The ZIC System for New Construction Applications

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The ZIC System combines the unique properties of lightweight insulating concrete and Insulperm premium-expanded polystyrene foam insulation board. The ZIC mix consists of ZIC Concrete Aggregate and Portland cement. ZIC is used in new construction applications with slotted galvanized metal decking. The ZIC mix requires a minimum two-inch thickness of ZIC over the top of Insulperm Insulation Board. The ZIC System utilizes the Zono-Tite Base Sheet Fastener, which has a nominal one and 3/4-inch length.

  • Siplast offers two aggregate-based lightweight insulating concrete systems: ZIC and NVS.
  • Reroofable to reduce environmental impact.
  • Provides fire protection, prevents air infiltration, and bonds the total insulation system to the substrate.

ZIC Aggregate

Used in new construction applications over slotted galvanized metal decking. Pours with a cement-to-aggregate ratio of 1:6 and should have a minimum dry density of 22 pounds per cubic foot.

Zono-Tite Fastener

Base sheet fastener for use with lightweight insulating concrete.

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Parabase

Parabase

Parabase base sheets are typically used in nailable applications, but several variants can also be used as an adhered ply sheet in certain systems. To learn more about all of our parabase systems click the link for more information. 
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Siplast Lightweight Insulating Concrete at Franklin Bay Meadows

The reusable, high performance roof insulation solution

Siplast Lightweight Insulating Concrete Systems combine lightweight concrete and expanded polystyrene foam. They provide a smooth, monolithic surface ideal for roofing, and help to prolong the life of the roof membrane by lowering membrane temperatures. Our systems address roof design goals such as slope-to-drain, moisture resistance, compressive strength, stability, and mechanical fastening.

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