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BSA Fastening System

Adjustable, telescopic sleeve fastening system for tapered insulation on profiled steel decks


One combination: For various application thicknesses


The increased use of tapered insulation systems on flat roofing projects combined with thicker insulation due to changes in building regulations brings a definite need to reduce installer complexity when mechanically installing insulation and membrane layers.


The new innovative and unique BSA fastening system builds on existing fastener technology and offers a self-drilling adjustable fastener to provide the installer with a simple and cost effective solution for tapered insulation on steel decks.


The BSA fastening system can be used for seam or field fastening membrane applications, with a maximum setting depth of only 20mm, below the substrate.

For a SAFE roof installation

Security

The telescopic nature of the fastening system allows the sleeve to move vertically and freely when increased loads are applied, and returns to its original position once the load has been removed.


Minimum Penetration

Only 20mm deck crown penetration with every fastener.


Adjustability & Simplicity

Up to 85mm of adjustability with each fastener results in fewer product combinations. Easier procurement and reduced installation time.


System Flexibility

The BSA fastening system can be used for insulation attachment and also for membrane attachment with either traditional seam or field fastening applications.


Installer Friendly

Offers a fast and simplified installation process. Saves time, saves cost.


BSA Fastening System Whitepaper

Mechanical fixings for tapered insulation on flat roofs – Why is adjustability key to a fast, efficient and reliable solution?

Despite its name, a flat roof is rarely flat. Without effective drainage or, worse, if backfalls occur, a roof can suffer from ponding. Ponding adds a dead load to the roof structure, which is unlikely to have been accounted for in structural calculations and may also increase stress in the waterproofing layer. Find out more today...

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BSA Fastening System

Adjustable, telescopic sleeve fastening system for tapered insulation on profiled steel decks


One combination: For various application thicknesses


The increased use of tapered insulation systems on flat roofing projects combined with thicker insulation due to changes in building regulations brings a definite need to reduce installer complexity when mechanically installing insulation and membrane layers.


The new innovative and unique BSA fastening system builds on existing fastener technology and offers a self-drilling adjustable fastener to provide the installer with a simple and cost effective solution for tapered insulation on steel decks.


The BSA fastening system can be used for seam or field fastening membrane applications, with a maximum setting depth of only 20mm, below the substrate.

For a SAFE roof installation

Security

The telescopic nature of the fastening system allows the sleeve to move vertically and freely when increased loads are applied, and returns to its original position once the load has been removed.


Minimum Penetration

Only 20mm deck crown penetration with every fastener.


Adjustability & Simplicity

Up to 85mm of adjustability with each fastener results in fewer product combinations. Easier procurement and reduced installation time.


System Flexibility

The BSA fastening system can be used for insulation attachment and also for membrane attachment with either traditional seam or field fastening applications.


Installer Friendly

Offers a fast and simplified installation process. Saves time, saves cost.


BSA Fastening System Whitepaper

Mechanical fixings for tapered insulation on flat roofs – Why is adjustability key to a fast, efficient and reliable solution?

Despite its name, a flat roof is rarely flat. Without effective drainage or, worse, if backfalls occur, a roof can suffer from ponding. Ponding adds a dead load to the roof structure, which is unlikely to have been accounted for in structural calculations and may also increase stress in the waterproofing layer. Find out more today...

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Find out more