• SureSlope

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    Atlas introduced SureSlope Prefabricated Tapered Products for low-slope roofing applications. Created from its industry-leading portfolio of Gemini Pre-Cut Tapered Polyiso Roof Insulation, Atlas has rebranded and introduced the product line to become SureSlope, providing contractors, architects and engineers with a more concise picture of the function and benefits of the roofing products. The product line has now expanded to also include the new SureSlope DST 8x8 Drain Set, developed to help contractors minimize installation errors, reduce jobsite waste and increase installation speed. 

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