5. Non-standard installation techniques for bitumen shingles
5.1 Procedures used
The most common procedure is the Avis techniques (ATec). It has replaced the approval procedure and is reserved for :
materials that do not comply with standard NF P 39-302 (December 1987), thick shingles (e.g. Toisite shingles manufactured by Siplast) (ATec 5/92.891);
materials that comply with this standard but are installed on discontinuous supports (e.g. French or hook installation);
materials that do not comply with this standard and are installed on discontinuous supports (e.g. Toisite shingles).
In special cases of use or implementation, the Atex procedure can also be used.
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Arrêté du 19 janvier 2007 portant application aux bardeaux bitumés du décret n° 92-647 du 8 juillet 1992 modifié concernant l'aptitude à l'usage des produits de construction
Standards and norms
- Asphalt shingle sheets with cellulose felt reinforcement known as cellulose asphalt shingles – Specifications (Classification number: P39-301) - NF P 39-301 - 05-79
- Waterproofing – Flexible glass fabric-reinforced bitumen screed (TV) - NF 84-303 - 03-92
- Waterproofing – Flexible reinforced bitumen screed with glass fabric reinforcement self-protected by thermostable metal foil (TV-TH) - NF 84-316 - 03-92 ...
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