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GAF EnergyGuard Perlite Cant Strip, 1" x 4" x 4' (Bundle of 21, 84 LF)

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GAF EnergyGuard Perlite Cant Strip, 1" x 4" x 4' (Bundle of 21, 84 LF)EnergyGuard Perlite Cant Strip for Roofing Factory fabricated cant strip made from rigid EnergyGuard Perlite insulation board. Cut to provide a true 45 transition between roof deck and vertical surfaces, simplifying installation across most roof systems. Key Features: Clean 45 Transition: Precision cut angles create a true 45 between horizontal and vertical surfaces Durable Perlite Construction: Rigid EnergyGuard perlite insulation board resists

EnergyGuard Perlite Cant Strip for Roofing

Factory-fabricated cant strip made from rigid EnergyGuard Perlite insulation board. Cut to provide a true 45° transition between roof deck and vertical surfaces, simplifying installation across most roof systems.


Key Features:

  • Clean 45° Transition: Precision-cut angles create a true 45° between horizontal and vertical surfaces
  • Durable Perlite Construction: Rigid EnergyGuard perlite insulation board resists deformation during installation
  • Easy to Work With: Fabricates easily for use with most roof systems
  • Bundle Efficiency: Packaged as a bundle of 21 pieces totaling 84 lineal feet
  • UL Classified: Meets recognized safety classification standards

Specifications Table:

Specification Details
Manufacturer Part Number 5550 84
Style Roofing Insulation
Material Perlite insulation board
Thickness 1"
Width 4"
Length 4'
Dimensions 1" x 4" x 4'
Packaging Bundle of 21
Lineal Feet per Bundle 84'
Unit of Measure BDL
Applicable Standards UL Classified
Item Weight 15 lb
Product Number GAF4CANT1

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What are the dimensions of each cant strip?
A: Each piece measures 1" thick by 4" wide by 4' long.


Q: How many pieces come in a bundle?
A: A bundle contains 21 pieces for a total of 84 lineal feet.


Q: What is the primary purpose of a cant strip?
A: To form a smooth 45° transition between the roof deck and vertical surfaces, improving membrane performance and detailing.


Q: Is this product compatible with different roofing systems?
A: Yes, it is designed to be easily fabricated for installation with most roof systems.


Q: Does it have any certifications?
A: Yes, it is UL Classified.


Elevate Roof Transitions with Sculpted Precision

This perlite cant strip introduces a refined, architectural transition at roof edges, rendering a crisp 45-degree profile that feels both functional and elegant. Its rigid EnergyGuard composition offers a clean, consistent line that uplifts the detailing of any commercial roof. Use it to frame parapets and penetrations with confidence, bringing order and sophistication to the envelope. A smart, essential finishing element for a polished, high-performance rooftop.


Choose EnergyGuard Perlite Cant Strip today for a clean, UL-classified 45° roof transition that installs easily and lasts.

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