How to stagger ISO insulation correctly

A quick video showing how to stagger your layered ISO board insulation correctly - by 360 Innovations

[@stephenscott4655]

Thanks for posting. This is the best way to stagger. The 6' and 2' pieces ensure there's no wasted material.

[@artiebrown6353]

Thanks, great explanation showing staggering insulation is not as big of a pain as most roofers think.

[@peterspano4550]

Excellent explanation 👌

[@ericfarbent9834]

Great Video!!!

[@user-ps7nq5xo9t]

Assuming this is a rubber roof on the parapet wall are you filling the gap between the insulation and overhang?

[@360Innovations]

Yes the TPO cap sheet will go over the top of the parapet wall then capped off with metal coping

[@Tattooclownfish71]

Hi can u do this on the ceiling with drywall??? I need help thank you looks sweet man

[@360Innovations]

I'm sure you can, if you're needing 2 layers of drywall.

[@p120]

how many iso sheets can you run together intill you have to change to a size bigger to make an effective slope on small flat roof?

[@360Innovations]

Whether large or small, we use tapered insulation to create slope.

[@joey3908]

why do you split the piece by the parapet in half i understand the 2' 6' stagger part but im curious the reasoning for splitting first sheet thank you for the info very helpful sending a like your way

[@360Innovations]

It's an easy way to keep all joints throughout the system top and bottom about 2'away from each other