MASONS RBFBE0-20MM Roof Boot Flashings Owner’s Manual
- June 11, 2024
- MASONS
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Roof Boot Flashings
RBFBE0-20MM Roof Boot Flashings
› MULTIPLE SIZES IN RANGE
Fits any pipe penetration
› EPDM RUBBER AND RED SILICON
To withstand varying temperatures
› EASY TO INSTALL
Fits round or square fittings
› FOR FLASHING PIPES ON
HORIZONTAL CLADDINGS TOO
› GUARANTEED FOR UP
TO 15 YEARS
Masons Roof Boot Flashings are designed for building applications where a pipe
or building service penetrates the roof of a building.
When installed the roof boot flashings create a weathertight seal between the
service pipe and the building roof.
AVAILABLE IN MULTIPLE SIZES 0-300mm And either EPDM Rubber or Red Silicon
EPDM withstands temperatures from -50˚C to 115˚C and up to 150˚C
intermittently.
Silicon withstands temperatures from -60˚C to 200˚C and up to 250˚C
intermittently.
WHEN A SQUARE FITTING IS REQUIRED ADD 30%
TO THE DIAMETRE OF THE PIPE AND CUT ACCORDINGLY.
| | 400mm
= 30% more than 324mm
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100mm round
= 314mm circumference| 100mm square
= 400mm perimetre
Appraised by
Roof Boot Installation Instructions
- Cut a hole in the roof cladding slightly larger than pipe. Support hole with additional framing if necessary. Insert pipe into hole. Trim cone of Roof Boot with sharp snips for a snug fit on the pipe.
- Slide the Roof Boot down over the pipe. Moisten the pipe to overcome friction and slide the Roof Boot down into position.
- Apply roof and gutter or similar neutral cure silicone to the underside of the Roof Boot flange.
- Press flange onto roof cladding and silicone. Mould to shape easy out any creases. Don’t over stretch the billowed cone adjust the fit on the pipe as required. Leave some ‘give’ in the flexible cone to allow for minor movement.
- Finish by applying at continuous bead of silicone to the edge of the flange and smooth off.
- Use self drilling washered screws or sealed rivets to fasten the Roof Boot to the cladding.
NOTE: For more effective drainage, always fit the Roof Boot 45° to the fall, or diamond fashion.
| Masons Code | Description | Pipe Size (mm) | Base Size (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|
| RBFBE 0-20MM | Roof Boot Flshg 0-20mm Blk EPDM | 0-20 | 57×57 |
| RBFBE 0-35MM | Roof Boot Flshg 0-35mm Blk EPDM | 0-35 | 100×100 |
| RBFBE 110-170MM | Roof Boot Flshg 110-170mm Blk EPDM | 110-170 | 283×283 |
| RBFBE 130-230mm | Roof Boot Flshg 130-230mm Blk EPDM | 130-230 | 305×305 |
| RBFBE 160-220MM | Roof Boot Flshg 160-220mm Blk EPDM | 160-220 | 360×360 |
| RBFBE 160-300MM | Roof Boot Flshg 160-300mm Blk EPDM | 160-300 | 445×445 |
| RBFBE 5-120MM | Roof Boot Flshg 5-120mm Blk EPDM | 5-120 | 215×215 |
| RBFBE 5-55MM | Roof Boot Flshg 5-55mm Blk EPDM | 5-55 | 135×135 |
| RBFBE 50-70MM | Roof Boot Flshg 50-70mm Blk EPDM | 50-70 | 175×175 |
| RBFBECN 0-35MM | Roof Boot Flshg 0-35mm Blk EPDM Cble Nipples | 0-35 | 92×92 |
| RBFBERF 20-70MM | Roof Boot Flshg 20-70mm Blk EPDM Retro Fit | 20-70 | 160×160 |
| RBFRS 0-35MM | Roof Boot Flshg 0-35mm Red Silcn | 0-35 | 100×100 |
| RBFRS 110-170MM | Roof Boot Flshg 110-170mm Red Silcn | 110-170 | 283×283 |
| RBFRS 130-230MM | Roof Boot Flshg 130-230mm Red Silcn | 130-230 | 305×305 |
| RBFRS 160-220MM | Roof Boot Flshg 160-220mm Red Silcn | 160-220 | 360×360 |
| RBFRS 160-300MM | Roof Boot Flshg 160-300mm Red Silcn | 160-300 | 445×445 |
| RBFRS 5-120MM | Roof Boot Flshg 5-120mm Red Silcn | 5-120 | 215×215 |
| RBFRS 50-170MM | Roof Boot Flshg 50-70mm Red Silcn | 50-70 | 175×175 |
| RBFRSCN 0-35MM | Roof Boot Flshg 0-35mm Red Silcn Cble Nipples | 0-35 | 98×98 |
| RBFRSCN 5-55MM | Roof Boot Flshg 5-55mm Red Silcn Cble Nipples | 5-55 | 137×137 |
| RBFRSRF 20-70MM | Roof Boot Flshg 20-70mm Red Silcn Retro Fit | 20-70 | 153×153 |
Roof Pitch
Roof boots have limitations regarding the pitch, roof profile and placement.
For roof boots fixed directly to the roof cladding where the roof boot fits
cross the entire pan of the profile the lowest permissible roof pitch is 8°
for corrugated iron and 10° for low rib trapezoidal profiles.
Where possible avoid fitting roof boots over a lap. If this can not be avoided
the lap must be fully sealed.
The installer must take actions needed to prevent the possibility of leaks
through capillary action.
Directly fitted roof boots should be fitted with their edge’s diagonal to the
fall of the water. If this is not practical, they may be fitted square at
pitches 10° and above.
Direct-fixed Roof Boot on Trapezoidal Profiles
Direct-fixed Roof Boot on Corrugated Profiles
Boot flashings fitted to Over Flashings
Roof boots may be fitted to over flashings, this allows them to be used in
pitches down the minimum allowed for the profile, this is usually 8° for
corrugated and 3° for trapezoidal trough sections. Under 10° pitch roof boots
must be installed at 45° to the profile – fall of the roof.
Soaker flashings should continue to the apex or terminate with a soaker to the
upper edge.
For additional information Masons recommends designers and installers consult
the MRM COP section 9.5, and Or E23 AS1 section 8.3.10 and figs 53 & 54 prior
t detailing or using Masons Roof Boots
Masons recommends the use Soudal Gorilla MS or Gorilla Roofers silicone, or
any equivalent premium neutral cure sealant.
Over-Flashed Roof Boot Flashing on Corrugate Profile
Over-Flashed Roof Boot with Soaker Level Curb on Trapezoidal Profile
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Documents / Resources
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MASONS RBFBE0-20MM Roof Boot
Flashings
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160-220MM, RBFRS 160-300MM, RBFRS 5-120MM, RBFRS 50-170MM, RBFRSCN 0-35MM,
RBFRSCN 5-55MM, RBFBE0-20MM Roof Boot Flashings, Roof Boot Flashings, Boot
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