SYSTEM HUB / PITCHED ROOFING

The covering sheds water. The build-up manages the roof.

A pitched roof depends on coordinated covering, underlay, ventilation, insulation, air and vapour control, junctions and penetrations. These branches separate the control-layer system from the external shingle covering route.

EXTERNAL LAYERSRoof membranes + shingles
INTERNAL CONTROLAir + vapour strategy
DETAILSTapes + penetrations
HISTORICAL ROUTESHINGLAS system archive
THREE DISTINCT BRANCHES

Start with the responsibility—and status—of the layer.

Use Eurovent for roof and envelope control layers, MIDA for current shingle covering routes, and the TECHNONICOL archive for earlier SHINGLAS system experience.

01ROOF + BUILDING ENVELOPE
EUROVENT SYSTEM MAP

From external membrane to the last sealed penetration.

Thirty-two roof, vapour-control, tape, window and service-interface products organised by control-layer responsibility.

UNDERLAYSVAPOUR CONTROLAIRTIGHTNESSINTERFACES
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02BITUMINOUS SHINGLE SYSTEMS
MIDA ROOFING SYSTEMS

Standard and Residential covering routes.

FORCE and YOGA shingle profiles with the MIDA SELF PRO self-adhesive underlay mapped beneath the covering.

FORCEYOGASELF-ADHESIVE UNDERLAY
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03HISTORICAL TECHNICAL ARCHIVE
TECHNONICOL SHINGLAS

Earlier shingle-system knowledge retained.

Bituminous shingles mapped with the deck, underlay, eaves, valleys, ventilation, fixing and mastic details that completed the roof.

SHINGLESUNDERLAYDETAILSARCHIVE
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THE COMMON PRINCIPLE

The visible covering is not the complete pitched roof.

Water-shedding, drainage, ventilation, thermal continuity, moisture control and airtightness must work together through the field areas and every junction.

Exact roof pitch, deck, fixing pattern, exposure, fire classification and warranty conditions remain project-specific and must follow current controlled documents.