Elevate · Low-slope roofing · Exhibit
Flat roofs,
made legible.
A low-slope roof is an assembly, not a product. Here is one corner of it, cut open on a plinth — nine parts, each with one job and something to confirm on the spec sheet. Select a part to lift it out.
Build your own roof in the labPreparing the exhibit…
Drag to turn · select a part
Educational illustration, not a design or installation instruction. Layer thicknesses are exaggerated so they can be read; colors are illustrative. The exhibit shows one common way the parts go together — the system approval you follow decides the real assembly.
The lab
Build a roof. Price the bill.
Enter the roof, then choose the membrane, its thickness and how it’s held down. The model rebuilds, the connection detail redraws, and the bill prices only real Elevate listings at Super Arbor. Anything the listings can’t size goes to the supply desk instead of getting a guessed price.
Building the model…
Before you order
Confirm on the spec sheet
Not every combination is approved together — the manufacturer’s approval is what counts. The lab will build any mix you choose; Elevate’s system approvals and current specifications decide which ones are real.
From the catalog