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Johns Manville 60 mil TPO Roofing Membrane, White, 10 ft x 100 ft Roll
Regular price $1,251.42Johns Manville 60 mil TPO Roofing Membrane, White, 10 ft x 100 ft Roll
This is a Johns Manville 60 mil TPO single-ply roofing membrane in white, supplied as one 10 ft x 100 ft roll for commercial low-slope roof systems. The wide roll covers 1,000 sq ft nominally, reducing seam count on open roof fields. Pair it with JM TPO flashing, fasteners, plates, adhesives and insulation for a complete JM system.
Key Features:
- Mid 60 mil gauge: This roll is the 60 mil thickness in the JM TPO membrane family.
- Reflective white: White TPO surface is the standard reflective finish for JM TPO systems.
- Wide 10 ft roll: The 10 ft width means fewer seams on open fields than narrower rolls.
- Code approvals: Listed as FM Approved, UL Classified, Miami-Dade County Approved and meeting ASTM D6878.
- System component: Designed as the field membrane of a complete Johns Manville TPO roof system.
- Welded seams: TPO laps are hot-air welded per JM installation specifications.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Johns Manville |
| Sell unit | 1 roll, 10 ft x 100 ft |
| Product line | TPO Roof Systems |
| Material | TPO (thermoplastic polyolefin) single-ply roofing membrane |
| Color | White |
| Dimensions | 10 ft x 100 ft |
| Thickness | 60 mil |
| Coverage per unit | 1,000 sq ft per roll (nominal, before laps and seams) |
| Applicable standards | FM Approved; UL Classified; Miami-Dade County Approved; ASTM D6878 |
| Weight | 395 lb per roll (gross) |
| Intended use | Commercial low-slope roofing membrane |
Coverage & How Much You Need:
One 10 ft x 100 ft roll nominally covers 1,000 sq ft of roof field before seam laps and detailing; the wide width reduces linear footage of welded seams on open areas. Verify layout against JM fastening pattern documents for the chosen insulation and wind zone.
Fit and Compatibility:
Part of the Johns Manville TPO roofing system; use with JM TPO flashing and accessories, JM insulation and cover boards, JM fasteners and plates, and JM adhesives and sealants. The JM 60 mil TPO data sheet lists approved assemblies.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: What comes with the order?
A: One 10 ft x 100 ft roll of Johns Manville 60 mil white TPO membrane; flashing, fasteners, plates and insulation are sold separately.
Q: How much area does one roll cover?
A: Nominally 1,000 sq ft; installed coverage is less after seam laps and perimeter detailing.
Q: Why choose the 10 ft width?
A: A wider roll means fewer welded seams on open roof fields, which can speed installation compared to 5 or 6 ft rolls.
Q: Is the membrane code approved?
A: The listing states FM Approved, UL Classified, Miami-Dade County Approved and ASTM D6878 compliance.
Q: How are seams sealed?
A: By hot-air welding following Johns Manville installation instructions.
Q: What does the roll weigh?
A: The dealer sheet lists gross weight at 395 lb per roll, so plan mechanical handling.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Use the 10 ft wide 60 mil roll on large open fields to cut seam labor; switch to 5 or 6 ft widths for areas with many penetrations. Confirm the JM assembly and fastening pattern for the wind zone before ordering accessories. Keep flashing and sealants within the JM TPO system.
Installation involves hot-air welding equipment and rooftop work; use trained crews and fall protection and follow Johns Manville specifications and local code.
Order the Johns Manville 60 mil white TPO membrane, 10 ft x 100 ft, for fast open-field installation.
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