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NC-2009 SSc7.2:Heat Island Effect—Roof

Wood deck SRI

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Vanessa Bermudez
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I am working on a project registered under LEED NC 2.2. The roof includes a wood deck and I have not been able to find the SRI for wood. Any suggestions?

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Mon, 09/16/2013 - 16:03

Wood typically doesn't meet the SRI requirements for a low slope roof, unfortunately. You can look around to try to find some good numbers but they aren't likely to be in your favor. I would start with the palest, blondest wood you can find.

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