Shrinkage: Why It Occurs in EPDM and Modified Bitumen Roofs

By Admin November 04, 2021

Shrinkage is considered a typical issue on ethylene propylene diene monomer (EPDM) and modified bitumen roofs. Back in the day, this problem was even more common in unreinforced rubber roof systems. Thanks to modern advancement and improvements in manufacturing, it’s now less likely to occur.

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