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Overview
GRACE Grace Select 36 in. x 195 sq. ft. Roll Roofing Underlayment is described as a self-adhering ice and water shield roofing underlayment. It is described as thin and light weight, making it easier to apply, and it is described as offering premium protection against severe climatic conditions such as wind, rain, and the buildup of ice dams. It is also described as recommended to be used under most roofing materials and in a range of slopes, including the very lowest and highest slope designs.
Key takeaways
- It is described as self-adhered and self sealing.
- It is described as lightweight and easy to handle and apply.
- It is described as slip resistant.
- It is described as having a rubberized asphalt layer that seals around roofing nails for a tight seal and added protection from environmental changes.
- It is described as allowing up to 30 day UV exposure.
- Buyers commonly describe the adhesive as very sticky, with mixed feedback on adhesiveness, and temperature effects are commonly discussed.
What the product is designed to do
This underlayment is described as a self-adhering ice and water shield intended for use as a roofing underlayment. It is described as offering premium protection against severe climatic conditions such as wind, rain, and the buildup of ice dams. It is described as recommended to be used under most roofing materials and across a range of slopes, including very low and very high slope designs.
The membrane is described as using an advanced rubberized asphalt formulation that meets industry standards for fastener sealability equivalent to products that are often significantly thicker and heavier. It is also described as having a rubberized asphalt layer that seals around roofing nails, allowing for a tight seal and added protection from environmental changes.
For readers who want to reference the exact product name while browsing, Grace Select roofing underlayment is the described roll format for this item.
Materials, dimensions, and technical details
The roll is described with specific measurements, material, and basic item details.
| Detail | Described specification |
|---|---|
| Roll size | 36 in. x 195 sq. ft. |
| Material | Butyl |
| Color | Green |
| Style | Modern |
| Item weight | 33 pounds |
It is also described as lightweight, thin, and easier to apply. The underlayment is described as slip-resistant and as having a quick-fold less release paper that will not crack or dry out.
Installation and placement notes
This product is described as easy to handle and apply, and it is described as being recommended under most roofing materials. It is described as suitable for a range of slopes, including very low and very high slope designs, which supports use across different roof configurations as described.
The membrane is described as self-adhered and self sealing, and the rubberized asphalt layer is described as sealing around roofing nails for a tight seal. The release paper is described as a quick-fold less release paper that will not crack or dry out, and the surface is described as slip resistant.
In aggregated buyer feedback, application is commonly described as difficult to manage alone, and a two-person application is commonly recommended. Buyers also commonly describe temperature effects during application, with cool weather commonly described as having trouble adhering and warm weather commonly described as becoming super sticky and difficult to manage.
If you want to keep the product reference close to these handling notes, self-adhering ice and water shield underlayment is the described format for this item.
Performance characteristics described in the listing
Performance is described in terms of protection, sealability, and durability-related features. The underlayment is described as offering premium protection against severe climatic conditions such as wind, rain, and the buildup of ice dams. The advanced rubberized asphalt formulation is described as meeting industry standards for fastener sealability equivalent to products that are often significantly thicker and heavier.
The underlayment is described as having a rubberized asphalt layer that seals around roofing nails, allowing for a tight seal and added protection from environmental changes. It is described as self sealing, and it is described as reroofable long lasting protection. It is also described as allowing up to 30 day UV exposure.
Handling-related characteristics are also described as part of use: it is described as thin and light weight, making it easier to apply, and it is described as slip-resistant.
Review patterns buyers commonly mention
Buyers commonly describe overall quality as good. Adhesiveness is commonly described with mixed feedback, and the adhesive is commonly described as very sticky. Temperature effects are commonly discussed, with cool weather commonly described as having trouble adhering and warm weather commonly described as becoming super sticky and difficult to manage.
Application logistics are also a repeated theme in aggregated feedback. Applying the roll alone is commonly described as difficult to manage, and a two-person approach is commonly recommended. These patterns align with frequent buyer emphasis on stickiness and manageability during placement.
For readers who want to jump straight to the item being discussed, 36 in. x 195 sq. ft. roll underlayment is the described size for this product.
Pros
- It is described as self-adhered and self sealing.
- It is described as thin and light weight, making it easier to apply.
- It is described as slip resistant.
- It is described as sealing around roofing nails for a tight seal.
- Buyers commonly describe the adhesive as very sticky.
Cons
- Adhesiveness is commonly described with mixed feedback.
- Application is commonly described as difficult to manage alone, with a two-person application commonly recommended.
- Temperature effects are commonly described, with cool weather commonly described as having trouble adhering and warm weather commonly described as becoming super sticky and difficult to manage.
FAQ
What type of product is this?
It is described as a self-adhering ice and water shield roofing underlayment that is self-adhered and self sealing.
What conditions is it described as protecting against?
It is described as offering premium protection against severe climatic conditions such as wind, rain, and the buildup of ice dams.
Where is it described as being used?
It is described as recommended to be used under most roofing materials and in a range of slopes, including the very lowest and highest slope designs.
How does it address fasteners like roofing nails?
It is described as having an advanced rubberized asphalt formulation that meets industry standards for fastener sealability, and it is described as having a rubberized asphalt layer that seals around roofing nails for a tight seal and added protection from environmental changes.
Is it described as having UV exposure limits?
It is described as allowing up to 30 day UV exposure.
What do buyers commonly say about handling and stickiness?
Buyers commonly describe the adhesive as very sticky, with mixed feedback on adhesiveness. Application is commonly described as difficult to manage alone, and a two-person application is commonly recommended, with temperature effects commonly discussed during application.