How to Install an EPDM Pipe Boot Video and Installation Guide
Compatible with ClassicBond
The ClassicBond One Piece EPDM system is great for large or small flat roof areas and is normally bonded on to a timber deck in one piece so no joins! Find out more
Not Compatible with RESITRIX
The RESITRIX Reinforced Self-Adhesive system is perfect for complicated flat roofs, gutter linings, parapet walls and awkward shapes. Also the right choice for overlaying most existing roofing coverings. Find out more
Compatible with DuoPly
DuoPly Fleece Reinforced EPDM is a high performance, reduced shrinkage system, ideal for large overlay roofs where with rapid installation times. Find out more
Not Compatible with SHEDCOVER
The SHEDCOVER system is the most cost effective system, perfect for simple once piece roofs such as sheds and out buildings. Find out more
Not Compatible with Elastathane25
Elastathane 25 is a polyurethane liquid system, ideal for complicated roofs where a membrane may not be an option. No nonsense straight out of the tin. This system can be laid onto many existing surfaces with a 25 Year Life Expectancy Find out more
If you have had to cut the EPDM membrane to the nearest roof edge due to the position of the pipe in the roof then these additional steps will guide you through waterproofing the membrane.
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Repair Cut in Rubber Membrane
Repair the cut in the rubber membrane if necessary using a 150mm wide piece of 9" Elastoform Tape. Mark position of cover tape to aid application of primer.
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Apply Primer to Pipe Boot And Membrane
Apply primer to pipe boot and membrane. Ensure primed surface is touch dry prior to proceeding to next step.
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Install Elastoform Tape
Install Elastoform Tape ensuring that primer is visible around the perimeter of cover tape. Apply pressure using silicon seam roller
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Pipe Boot Complete
COMPLETED EPDM PIPE BOOT