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ASTM F2055 is a Standard Test Method that specifies procedures for determining the dimensions (length and width) and squareness of resilient floor tiles using a dial gauge method. Accurate measurements of these parameters are essential to ensure proper installation and aesthetic quality of flooring systems.
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ASTM F970 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the recovery properties of resilient floor coverings after prolonged static loading. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand static loads from furniture or equipment without sustaining permanent indentations, thereby ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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ASTM F925 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient flooring materials to surface deterioration when exposed to various chemical reagents. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand chemical exposure in residential and commercial environments, ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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ASTM F2199 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the dimensional stability and curling properties of resilient flooring materials after exposure to heat. This assessment is crucial for ensuring that flooring products maintain their size and flatness over time, particularly when subjected to temperature variations during service
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ASTM F386 is a Standard Test Method that specifies the procedure for measuring the thickness of resilient non-textile floor coverings, including both tile and sheet materials with flat surfaces. Accurate thickness measurement is essential for quality control and ensuring compliance with applicable specifications in flooring products.
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| Warranty: Over 7 - 10 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
"Carbon Reduction Goals Tier 1" refers to the highest level of ambition for carbon reduction targets set by companies. It is often used as a term in sustainability and climate action initiatives, including the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). To achieve Tier 1 status, companies must set absolute GHG emissions reduction targets, which means reducing their emissions in absolute terms.
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Made in United States of America
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Tarkett Aquarelle - Tarkett Commercial
Adaptt LVT with SureSet™ technology is designed to drastically reduce the time and expense of your next floor installation.Scored Product Attributes
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ASTM F1265 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient floor tiles, such as vinyl composition and asphalt tiles, to impact forces. This assessment is crucial for determining the durability and suitability of flooring materials in environments where they may be subjected to dropped objects or similar impacts.
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This CERT specifies a laboratory test method for measuring the static coefficient of friction (SCOF) of polish-coated flooring surfaces using the James Machine. It establishes a compliance criterion to determine the safety of polished walkway surfaces concerning human locomotion.
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ASTM E648 is a Standard Test Method that measures the critical radiant flux of floor-covering systems when exposed to a radiant heat energy source. This test evaluates the propensity of floor coverings to spread flame in a corridor or exitway under simulated fire conditions, providing essential data for fire safety assessments.
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ASTM F137 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the flexibility of resilient flooring materials using a cylindrical mandrel apparatus. This test determines a material's ability to withstand bending or rolling without cracking, breaking, or developing other permanent defects, which is essential for ensuring ease of handling during installation and durability in use.
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ASTM F1514 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the heat stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to elevated temperatures. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to high-temperature conditions during use.
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ASTM F1515 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the light stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to light over a specified period. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to light exposure during use.
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ASTM F1700 is a Standard Specification that establishes the material and performance requirements for solid vinyl floor tiles intended for use in commercial, light commercial, and residential buildings. This specification ensures that such flooring products meet consistent quality and durability standards
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This CERT verifies that hard surface flooring materials, adhesives, and underlayments meet stringent indoor air quality (IAQ) standards by limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), thereby contributing to healthier indoor environments.
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ASTM F1914 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the short-term indentation and residual indentation of resilient floor coverings when subjected to concentrated loads. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand static pressures without permanent deformation, ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance in various applications.
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ASTM F2199 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the dimensional stability and curling properties of resilient flooring materials after exposure to heat. This assessment is crucial for ensuring that flooring products maintain their size and flatness over time, particularly when subjected to temperature variations during service
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ASTM F925 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient flooring materials to surface deterioration when exposed to various chemical reagents. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand chemical exposure in residential and commercial environments, ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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ASTM F970 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the recovery properties of resilient floor coverings after prolonged static loading. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand static loads from furniture or equipment without sustaining permanent indentations, thereby ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
"Carbon Reduction Goals Tier 1" refers to the highest level of ambition for carbon reduction targets set by companies. It is often used as a term in sustainability and climate action initiatives, including the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). To achieve Tier 1 status, companies must set absolute GHG emissions reduction targets, which means reducing their emissions in absolute terms.
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Made in United States of America
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Andersen Windows 400 Series gliding window
Made of wood protected by a vinyl exterior, it's our best-selling gliding window.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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This CERT sets performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, and structural performance. It ensures durability and reliability in residential and commercial applications, meeting North American building codes and consumer expectations.
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This CERT establishes performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, structural integrity, and energy efficiency. It ensures compliance with evolving building codes and promotes high-quality fenestration in residential and commercial applications.
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This CERT establishes standardized energy performance ratings for fenestration products, including windows, doors, and skylights, to assist consumers and professionals in making informed decisions regarding energy efficiency.
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This CERT signifies that windows, doors, and skylights have been manufactured and tested in accordance with stringent performance standards, ensuring their quality, durability, and compliance with building codes.
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| Warranty: Over 1 - 2 Year |
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Andersen Windows 400 Series casement window
Our top casement window offers a timeless mix of engineering and craftsmanship with customizable options and accessories.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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This CERT sets performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, and structural performance. It ensures durability and reliability in residential and commercial applications, meeting North American building codes and consumer expectations.
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This CERT establishes performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, structural integrity, and energy efficiency. It ensures compliance with evolving building codes and promotes high-quality fenestration in residential and commercial applications.
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This CERT establishes standardized energy performance ratings for fenestration products, including windows, doors, and skylights, to assist consumers and professionals in making informed decisions regarding energy efficiency.
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This CERT signifies that windows, doors, and skylights have been manufactured and tested in accordance with stringent performance standards, ensuring their quality, durability, and compliance with building codes.
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| Warranty: Over 1 - 2 Year |
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Andersen Windows 100 Series single-hung window
100 Series single-hung windows allow ventilation through a single operable lower sash that slides up and down.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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This CERT sets performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, and structural performance. It ensures durability and reliability in residential and commercial applications, meeting North American building codes and consumer expectations.
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This CERT establishes performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, structural integrity, and energy efficiency. It ensures compliance with evolving building codes and promotes high-quality fenestration in residential and commercial applications.
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This CERT establishes standardized energy performance ratings for fenestration products, including windows, doors, and skylights, to assist consumers and professionals in making informed decisions regarding energy efficiency.
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This CERT signifies that windows, doors, and skylights have been manufactured and tested in accordance with stringent performance standards, ensuring their quality, durability, and compliance with building codes.
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| Warranty: Over 1 - 2 Year |
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Andersen Windows 400 Series bay and bow windows
400 Series bay and bow windows feature all of the individual qualities of our Woodwright, double-hung and casement windows.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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This CERT sets performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, and structural performance. It ensures durability and reliability in residential and commercial applications, meeting North American building codes and consumer expectations.
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This CERT establishes performance standards for windows, doors, and skylights, focusing on air, water, structural integrity, and energy efficiency. It ensures compliance with evolving building codes and promotes high-quality fenestration in residential and commercial applications.
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This CERT establishes standardized energy performance ratings for fenestration products, including windows, doors, and skylights, to assist consumers and professionals in making informed decisions regarding energy efficiency.
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This CERT signifies that windows, doors, and skylights have been manufactured and tested in accordance with stringent performance standards, ensuring their quality, durability, and compliance with building codes.
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| Warranty: Over 1 - 2 Year |
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Armstrong Flooring American Charm Oak Luxury Vinyl Tile U5039
View features, specs and warranty information for Linen Breeze 6 in. Oak Luxury Vinyl Tile and other products from the American Charm Collection.Scored Product Attributes
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ASTM E648 is a Standard Test Method that measures the critical radiant flux of floor-covering systems when exposed to a radiant heat energy source. This test evaluates the propensity of floor coverings to spread flame in a corridor or exitway under simulated fire conditions, providing essential data for fire safety assessments.
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ASTM E662 is a Standard Test Method that determines the specific optical density of smoke generated by solid materials and assemblies mounted vertically, with thicknesses up to 1 inch (25.4 mm). This method measures the attenuation of a light beam by smoke accumulating within a closed chamber due to nonflaming pyrolytic decomposition and flaming combustion
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ASTM F137 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the flexibility of resilient flooring materials using a cylindrical mandrel apparatus. This test determines a material's ability to withstand bending or rolling without cracking, breaking, or developing other permanent defects, which is essential for ensuring ease of handling during installation and durability in use.
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ASTM F1514 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the heat stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to elevated temperatures. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to high-temperature conditions during use.
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ASTM F1515 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the light stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to light over a specified period. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to light exposure during use.
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ASTM F2055 is a Standard Test Method that specifies procedures for determining the dimensions (length and width) and squareness of resilient floor tiles using a dial gauge method. Accurate measurements of these parameters are essential to ensure proper installation and aesthetic quality of flooring systems.
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ASTM F2199 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the dimensional stability and curling properties of resilient flooring materials after exposure to heat. This assessment is crucial for ensuring that flooring products maintain their size and flatness over time, particularly when subjected to temperature variations during service
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ASTM F386 is a Standard Test Method that specifies the procedure for measuring the thickness of resilient non-textile floor coverings, including both tile and sheet materials with flat surfaces. Accurate thickness measurement is essential for quality control and ensuring compliance with applicable specifications in flooring products.
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ASTM F925 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient flooring materials to surface deterioration when exposed to various chemical reagents. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand chemical exposure in residential and commercial environments, ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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ASTM F970 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the recovery properties of resilient floor coverings after prolonged static loading. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand static loads from furniture or equipment without sustaining permanent indentations, thereby ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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This CERT verifies that hard surface flooring materials, adhesives, and underlayments meet stringent indoor air quality (IAQ) standards by limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), thereby contributing to healthier indoor environments.
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| Warranty: Over 14 - 20 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
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Armstrong Flooring American Charm Oak Luxury Vinyl Tile U5042
View features, specs and warranty information for Emberglow Brown 6 in. Oak Luxury Vinyl Tile and other products from the American Charm Collection.Scored Product Attributes
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ASTM E662 is a Standard Test Method that determines the specific optical density of smoke generated by solid materials and assemblies mounted vertically, with thicknesses up to 1 inch (25.4 mm). This method measures the attenuation of a light beam by smoke accumulating within a closed chamber due to nonflaming pyrolytic decomposition and flaming combustion
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ASTM E648 is a Standard Test Method that measures the critical radiant flux of floor-covering systems when exposed to a radiant heat energy source. This test evaluates the propensity of floor coverings to spread flame in a corridor or exitway under simulated fire conditions, providing essential data for fire safety assessments.
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ASTM F137 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the flexibility of resilient flooring materials using a cylindrical mandrel apparatus. This test determines a material's ability to withstand bending or rolling without cracking, breaking, or developing other permanent defects, which is essential for ensuring ease of handling during installation and durability in use.
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ASTM F1514 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the heat stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to elevated temperatures. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to high-temperature conditions during use.
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ASTM F1515 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the light stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to light over a specified period. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to light exposure during use.
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ASTM F2055 is a Standard Test Method that specifies procedures for determining the dimensions (length and width) and squareness of resilient floor tiles using a dial gauge method. Accurate measurements of these parameters are essential to ensure proper installation and aesthetic quality of flooring systems.
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ASTM F2199 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the dimensional stability and curling properties of resilient flooring materials after exposure to heat. This assessment is crucial for ensuring that flooring products maintain their size and flatness over time, particularly when subjected to temperature variations during service
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ASTM F386 is a Standard Test Method that specifies the procedure for measuring the thickness of resilient non-textile floor coverings, including both tile and sheet materials with flat surfaces. Accurate thickness measurement is essential for quality control and ensuring compliance with applicable specifications in flooring products.
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ASTM F925 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient flooring materials to surface deterioration when exposed to various chemical reagents. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand chemical exposure in residential and commercial environments, ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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ASTM F970 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the recovery properties of resilient floor coverings after prolonged static loading. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand static loads from furniture or equipment without sustaining permanent indentations, thereby ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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This CERT verifies that hard surface flooring materials, adhesives, and underlayments meet stringent indoor air quality (IAQ) standards by limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), thereby contributing to healthier indoor environments.
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| Warranty: Over 14 - 20 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
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VELUX Fixed Skylight
The Fixed Skylight is perfect for visually expanding areas such as hallways, stairwells, and dark spaces that can be transformed with light.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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| Warranty: Over 7 - 10 Year |
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VELUX Solar-Powered
VELUX solar-powered skylights provide energy-efficient natural light and ventilation. Enjoy the convenience of solar power and rain sensors. Browse our innovative designs today!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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| Warranty: Over 7 - 10 Year |
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Marvin Marvin Awaken Skylight | Marvin
Bring light, air and a boost of energy into your home with Marvin Awaken Skylights, featuring operable shades, all-side venting and dimmable LED.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet energy efficiency standards set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), reducing energy consumption and environmental impact.
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| Warranty: Over 7 - 10 Year |
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Florida Tile Enchant - Marble Look Tile | Floor & Wall Tile
Enchant from Florida Tile is an exquisite line of glazed porcelain floor tile and wall tile. This line brings stunning marble look tile to the modern market.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT defines performance and quality standards for ceramic tiles, covering manufacturing, testing, and labeling requirements. It ensures consistency, reliability, and durability for tiles in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the resistance of ceramic and glass tiles to staining by exposing them to various staining agents and evaluating the effectiveness of cleaning procedures. It ensures that tile surfaces maintain their aesthetic quality when subjected to common staining substances.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the linear thermal expansion of premelted frits—such as porcelain enamel and glaze—and fired ceramic whiteware products using a dilatometer. It provides a standardized procedure to measure how these materials expand when subjected to temperature changes, which is crucial for predicting stress and ensuring the structural integrity of ceramic products in various thermal environments.
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This CERT specifies test methods for determining water absorption, bulk density, apparent porosity, and apparent specific gravity of ceramic and glass tiles. It provides standardized procedures to assess these properties, ensuring tiles meet quality and performance standards for various applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the bond strength between ceramic tiles—including glazed wall tiles, mosaic tiles, quarry tiles, porcelain tiles, and paver tiles—and Portland cement paste. It provides a standardized procedure to assess the adhesive capability of tiles to cementitious substrates, ensuring durability and performance in various applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for assessing the thermal shock resistance of glazed ceramic tiles. It evaluates the tiles' ability to withstand rapid temperature changes, ensuring durability in environments subject to thermal fluctuations.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the breaking strength of ceramic tiles, including glazed wall tiles, mosaic tiles, quarry tiles, porcelain tiles, and paver tiles. It provides a standardized procedure to assess the force required to cause tile breakage, ensuring products meet quality and performance standards for various applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the resistance of ceramic and glass tiles to chemical substances commonly encountered in household and cleaning environments. It provides a standardized procedure to assess the durability of tile surfaces when exposed to various chemicals, ensuring suitability for applications such as food counters, lavatories, and other areas where tiles may come into contact with food, chemicals, and waste substances
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This CERT verifies that tiles and tile installation materials meet comprehensive sustainability criteria, encompassing environmental impact, manufacturing processes, and corporate social responsibility, ensuring products contribute positively to the environment and society.
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Origins
Made in United States of America
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MSI Surfaces Glacier Statuary Tub and Shower Surround Panels - MSI
Glacier Statuary Shower Surround Panels from MSI have a white background with gray veining, making these shower surround panels an elegant bathroom addition.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet strict standards for low chemical emissions, contributing to healthier indoor air quality by reducing exposure to pollutants and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
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Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Social
This brand publishes a Modern Slavery Statement, demonstrating its commitment to preventing forced labor and human trafficking in its supply chain.
Company participates in community outreach or activism programs.
This brand supports Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, promoting a diverse and inclusive workplace and community.
Enviro
This brand uses renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, or hydro power to run its operations.
This brand conducts Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) for its products to assess their environmental impact from production to disposal.
This brand is LEED certified, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable building practices and energy efficiency.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
Governance
This brand is owned and operated by women.
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MSI Surfaces Akoya Pearl 3" Hexagon Mosaic Tile - MSI Backsplash Tile
Akoya Pearl is a stunning hexagon tile in a mosaic pattern featuring white, cream, and blue hues mixed together to create a unique pearl-like look.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products meet strict standards for low chemical emissions, contributing to healthier indoor air quality by reducing exposure to pollutants and volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
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Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Social
This brand publishes a Modern Slavery Statement, demonstrating its commitment to preventing forced labor and human trafficking in its supply chain.
Company participates in community outreach or activism programs.
This brand supports Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) initiatives, promoting a diverse and inclusive workplace and community.
Enviro
This brand uses renewable energy sources such as solar, wind, or hydro power to run its operations.
This brand conducts Life Cycle Analysis (LCA) for its products to assess their environmental impact from production to disposal.
This brand is LEED certified, demonstrating its commitment to sustainable building practices and energy efficiency.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
Governance
This brand is owned and operated by women.
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Armstrong Flooring American Charm Beech Luxury Vinyl Tile U5059
View features, specs and warranty information for Harbor Mist 6 in. Beech Luxury Vinyl Tile and other products from the American Charm Collection.Scored Product Attributes
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ASTM F2199 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the dimensional stability and curling properties of resilient flooring materials after exposure to heat. This assessment is crucial for ensuring that flooring products maintain their size and flatness over time, particularly when subjected to temperature variations during service
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ASTM E648 is a Standard Test Method that measures the critical radiant flux of floor-covering systems when exposed to a radiant heat energy source. This test evaluates the propensity of floor coverings to spread flame in a corridor or exitway under simulated fire conditions, providing essential data for fire safety assessments.
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ASTM E662 is a Standard Test Method that determines the specific optical density of smoke generated by solid materials and assemblies mounted vertically, with thicknesses up to 1 inch (25.4 mm). This method measures the attenuation of a light beam by smoke accumulating within a closed chamber due to nonflaming pyrolytic decomposition and flaming combustion
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ASTM F137 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the flexibility of resilient flooring materials using a cylindrical mandrel apparatus. This test determines a material's ability to withstand bending or rolling without cracking, breaking, or developing other permanent defects, which is essential for ensuring ease of handling during installation and durability in use.
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ASTM F1514 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the heat stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to elevated temperatures. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to high-temperature conditions during use.
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ASTM F1515 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the light stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to light over a specified period. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to light exposure during use.
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ASTM F2055 is a Standard Test Method that specifies procedures for determining the dimensions (length and width) and squareness of resilient floor tiles using a dial gauge method. Accurate measurements of these parameters are essential to ensure proper installation and aesthetic quality of flooring systems.
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ASTM F386 is a Standard Test Method that specifies the procedure for measuring the thickness of resilient non-textile floor coverings, including both tile and sheet materials with flat surfaces. Accurate thickness measurement is essential for quality control and ensuring compliance with applicable specifications in flooring products.
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ASTM F925 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient flooring materials to surface deterioration when exposed to various chemical reagents. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand chemical exposure in residential and commercial environments, ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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ASTM F970 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the recovery properties of resilient floor coverings after prolonged static loading. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand static loads from furniture or equipment without sustaining permanent indentations, thereby ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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This CERT verifies that hard surface flooring materials, adhesives, and underlayments meet stringent indoor air quality (IAQ) standards by limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), thereby contributing to healthier indoor environments.
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| Warranty: Over 14 - 20 Year |
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Origins
Made in United States of America
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Tarkett Tarkett VCT II - Tarkett Commercial
Tarkett VCT II brings great design and outstanding value together in a long-trusted solution. This durable material is made to withstand heavy traffic and rolling loads, delivering strong performance where it’s needed most. Design is never lacking either, with a carefully selected palette of favorite neutrals and colorful accents that can be mixed and matched in creative layouts.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a laboratory test method for measuring the static coefficient of friction (SCOF) of polish-coated flooring surfaces using the James Machine. It establishes a compliance criterion to determine the safety of polished walkway surfaces concerning human locomotion.
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ASTM E648 is a Standard Test Method that measures the critical radiant flux of floor-covering systems when exposed to a radiant heat energy source. This test evaluates the propensity of floor coverings to spread flame in a corridor or exitway under simulated fire conditions, providing essential data for fire safety assessments.
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ASTM F1265 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient floor tiles, such as vinyl composition and asphalt tiles, to impact forces. This assessment is crucial for determining the durability and suitability of flooring materials in environments where they may be subjected to dropped objects or similar impacts.
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ASTM F1304 is a Standard Test Method that determines the deflection of relatively rigid resilient floor tiles, such as vinyl composition tiles and resilient flooring with a rigid polymeric core. This test assesses the tile's ability to conform to uneven subfloors without breaking or cracking, ensuring durability and performance in various installations.
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ASTM F1514 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the heat stability of resilient flooring materials by measuring color changes after exposure to elevated temperatures. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to maintain its appearance and performance when subjected to high-temperature conditions during use.
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ASTM F2055 is a Standard Test Method that specifies procedures for determining the dimensions (length and width) and squareness of resilient floor tiles using a dial gauge method. Accurate measurements of these parameters are essential to ensure proper installation and aesthetic quality of flooring systems.
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ASTM F2199 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the dimensional stability and curling properties of resilient flooring materials after exposure to heat. This assessment is crucial for ensuring that flooring products maintain their size and flatness over time, particularly when subjected to temperature variations during service
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ASTM F925 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the resistance of resilient flooring materials to surface deterioration when exposed to various chemical reagents. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand chemical exposure in residential and commercial environments, ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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ASTM F970 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the recovery properties of resilient floor coverings after prolonged static loading. This assessment is crucial for determining a flooring material's ability to withstand static loads from furniture or equipment without sustaining permanent indentations, thereby ensuring durability and maintaining aesthetic appearance.
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This CERT verifies that hard surface flooring materials, adhesives, and underlayments meet stringent indoor air quality (IAQ) standards by limiting emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs), thereby contributing to healthier indoor environments.
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| Warranty: Over 3-5 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
"Carbon Reduction Goals Tier 1" refers to the highest level of ambition for carbon reduction targets set by companies. It is often used as a term in sustainability and climate action initiatives, including the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi). To achieve Tier 1 status, companies must set absolute GHG emissions reduction targets, which means reducing their emissions in absolute terms.
Origins
Made in United States of America
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Florida Tile Emotive - Glazed Ceramic Tile | Wall Tile
This collection of glazed ceramic tile beautifully links art, aesthetics, and the built environment, offering a full range of both neutral and dramatic colors, shapes, and textures.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT defines performance and quality standards for ceramic tiles, covering manufacturing, testing, and labeling requirements. It ensures consistency, reliability, and durability for tiles in residential, commercial, and industrial applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the resistance of ceramic and glass tiles to staining by exposing them to various staining agents and evaluating the effectiveness of cleaning procedures. It ensures that tile surfaces maintain their aesthetic quality when subjected to common staining substances.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the linear thermal expansion of premelted frits—such as porcelain enamel and glaze—and fired ceramic whiteware products using a dilatometer. It provides a standardized procedure to measure how these materials expand when subjected to temperature changes, which is crucial for predicting stress and ensuring the structural integrity of ceramic products in various thermal environments.
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This CERT specifies test methods for determining water absorption, bulk density, apparent porosity, and apparent specific gravity of ceramic and glass tiles. It provides standardized procedures to assess these properties, ensuring tiles meet quality and performance standards for various applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the bond strength between ceramic tiles—including glazed wall tiles, mosaic tiles, quarry tiles, porcelain tiles, and paver tiles—and Portland cement paste. It provides a standardized procedure to assess the adhesive capability of tiles to cementitious substrates, ensuring durability and performance in various applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for assessing the thermal shock resistance of glazed ceramic tiles. It evaluates the tiles' ability to withstand rapid temperature changes, ensuring durability in environments subject to thermal fluctuations.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the breaking strength of ceramic tiles, including glazed wall tiles, mosaic tiles, quarry tiles, porcelain tiles, and paver tiles. It provides a standardized procedure to assess the force required to cause tile breakage, ensuring products meet quality and performance standards for various applications.
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This CERT specifies a test method for determining the resistance of ceramic and glass tiles to chemical substances commonly encountered in household and cleaning environments. It provides a standardized procedure to assess the durability of tile surfaces when exposed to various chemicals, ensuring suitability for applications such as food counters, lavatories, and other areas where tiles may come into contact with food, chemicals, and waste substances
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| Warranty: Lifetime |
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CertainTeed Presidential Shake TL | CertainTeed
CertainTeed's Presidential Shake TL shingles are a luxurious, durable with unique tri-laminate technology for superior protection. They come in various colors and offer easy installation, making them a reliable choice for homeowners seeking a long-lasting roofing solution.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CAN/ULC-S107 standard, titled "Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Roof Coverings," establishes test methods to evaluate the fire performance of roof covering materials when exposed to external fire sources. These methods are applicable to materials intended for installation on both combustible and non-combustible decks, assessing their ability to resist fire spread and penetration.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
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West Wind Hardwood FSC Marine Occume (African Mahogany) - West Wind Hardwood
$75.00
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This CERT verifies that products are made from a mix of materials including FSC-certified wood, recycled content and controlled wood from responsible sources according to the standards of the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).
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This CERT is the British Standard for marine plywood, specifying the quality and performance requirements of plywood used in marine environments. This standard ensures that the plywood is suitable for boat construction and other marine applications, where durability and resistance to moisture are critical.
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| Warranty: 45 - 90 Day |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
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CertainTeed NorthGate ClimateFlex | CertainTeed
CertainTeed's NorthGate ClimateFlex roofing: durable, pliable shingles designed to withstand extreme weather, resist algae, and offer easy installation. A reliable choice with a wide color range and a limited lifetime warranty.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
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Atlas Roofing Pinnacle Sun Shingles
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies test methods for measuring the mechanical uplift resistance of asphalt roofing shingles that utilize factory-applied or field-applied sealants. It provides standardized procedures to assess a shingle's ability to withstand wind-induced forces, ensuring durability and performance in various environmental conditions.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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ASTM E1980 is a Standard Practice for calculating the Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) of horizontal and low-sloped opaque surfaces. SRI quantifies a material's ability to reflect solar heat, combining its solar reflectance and thermal emittance properties. This index is crucial for assessing how different materials contribute to heat island effects and energy efficiency in buildings.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
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Aggregate Industries ECOPact
ECOPact is a high quality low carbon sustainable concrete providing the same performance as traditional concrete with 50% less carbon.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT verifies that products comply with the European Union’s REACH regulation, ensuring they are safe for human health and the environment by controlling harmful chemicals throughout the supply chain.
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This CERT is an international standard that specifies requirements for an occupational health and safety (OH&S) management system, aiming to prevent work-related injury and ill health while proactively improving OH&S performance. It provides a framework for organizations, regardless of size, type, or nature, to create safe and healthy workplaces by eliminating hazards and minimizing OH&S risks.
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IKO Marathon Shingles - Algae Resistant 3-Tab Asphalt Shingles | IKO
The IKO Marathon Plus AR are time-tested, three-tab shingles with a 25-Year Warranty. Offered in mulitple colors & supported by a proven track record.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Social
This brand publishes a Modern Slavery Statement, demonstrating its commitment to preventing forced labor and human trafficking in its supply chain.
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EcoStar Seneca Shake Roofing - EcoStar
EcoStars Seneca Shake roofing tiles are custom crafted using real cedar shakes as a template to create an intricate texture that truly appears natural.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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ASTM G155 is a Standard Practice that outlines the procedures for operating xenon arc lamp apparatus to simulate the weathering effects of sunlight and moisture on materials. This practice is essential for assessing the durability and performance of materials intended for outdoor use, ensuring they can withstand environmental conditions over time.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
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EcoStar Project 123 - Majestic Slate - EcoStar
The owners of this home in Mechanicsburg, PA, decided on Majestic Slate 12" tiles in Midnight Gray for their new roof.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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ASTM G155 is a Standard Practice that outlines the procedures for operating xenon arc lamp apparatus to simulate the weathering effects of sunlight and moisture on materials. This practice is essential for assessing the durability and performance of materials intended for outdoor use, ensuring they can withstand environmental conditions over time.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
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CertainTeed Landmark ClimateFlex | CertainTeed
CertainTeed’s ClimateFlex technology works at a molecular level to make shingles strong and pliable. The rubber-like qualities of the ClimateFlex asphalt formula provides each shingle with enhanced hail resistance, cold-weather flexibility, and granule adhesion.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT provides third-party-verified environmental data on products, based on lifecycle assessment (LCA) in compliance with ISO standards. UL Environmental Product Declaration (EPD) promotes transparency in environmental impact, supporting informed decisions in sustainable design and construction by detailing a product’s environmental footprint.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Enviro
This brand participates in programs that upcycle, repurpose, or utilize deadstock materials to create new products.
This brand participates in carbon offset programs to neutralize its carbon emissions.
This brand supports initiatives to protect water resources and reduce water consumption.
This brand offers recycling services for its purchased products or for products within the same industry.
Outline for reaching near or at carbon zero emissions by 2030
23
Atlas Roofing ProLam Shingles
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies test methods for measuring the mechanical uplift resistance of asphalt roofing shingles that utilize factory-applied or field-applied sealants. It provides standardized procedures to assess a shingle's ability to withstand wind-induced forces, ensuring durability and performance in various environmental conditions.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
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IKO IKO Dynasty Shingles | Laminated Shingles
IKO's Dynasty premium laminate shingles offer protection from inclement weather and boost curb appeal. Lifetime Limited Warranty!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT specifies a procedure for assessing the impact resistance of new rigid roofing materials by subjecting them to impacts from freezer ice balls, simulating hail conditions to evaluate durability
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Social
This brand publishes a Modern Slavery Statement, demonstrating its commitment to preventing forced labor and human trafficking in its supply chain.
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PABCO Paramount Advantage
Paramount Advantage is specified by many homeowners associations due to its bold appearance and proven track record. Check here details!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CAN/ULC-S107 standard, titled "Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Roof Coverings," establishes test methods to evaluate the fire performance of roof covering materials when exposed to external fire sources. These methods are applicable to materials intended for installation on both combustible and non-combustible decks, assessing their ability to resist fire spread and penetration.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
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PABCO Cascade
Featuring our exclusive U.S. patented design, Cascade shingles have a style that honors your homes heritage. Call us for roofing Services!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CAN/ULC-S107 standard, titled "Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Roof Coverings," establishes test methods to evaluate the fire performance of roof covering materials when exposed to external fire sources. These methods are applicable to materials intended for installation on both combustible and non-combustible decks, assessing their ability to resist fire spread and penetration.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
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PABCO Premier Radiance
Premier Radiance solar reflective shingles are perfect for those hotter climates where air conditioning use is high. Call us for details!Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CAN/ULC-S107 standard, titled "Standard Methods of Fire Tests of Roof Coverings," establishes test methods to evaluate the fire performance of roof covering materials when exposed to external fire sources. These methods are applicable to materials intended for installation on both combustible and non-combustible decks, assessing their ability to resist fire spread and penetration.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
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EcoStar Cedar Shake Alternative - Empire Shake Roof Shingles - EcoStar
EcoStars Empire Shake roofing tiles are custom crafted using real cedar shakes as a template to create an intricate texture that truly appears natural.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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ASTM G155 is a Standard Practice that outlines the procedures for operating xenon arc lamp apparatus to simulate the weathering effects of sunlight and moisture on materials. This practice is essential for assessing the durability and performance of materials intended for outdoor use, ensuring they can withstand environmental conditions over time.
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ASTM G21-09 is a Standard Practice that outlines a procedure for evaluating the resistance of synthetic polymeric materials to fungal growth. This practice is essential for determining how materials such as plastics, coatings, and adhesives withstand fungal attack, which can lead to surface discoloration, structural degradation, and compromised mechanical or electrical properties.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Over 20 - 30 Year |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Quality
This brand or its factories are ISO 9001 certified, demonstrating its commitment to quality management standards.
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Atlas Roofing Briarwood Pro Shingles
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This CERT specifies the requirements for Class A asphalt shingles surfaced with mineral granules, detailing two types: Type I (self-sealing) and Type II (non-self-sealing). It ensures that these shingles meet standards for fire resistance, behavior on heating, and, for Type I, wind resistance, thereby confirming their suitability for roofing applications where high performance and safety are critical.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies test methods for measuring the mechanical uplift resistance of asphalt roofing shingles that utilize factory-applied or field-applied sealants. It provides standardized procedures to assess a shingle's ability to withstand wind-induced forces, ensuring durability and performance in various environmental conditions.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
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IKO IKO Cambridge Shingles - Architectural Roofing Shingles
Use IKO Cambridge Shingles to get a high-end look at an affordable cost. These durable architectural shingles are available in a full range of color blends.Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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The CSA A123.5 standard, titled "Asphalt Shingles Made from Glass Felt and Surfaced with Mineral Granules," specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles composed of impregnated glass felt, coated on both sides with asphaltic material, and surfaced on the weather side with mineral granules.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Social
This brand publishes a Modern Slavery Statement, demonstrating its commitment to preventing forced labor and human trafficking in its supply chain.
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TAMKO TAMKO Titan XT
Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
Origins
Made in United States of America
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TAMKO TAMKO StormFighter FLEX 3 & 4 - Polymer Modified Impact Rated Shingles
Scored Product Attributes
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of steep slope roofing products, such as asphalt shingles, using a fan-induced procedure. It assesses the product's ability to withstand wind uplift forces, ensuring durability and performance under various wind conditions.
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This CERT specifies the requirements for asphalt roofing shingles made from glass felt and surfaced with mineral granules. It outlines the physical properties, such as tear strength, wind resistance, fire resistance, softening point, and pliability, that shingles must meet immediately after manufacture and before installation.
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This CERT specifies a test method for evaluating the wind resistance of sealed asphalt shingles by calculating the uplift forces exerted by wind and comparing them to the shingles' mechanical uplift resistance. It classifies shingles into three categories—Class D, Class G, and Class H—corresponding to their resistance to basic wind speeds of 115 mph, 150 mph, and 190 mph, respectively.
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ASTM E108 is a Standard Test Method that evaluates the fire resistance of roof coverings when exposed to simulated external fire sources. It assesses the material's ability to resist fire spread, penetration, and the generation of burning embers under controlled conditions.
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This CERT evaluates the impact resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into four categories (Class 1 to Class 4) based on their ability to withstand simulated hail impacts, thereby aiding in the selection of durable roofing solutions.
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This CERT evaluates the fire resistance of roofing materials, classifying them into three categories—Class A, B, or C—based on their performance against external fire exposures, thereby aiding in the selection of appropriate roofing systems for varying fire risk scenarios.
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| Warranty: Limited Lifetime |
Good To Know - Brand Attributes
Governance
- Brand must describe itself in some way or form as family owned. Do not assume
Origins
Made in United States of America