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| Landmark Solaris IR solar reflective roofing shingles  CertainTeed Corporation is leading the way with it latest advancement of solar reflective roofing shingles that offer protection from the sun, impact, wind and algae. The new Landmark Solaris IR shingles decrease the temperature of the roof by as much as 20 percent, meet the industry's highest standards for impact resistance and provide protection against staining or discoloration caused by roof algae growth. "CertainTeed's patented technology behind Landmark Solaris IR has paved the way for an expanded range of cool roofing products that offer enhanced weather performance attributes such as impact- and algae-resistance," says Bob Gardiner, vice president of marketing for CertainTeed Roofing. "CertainTeed is well-positioned to meet customers' desires for ENERGY STAR-rated products with strong weather-resistant features without sacrificing a home's curb appeal."Offered in an eye-catching color palette that includes Crystal Gray, Sunset Shake, Aged Cedar and Dusky Clay, Landmark Solaris IR shingles feature special granules that reflect solar energy better than traditional shingles. Engineered with a tough fiberglass scrim on its back surface for increased durability, Landmark Solaris IR is tested to withstand the impact of a 2-inch steel ball dropped from a height of 20 feet, without cracking and meets UL 2218 testing standards. "Landmark Solaris IR is the ultimate green roofing shingle to protect against Mother Nature, offering homeowners the added security against the uncertainties of nature's elements," adds Gardiner. Backed by a lifetime limited transferable warranty, Landmark Solaris IR includes a 10-year warranty against winds up to 90 miles per hour. When the shingles are installed with designated accessory products, the wind warranty can be upgraded to 130 mph. In addition, the products have a 10-year SureStart warranty protection and a 10-year StreakFighter coverage against the affects of algae growth and meet UL Class A fire resistance. write your comments about the article :: © 2010 Construction News :: home page |