Abstract: A coated reinforced composite facer. an insulation assembly, and a method of making a coated reinforced composite facer are provided. The coated reinforced composite facer includes a carrier substrate, a scrim, a thermoplastic coating, and a mineral coating. The thermoplastic coating adheres the scrim to one surface of the carrier substrate and the mineral coating is adhered to an opposite surface of the carrier substrate. An insulation assembly including a coated reinforced composite facer has a pull-through strength that allows the insulation assembly to be installed using fewer fasteners, while also rendering the insulation assembly relatively impermeable.

Abstract: A reinforced composite facer, an insulation assembly, and a method of making a reinforced composite facer are provided. The reinforced composite facer includes a carrier substrate, a scrim, and a thermoplastic coating that covers the scrim and contacts the carrier substrate and adheres the scrim to the carrier substrate. An insulation assembly including a reinforced composite facer has a pull-through strength that allows the insulation assembly to be installed using fewer fasteners, while also rendering the insulation assembly relatively impermeable.

Abstract: A coated reinforced composite facer. an insulation assembly, and a method of making a coated reinforced composite facer are provided. The coated reinforced composite facer includes a carrier substrate, a scrim, a thermoplastic coating, and a mineral coating. The thermoplastic coating adheres the scrim to one surface of the carrier substrate and the mineral coating is adhered to an opposite surface of the carrier substrate. An insulation assembly including a coated reinforced composite facer has a pull-through strength that allows the insulation assembly to be installed using fewer fasteners, while also rendering the insulation assembly relatively impermeable.

Abstract: A shingle including a substrate having a first surface defining an upper side of the shingle and an opposing second surface defining a lower side of the shingle; asphalt infiltrating the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the first surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the second surface of the substrate; a plurality of granules embedded in the first asphalt coating; a first hydrophobic material; and a second hydrophobic material that is a different composition than the first hydrophobic material and the second hydrophobic material comprises a metal stearate, wherein the lower side of the shingle includes a lower surface and the first and the second hydrophobic material are disposed on the lower surface.

Abstract: A shingle including a substrate having a first surface defining an upper side of the shingle and an opposing second surface defining a lower side of the shingle; asphalt infiltrating the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the first surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the second surface of the substrate; a plurality of granules embedded in the first asphalt coating; a first hydrophobic material; and a second hydrophobic material that is a different composition than the first hydrophobic material and the second hydrophobic material comprises a metal stearate, wherein the lower side of the shingle includes a lower surface and the first and the second hydrophobic material are disposed on the lower surface.

Abstract: A shingle including a substrate having a first surface defining an upper side of the shingle and an opposing second surface defining a lower side of the shingle; asphalt infiltrating the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the first surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the second surface of the substrate; a plurality of granules embedded in the first asphalt coating; a first hydrophobic material; and a second hydrophobic material that is a different composition than the first hydrophobic material and the second hydrophobic material comprises a metal stearate, wherein the lower side of the shingle includes a lower surface and the first and the second hydrophobic material are disposed on the lower surface.

Abstract: A low-tack aqueous binder composition is disclosed that includes at least 30.0% by weight of a polymeric crosslinking agent comprising at least two carboxylic acid groups, based on the total solids content of the binder composition; 10.0% to 50.0% by weight of a polyol having at least two hydroxyl groups, based on the total solids content of the binder composition; wherein the polyol comprises a sugar alcohol, an alkanolamine, pentaerythritol, or mixtures thereof; 1.5% to 15.0% by weight of an additive blend comprising one or more process additives, based on the total solids content of the binder composition; and 0 to 3.0% by weight of a silane coupling agent, based on the total solids content of the binder composition. The aqueous binder composition has an uncured pH between 4.0 and 7.0 and an uncured a peak tack force of no greater than 80 grams at 60% binder solids.

Abstract: A shingle including a substrate having a first surface defining an upper side of the shingle and an opposing second surface defining a lower side of the shingle; asphalt infiltrating the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the first surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the second surface of the substrate; a plurality of granules embedded in the first asphalt coating; a first hydrophobic material; and a second hydrophobic material that is a different composition than the first hydrophobic material and the second hydrophobic material comprises a metal stearate, wherein the lower side of the shingle includes a lower surface and the first and the second hydrophobic material are disposed on the lower surface.

Abstract: A shingle includes a substrate, a surface layer of granules, a backdust layer, an adhesive, and a hydrophobic material. Asphalt is applied to the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the top or upper surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the bottom or lower surface of the substrate. A surface layer of granules is embedded in the first asphalt coating. A backdust layer of particles is embedded in the second asphalt coating. A adhesive is disposed on the backdust layer. The hydrophobic material is applied to the adhesive.

Abstract: A shingle includes a substrate, a surface layer of granules, a backdust layer, an adhesive, and a hydrophobic material. Asphalt is applied to the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the top or upper surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the bottom or lower surface of the substrate. A surface layer of granules is embedded in the first asphalt coating. A backdust layer of particles is embedded in the second asphalt coating. A adhesive is disposed on the backdust layer. The hydrophobic material is applied to the adhesive.

Abstract: A shingle includes a substrate, a surface layer of granules, a backdust layer, an adhesive, and a hydrophobic material. Asphalt is applied to the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the top or upper surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the bottom or lower surface of the substrate. A surface layer of granules is embedded in the first asphalt coating. A backdust layer of particles is embedded in the second asphalt coating. A adhesive is disposed on the backdust layer. The hydrophobic material is applied to the adhesive.

Abstract: A shingle includes a substrate, a surface layer of granules, a backdust layer, an adhesive, and a hydrophobic material. Asphalt is applied to the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the top or upper surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the bottom or lower surface of the substrate. A surface layer of granules is embedded in the first asphalt coating. A backdust layer of particles is embedded in the second asphalt coating. A adhesive is disposed on the backdust layer. The hydrophobic material is applied to the adhesive.

Abstract: A shingle includes a substrate, a surface layer of granules, a backdust layer, an adhesive, and a hydrophobic material. Asphalt is applied to the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the top or upper surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the bottom or lower surface of the substrate. A surface layer of granules is embedded in the first asphalt coating. A backdust layer of particles is embedded in the second asphalt coating. A adhesive is disposed on the backdust layer. The hydrophobic material is applied to the adhesive.

Abstract: A shingle includes a substrate, a surface layer of granules, a backdust layer, an adhesive, and a hydrophobic material. Asphalt is applied to the substrate to form a first asphalt coating on the top or upper surface of the substrate and a second asphalt coating on the bottom or lower surface of the substrate. A surface layer of granules is embedded in the first asphalt coating. A backdust layer of particles is embedded in the second asphalt coating. A adhesive is disposed on the backdust layer. The hydrophobic material is applied to the adhesive.