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Texas Department of Insurance

    Engineering Services/MC 103-3A
    333 Guadalupe Street
    PO Box 149104
    Austin, TX 78714-9104

Product Evaluation Effective January 15, 1998

Eco-shake shingles manufactured by Re-New Wood, Inc. of Wagoner, OK will be acceptable in areas inland and seaward of the Intra-coastal Waterway when installed in accordance with the manufacturer's installation instructions and this product evaluation.

 


Underwriters Laboratories, Inc.

    333 Pfingsten Road
    Northbrook, IL 60062-2096

 

 


Celotex Corporation (formerly Center for Applied Engineering, Inc.)

    10301 Ninth Street
    St. Petersburg, FL 33716

Project: Wind Resistance of Re-New Wood, Inc. Eco-Shake Shingles

Test Method: ASTM D3161 "Wind Resistance of Shingles (modified Fan-Induced Method)"

Test Date: February 9, 1995

SUMMARY OF OBSERVATIONS

    Underside of Deck: No water intrusion occurred.

    Roof Top Surface: Two shingles lifted at their common seam due to a missing nail. Some fish mouths appeared. All shingles relaxed to their normal position after test.

 

Project: UV Exposure of Eco-Shake Shingles

Test Method: ASTM G53, "Standard Practice for Operating Light and Water-Exposure (Fluorescent UV-Condensation Type) For Exposure of Non-Metallic Materials"

Test Date: October 4, 1995

Results:

    The four (4) specimens were examined after 5000 hours UV/Condensation exposure and the showed no visible cracking or deterioration.

 

Project: Temperature cycling of Re-New Wood, Inc. Eco-Shake shingles

Test Method: ICBO AC07-4.8 Temperature Cycling - test

    1HR H20 @73 F/6" HR
    6HR @ -40F
    2HR @ 70F
    14HR @ 180F
    1HR @ 70F between 25 cycles

Results:

    At the end of twenty-five cycles the sample was examined at 5X magnification. The Re-New Wood Eco-Shake sample showed some discoloration but there was no evidence of surface degradation. 

 

 

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