As a company policy, we do not give away free kits.

GreenSlope can be used in a variety of practical scenarios including around low inner drains, near low scuppers and gutter edges, as walk pads, pitch pan filler, protection around curbs, HVAC crickets, beneath liquid-based waterproof membranes and more.

GreenSlope can be tapered to just about any reasonable depth. For larger and deeper areas, you can add insulation to the roof surface before applying to achieve the most lightweight and efficient tapering solution.

GreenSlope is not self-leveling. A trowel must be used to spread and level the material. It can also be built up and sloped to redirect water towards drainage areas.

GreenSlope is made from recycled post-consumer tires (EPDM) and Polystyrene, a resourceful re-purposing of materials that otherwise may end up in landfills, illegal stockpiles or dumped in urban and rural areas. Non-use of these materials is a wasted resource and a threat to public health and safety through fire risk and the spread of mosquito-borne illnesses.

The application of recycled rubber & EPS on flat rooftops has proven to be extremely effective and long lasting. Local governments that use tire-derived products reap economic and environmental benefits too. Using recycled rubber products can help facility managers meet stringent environmental requirements. The U.S. Green Building Council’s Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) green-building rating system awards points for environmentally friendly construction features. Additionally, contractors and building owners can use recycled rubber products to qualify new construction for LEED points for using building materials that incorporate recycled content materials.

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