QuickBOLT’s QB2, equipped with 3” Microflashing, has earned official acceptance from Miami-Dade County. This achievement streamlines permitting procedures and expands permit approval coverage. QB2 previously gained Florida State approval in January 2021, meeting state standards and enhancing installers’ permitting prospects statewide. Miami-Dade’s rigorous approval process, driven by High-Velocity Hurricane Zones, demands products to withstand extreme weather conditions. QB2’s Miami-Dade NOA encompasses structural engineering and water ingress protection evaluations, eliminating the need for project-specific stamped engineering and reducing permitting costs. As per QuickBOLT, QB2 facilitates faster permitting, saves installation time, and offers versatility in mounting options. Its patented BoltSeal technology ensures secure top mounting, complemented by QuickBOLT’s experience in wood fastener development. QB2 is available directly from QuickBOLT and select distributors in the Miami-Dade area, including CED Pompano Beach and Gexpro Orlando.
Miami-Dade approves QuickBOLT roof mounting
QB2, meeting Florida State requirements in January 2021, has now secured Miami-Dade NOA. (Image Credit: QuickBOLT)
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