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RESIDENTIAL APPLICATION GUIDE<br />

for<br />

ULTRA-VIC<br />

BRICK CHIMNEYS<br />

It is recommended that, when a brick chimney is present in<br />

a re-roof application with VICWEST steel, a saddle be built<br />

on the back of the chimney to deflect snow and water<br />

around the chimney.<br />

See Pg. 9 for additional trim options.<br />

COTTAGE HIP DETAIL<br />

If re-roofing over shingles, strap up each side of the hip,<br />

checking the flashing (hip cap) for proper placement of the<br />

nailer.<br />

Cut the angle required on the steel panel and install on the<br />

hip. Apply Valley & Hip Sealer down both sides of the hip<br />

and screw the hip cap on, using a Woodgrip screw at each<br />

rib as shown on the drawing.<br />

STEP 10 OPTIONS<br />

SNOW RESTRAINT<br />

Drifts of snow and ice accumulating on top of homes may suddenly<br />

cascade down and off roofs. This can tear off gutters and<br />

cause damage to people or objects below.<br />

The potential for snow pile-up on a roof can vary greatly, depending<br />

on building location and geometry. If significant loading<br />

is expected on a restraining system, an engineered system<br />

appropriately anchored to the building structure should be investigated.<br />

If minor loading is envisioned, one of the following<br />

options may be appropriate.<br />

1. SNOW GUARDS<br />

Snow guards may hold back or retard the movement of snow<br />

or ice.<br />

2. POLAR BLOX<br />

This polycarbonate product is intended to solve the problem<br />

of ice and snow movement. This item must be installed in accordance<br />

with the manufacturer’s directions:<br />

1) Apply a transparent silicone sealant to the base (non-acetic<br />

acid type on Galvalume or Galvanized roofs).<br />

2) Using 2 self-tapping #14 screws<br />

w/neoprene washers, screw through the<br />

Polar Blox and roofing material into the<br />

purlin or structural support.<br />

POLAR BLOX<br />

Chimney Flashing<br />

Valley & Hip Sealer<br />

VICWEST<br />

Roof Sheet<br />

New or existing Sheathing<br />

SNOW GUARD<br />

1"<br />

R<br />

3 1/2"<br />

4 1/4"<br />

Ridge Cap<br />

Valley<br />

(only one shown)<br />

RR Ridge Cap<br />

(6" x 6" or 8" x 8")<br />

1 1/2" or 2"<br />

Woodgrip Screws<br />

Roofing Panel directly on TITANIUM-UDL<br />

Underlayment or on Strapping over Shingles<br />

1 1/2"<br />

2"<br />

SNOW GUARD Colour Cap<br />

18 ga. Galv. Inner<br />

STEEL PANEL<br />

1" x 4" NAILERS<br />

PLYWOOD<br />

Sealant required between top of<br />

steel panel and base of Snow Guard<br />

a) Slope 0 to 2/12: 1 staggered row up to 50’ of roof length.<br />

2’ max. on centre horizontally.<br />

b) Slope 3/12 to 6/12: 1 staggered row every 25’ of roof length.<br />

2’ max. on centre horizontally.<br />

c) Slope over 6/12: 1 straight row every 12’ of roof length.<br />

1’ max. on centre horizontally.<br />

b) c)<br />

a)<br />

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