Balcony Deck
Decks can show the effects of weather. The waterproofing of these exposed areas is an important requirement of a complete structural waterproofing solution. This area must be completely impervious to water. Westcoat offers specially formulated products that can be used on your deck to prevent the effects of weather damage and keep it looking clean.
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IAPMO Evaluated ER-587
Meets Class A Fire Test ASTM E-108
Meets One-Hour Fire Rating ASTM E-119
City of Los Angeles LARC and LABC
Complies with Wildland Urban Interface Requirements -
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Meets California Title 24 Requirements
Lowers Surface Temperature
CRRC Rated
IAPMO Evaluated ER 587
Meets Class A Fire Test ASTM E-108 and One-Hour Fire Rating ASTM E-119
Class I Vapor Retarder ASTM E96 option -
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Addition of a Fiberlath Reinforced Membrane
IAPMO Evaluated ER 587
Meets Class A Fire Test ASTM E-108 and One-Hour Fire Rating ASTM E-119
Class I Vapor Retarder ASTM E96 option
Optional 20 Year Warranty -
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Meets California Title 24 Requirements | CRRC Rated
Lowers Surface Temperature
Additional Fiberlath Resin Reinforced Membrane Layer
IAPMO Evaluated ER 587
Meets Class A Fire Test ASTM E-108 and One-Hour Fire Rating ASTM E-119
Class I Vapor Retarder ASTM E96 option
Extended 20 Year Warranty -
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Excellent Sound Reduction Qualities
IAPMO Evaluated ER 587
Waterproofing System That Can Receive Concrete, Tile or Stone
Optional Fiberlath Reinforcement
Cost-Effective -
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IAPMO Evaluated ER 587
Class A Fire Rating (over concrete)
Meets AC-39 Standards for Walking Decks
Class 3 Permeable Vapor Retarder
Flexible
Standard and Custom Colors Available
Optional Skid Resistant Texture Can Be Applied -
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Flexible
Durable
Fast Access After Installation
Environmentally Safe Acrylics
Designed For Under Tile and Between Slab Applications -
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IAPMO Evaluated ER 587
Meets California Title 24 Requirements | CRRC Rated
Helps Reduce the Urban Heat Island Effect
Lowers the Surface Temperature
Flexible