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Owens Corning DeckSeal SA SBS Cap Roll Roofing, Shasta White, 39.375-ft W x 32.833-ft L, 100-sq ft Coverage

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Owens Corning DeckSeal SA SBS Cap Roll Roofing, Shasta White, 39.375-ft W x 32.833-ft L, 100-sq ft CoverageDeckSeal SA SBS Cap Self Adhered Roll Roofing, Shasta White Self adhered SBS cap sheet designed for residential low slope roofs. Part of the DeckSeal system, it delivers durable, wind resistant performance and complements popular shingle colors. Key Features: Self Adhered System: Installs without torching; fast tack with granule free adhesive selvedge on side and end laps Low Slope Ready: Designed for roof slopes from 1 4: 12 to 2: 12 on porches,

DeckSeal SA SBS Cap Self-Adhered Roll Roofing, Shasta White

Self-adhered SBS cap sheet designed for residential low-slope roofs. Part of the DeckSeal system, it delivers durable, wind-resistant performance and complements popular shingle colors.


Key Features:

  • Self-Adhered System: Installs without torching; fast tack with granule-free adhesive selvedge on side and end laps
  • Low-Slope Ready: Designed for roof slopes from 1/4:12 to 2:12 on porches, garages, additions, and carports
  • Durable SBS Cap Sheet: Dual compound formulation for strong adhesion, handling, and long-term performance
  • Wind Uplift Resistance: Engineered for excellent wind uplift characteristics
  • Coordinated Look: Shasta White color complements Owens Corning shingle offerings

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Series Name DeckSeal SA SBS Cap
Type Roll roofing
Color/Finish Family White
Manufacturer Color/Finish Shasta White
Coverage Area 100 sq ft
Length 32.833 ft
Width 39.375 ft
Width Measurement 39.375-ft
Underlayment Required Yes
Warranty Limited lifetime
Roll Weight 97 lbs
UNSPSC 30151500
System Compatibility Part of DeckSeal 2- or 3-ply system with DeckSeal MA NailBase or SA Base (sold separately)
Application Slope Range 1/4:12 to 2:12
Key Features Dual compound formulation; excellent wind uplift; granule-free adhesive selvedge on side and end laps

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: Is this a complete roofing system?
A: No. This is the DeckSeal SA SBS Cap sheet; use with DeckSeal MA NailBase or SA Base (sold separately) for a 2- or 3-ply system.


Q: What roof slopes is it suitable for?
A: Designed for residential low-slope applications between 1/4:12 and 2:12.


Q: What is the coverage per roll?
A: Each roll covers approximately 100 sq ft (39.375-ft W x 32.833-ft L).


Q: Does it require underlayment?
A: Yes—use the compatible DeckSeal base sheet as underlayment per system instructions.


Q: What is the color/finish?
A: Shasta White, part of the Owens Corning color palette.


A Crisp, Modern Cap for Sleek Low-Slope Rooflines

Shasta White brings a fresh, architectural polish to porches and additions, bouncing light for a clean, contemporary look. The mineral granule texture adds subtle dimension that reads refined rather than rough. Pair it with cool gray siding and matte black trim for a quietly luxe statement. It’s a smart, stylish essential that elevates everyday outdoor rooms.


Finish your low-slope project with durable, self-adhered protection—choose DeckSeal SA SBS Cap in Shasta White today.

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