How do I handle flashing at a slope change?
Flashing and solid closures should be used at slope changes. For more information on slope change, please read the ONDURA Installation Guide […]
Will TUFTEX work in high wind areas?
Yes. In high wind areas, fasten the TUFTEX panels on every crown of the corrugations.
What is the cost comparison between ONDURA and other types of roofing materials?
The best way to compare costs for roofing materials is based on a “roofing square,” which is 100 square feet. Calculate the […]
How many TUFTEX fasteners do I use per panel?
8 ft. panel = 25 fasteners; 10 ft. panel = 30 fasteners; 12 ft. panel = 35 fasteners; 14 ft. panel = […]
Where do I position the TUFTEX fasteners?
In roofing applications, fasteners should be at least 1-3/4” long and placed on the raised ridge of the corrugation profile because water […]
What colors do ONDURA Premium Series panels come in?
ONDURA Premium Series is manufactured in four colors – Red, Brown, Green and Black.
Can TUFTEX panels overhang the support structure?
TUFTEX panels should not overhang the support structure on the sides or the top. Panels may overhang the bottom of the support […]
What is the recommended slope requirement for TUFTEX?
A minimum slope of 1 inch per foot is recommended for proper water drainage off TUFTEX panels. A slope of 2 or […]
Which Tuftex product is best for withstanding extreme elements?
TUFTEX PolyCarb™ panels are made with a tough polycarbonate thermoplastic polymer. These panels can withstand surface temperatures up to 270° F and […]
Cross-brace Support & Rafter Spacing for Polycarbonate Roofing
Install TUFTEX vinyl panels (SeaCoaster™) over a maximum of 24-inch span on center cross bracing. TUFTEX PolyCarb™ panels can span 36-inch on […]
Can Tuftex be used for a greenhouse or garden cover?
TUFTEX PolyCarb™ panels are the perfect choice for greenhouse and garden applications and are designed to withstand exposure to direct sunlight in […]
Can I install TUFTEX panels over existing sheathing or roofing?
No. TUFTEX panels should not be applied over a solid decking. The panels need proper ventilation to prevent damage from heat buildup. […]