
Issue: Moisture Intrusion in the Roof Assembly
Relying on Staggered ISO as an Air Barrier Causes Moisture Intrusion
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| The infrared image clearly shows moisture build-up beneath the roof membrane and within the roofing assembly. | When staggered ISO or the roof membrane is used as an air barrier, moisture-laden air from the interior spaces will penetrate the roofing assembly, resulting in performance issues and water damage. | 
Quick Building Science Basic
When Air Moves So Does Moisture
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| Water piggybacks on air - when air moves, so does moisture. Air movement accounts for 70-90 percent of moisture vapor transport, making it the primary driver of moisture movement. | 95% more water vapor is transported by air flow. | 
Solution: Moisture Control Membrane
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| This infrared image shows a properly designed and installed moisture control strategy for the roofing assembly. | Implementing Slopeshield Plus SA during the design phase, as a moisture control layer, blocks air and reduces moisture infiltration up to ~90%, enhancing roof resiliency and integrity. | 
The SlopeShield Plus SA Difference
Moisture Protection Beyond the Surface
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 SlopeShield Plus SA functions as a continuous air barrier and permeable vapor retarder membrane: 
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Learn More About SlopeShield Plus SA for Your Application
Specify SlopeShield Plus SA in DIV 07 as Your Preferred Code-Compliant Continuous Air Barrier
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