Alpha Systems RV Roof Repair - AL32CV

Replace or upgrade your RV roof with this lightweight, rubber roofing membrane. Single-ply, TPO material doesn't contain plasticizers, which degrade over time, making it more durable over the years. Measures 30' x 9-1/2'.

Features:

• Roofing membrane replaces or upgrades the roof of your RV
  • Works with most Class B and C motorhomes and up to 30' fifth wheels and travel trailers
• Single-ply Superflex membrane is lightweight, flexible, and resists mold and UV rays
  • Olefin-based TPO material remains durable longer than PVC
  • Energy efficient reflectivity protects your RV and keeps the interior cooler
• Seamless, 1-piece design means less opportunity for leaks and cracks
• Textured surface provides traction when working on your roof
• Maintenance free construction doesn't require treatments or special cleaners
  • Won't leave streaks on the RV's sides or develop black spots
• White color matches your RV
  • Beige, grey, and almond colors are also available
• Quality tested for elasticity, density, brittleness, and strength
  • Testing methods include ASTM D-412, ASTM D-297, and ASTM D-746
• Made in the USA

Specs:

• Application: most Class B and C motorhomes and 5th-wheels and travel trailers up to 30'
• Membrane dimensions: 30' long x 9-1/2' wide
  • Covers 285 sq ft
• 15-Year limited warranty

How Often Should I Clean My RV's Roof?

It is recommended that you clean the roof at least 2 to 3 times per year. Alpha Systems membranes do not require any special cleaners for maintenance. You can use typical household cleaners - something non-abrasive, used with a medium-bristled scrub brush. It's also a good time to check the seals around the rooftop accessories and edges of the roof. If you find damage or something that may compromise the integrity of the structure, you can apply more sealant until it is either time to take something down and reseal it entirely or time to replace the whole RV roof.

How Often Should I Replace/Reseal My RV's Roof?

Most RV roofs will last around 20 years, but after about 10 years, it's a good idea to start looking closely for leaks, cracks, or other damage that may lead to replacement of the entire roof. For the best results and the longest-lasting roof, it's best to check the seals and edges of the rooftop at least once a year.

How Do I Replace My RV's Roof?

You will need a few tools to install the membrane on your RV's roof. These include butyl tape, adhesive, sealant, a neoprene head squeegee (for no streaks in the membrane surface), and a utility knife.

To begin, remove all your rooftop accessories - A/C units, vents, fans, etc. - and clean off the rooftop. After you have applied the adhesive and laid the membrane flat, squeegee out the air bubbles that will inevitably form, and cut off any extra material hanging from the sides of the RV. Using a utility knife, cut out the areas where your rooftop accessories will be installed and place them in their respective positions. From there, you can apply butyl tape, self-leveling sealant, and non-sag sealant to finish off the installation process.

2020002606 Alpha Systems Superflex Roof Membrane for RV's - White - 30' x 9-1/2'