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SIGDERS Wind Uplift Resistance Data on Mechanically Attached Single

Ply Roofing Systems - Effect of Cover Boards

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SIGDERS Wind Uplift Resistance Data on Mechanically Attached

Single Ply Roofing Systems – Effect of Cover Boards

Baskaran, A.; Sexton, M.

IRC-RR-144

February 2004

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