GRP Fibreglass Roofing Introduction

GRP fibreglass roofing system are an extremely popular alternative to traditional roof covering materials due to the advantages of seamless technology. These systems are largely installed onto domestic roofs and new build construction projects where a timber deck construction is specified.

GRP Fibreglass Roofs are extremely hard wearing, can accept limited foot traffic loads and when required can be used on balcony and roof terrace applications. One of the main advantages with GRP roofing systems is the seamless joint free finish achieved by applying multiple layers of cold applied resins which are reinforced by fibreglass chopped strand mat.

GRP roofs are particularly attractive in appearance and are available in a wide range of BS or RAL colours and bespoke finishes to suit the requirements of the client. Simulated lead roll effect roofs can also achieved, this offers a cost effective alternative to lead roofing with the advantage of no scrap value.

Key Benefits of GRP Fibreglass Roofing

Cold Applied, No Naked Flames.

Seamless Waterproofing, No Joins or Welds.

Can be applied on complex roof designs.

Variety of colour and finishes.

Tough, hard wearing.

Fully Reinforced.

Rapid curing.

Cool cure system can be applied at 0 degrees.

Fire Retardent.