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Williams PAUCHET: Former National Defense contractor and freelancer - Site management trainer
INTRODUCTION
In order to meet the technical requirements for their use, flat roofs are classified according to their load-bearing elements and areas of application.
What's more, they must be technically capable of withstanding all thermal hazards and the various stresses of different substrates.
The installation of waterproofing materials must be adapted to the different substrates on which they are to be used. To do so, it must have special characteristics to withstand technical and thermal stresses, and to fulfill its waterproofing function.
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building | Roofing
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- Building work – Installation of waterproofed ribbed sheet steel roofs – Part 1-2: General criteria for the selection of materials (CGM) (classification index: P84-206-1-2) - NF DTU 43.3 P1-2 - 04-08
- Building work – Installation of waterproofed ribbed sheet steel roofs – Part 2: Cahier des clauses administratives spéciales types (CCS) (classification index: P84-206-2) - NF DTU 43.3 P2 - 04-08
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