Edpm tpo and superflex.
Jayco roof material.
2 x 6 lumber competitors use a 2 x 6 piece of lumber which creates a weaker 5 1 2 beam.
Although you might not recognize the name of this unique type of rubber it still looks and feels like the rubber you are used to.
Unlike standard tpo diflex ii is extremely flexible and is as supple as most epdm.
All three are distinct in their appearance so it isn t too difficult to tell which kind of material your rv has if you know where to.
These roofs are made of a special kind of rubber called epdm ethylene propylene diene monomer.
Rubber tpo probably the most common material for an rv roof and actually comes in two different types.
Between the roof and slideout openings we use 7 header beams a more acceptable material used in home construction for load bearing beams.
To purchase please contact your local rv dealer.
This results in a roof that is 50 stronger than the competition.
The newest and most common type of rv roof in use today is made of rubber.
Diflex ii is embossed with a light pebble pattern to dull harsh reflections and provide a classic look.
Each type of rv rubber roof requires slightly different maintenance so be sure to consult your owner s manual for the proper way to care for your roof.
We run wiring through the roof install fiberglass insulation and top it with plywood decking.
Jayco installs its magnum truss roof taking extra steps in the production process.
Quick and easy way to classify your rv roofing material.
On a jayco roof.
Since the invention of the rv there have been essentially three generations of material used on the roofs of most rv models.
Diflex ii is a non fleece backed tpo membrane from dicor the rv roofing experts.