BLUE RIDGE Fiberboard STRUCTODEK Cant Strip, 1-1/2 in. x 4 in. x 4 ft., Brown Wood Fiber

Blue Ridge fiberboard cant strips are factory-fabricated from STRUCTODEK insulation board for low-slope roof transitions. Each strip measures 1-1/2 in. x 4 in. x 4 ft. in brown wood fiber, and the sell unit is one board. They provide a true 45-degree angle between horizontal and vertical surfaces in conventional roof systems.

Key Features:

• True 45-degree cut: Strips are cut at angles that provide a true 45-degree angle between horizontal and vertical surfaces.
• Smooth transition: Provide a smooth transition from horizontal to vertical surfaces on low-slope roofs.
• Lightweight and durable: Durable, lightweight components made from STRUCTODEK fiberboard.
• 100% recyclable fiber: Made of environmentally friendly, 100% recyclable wood fiber.
• May aid LEED: May contribute to LEED credits on qualifying projects.
• Broad compatibility: Compatible with most conventional roof systems, subject to membrane manufacturer approval.

Specifications Table:

Coverage & How Much You Need:

Each 4 ft. strip covers 4 linear feet of a wall-to-deck transition. Measure total transition length, divide by 4 ft., and add a small allowance for cutting and butt joints to size the order.

Fit and Compatibility:

Designed for use with most conventional low-slope roof systems including modified bitumen and single-ply assemblies; confirm approval with your membrane manufacturer. Structodek insulation boards and tapered edge pieces are available separately.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What size are these cant strips?
A: Each strip is 1-1/2 in. x 4 in. x 4 ft. long with a 45-degree profile.

Q: How many strips do I need?
A: Divide your total transition length in feet by 4 and add a modest waste allowance for cuts and joints.

Q: What are they made of?
A: They are factory cut from Blue Ridge STRUCTODEK fiberboard, made of 100% recyclable wood fiber.

Q: Will they work with my membrane?
A: They are compatible with most conventional roof systems, but confirm approval with your membrane manufacturer before installation.

Q: Do they count toward LEED?
A: The manufacturer states the strips may contribute to LEED credits; verify with your project's certification requirements.

Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

Cant strips are the standard detail at parapets and curbs because the 45-degree face prevents membrane from bridging at a sharp inside corner. Set them tight and flush along the wall before membrane installation, and verify your membrane manufacturer accepts fiberboard cants for the specified system. On jobs seeking LEED documentation, keep the recyclable wood fiber product data on file.

Fiberboard edges and cutting tools can produce dust and sharp offcuts; wear gloves, eye protection and a dust mask when cutting on site.

Order Blue Ridge STRUCTODEK cant strips to complete clean, code-conscious roof transitions.