Celcore Cellular Concrete.

The lightweight that can

 lick any heavyweight.


 For almost two
decades we'e been
licking them with un-
surpassed strength, .. .
durability, economy ..:
and efficiency.
 How, you ask, can
Celcore do this? Read on.
 Celcore Cellular Concrete
is a product of the mechanical com-
bination of compressed air and the
exclusive Celcore foam solution pro-
cessed through a special mobile
batch plant. The resultant product
is a lightweight concrete roofing
system that is water resistant, fire-
proof and rot and insect proof. It
can be sloped and contains the
highest Rvalues.
Ideal for large surfaces.
 The system is perfect for large
surface areas since its light% eight
properties eliminate most weight,
movement and R value problems.
 It's easy to install, and since any
type of roofing membrane can be
anchored to it, it allows considerable
latitude in design. Celcore offers the
largest choice in the industry for
anchoring roof membranes. It is bitu-
men compatible, so it may be directly
applied. It may also be torch applied,
glued or nailed.


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 Can be put on direct-
 ly over an old roof.
 These exclusive
 properties can save
 you considerable
,; ": .'- time and money by
 allowing you to put
 on a new roof without
 tearing off the old one.
 Or you can fill in portions of
 an old roof with Celcore.
 And only Celcore Cellular Concrete
 systems ate tested and approved by
 Factory Mutual with 1-90 uplift rat-
 ings over an existing roof.
 Call or write us today.We'd like
 to show you how a lightweight
 like Celcore is light years ahead
 of the heavyweights.







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