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Types of Flat Roofing Materials Available

Flat roofing systems have come a long way in a short time, and now UK roofs can be covered with more than just felt. Below weu2019ll explore some of the main alternatives and how they can benefit your home or business.

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Types of Flat Roofing Materials Available

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  1. Stanleys Roofing & Building Luton TYPES OF FLAT ROOFING MATERIALS AVAILABLE www.roofingandbuildingluton.co.uk

  2. About Us Flat roofing systems have come a long way in a short time, and now UK roofs can be covered with more than just felt. Below we’ll explore some alternatives and how they can benefit your home or business. of the main 01.

  3. Built-up Roofing Known in the US as ‘tar and gravel’ flat roofing structures, ubiquitous across the UK and has been in use for decades. It works by laying multiple layers of tar and grit before sealing the roof with a waterproof coating. Built-up roofs have longevity, durability and periodic maintenance, but they aren’t the cheapest option for flat roofing. built-up roofing is 02.

  4. Modified Bitumen Modified bitumen is very similar to built-up roofing in that it requires sheets of bitumen to be layered but then heated by a blow torch or some other heating process. It is more straightforward to install, cheaper and easy to repair but ultimately doesn’t last as long as a built-up roof. 03.

  5. Rubber Roofing EPDM monomer) represents a good value for money choice for any flat roofing structure. Constructed from artificial recycled rubber, EPDM can last up to fifty years, has superb insulating properties and resistance to UV rays and isn’t in any way toxic. As the most environmentally friendly benefits offset the slightly more significant expense. (Ethylene propylene diene option, the 04.

  6. Fibreglass A fibreglass roof has many favourable properties shared by other methods, but its appealing aesthetic sets it apart. They are also sturdy and have a high impact resistance which means their lifespan matches any other type of material. Contact Stanleys Roofing and Building for any roofing requirements, including routine maintenance for reliable and skilled service. 05.

  7. Stanleys Roofing & Building Luton CONTACT US 01582 932051 info@stanleysroofingandbuilding.co.uk www.roofingandbuildingluton.co.uk

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