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GRP Flat Roofing

Why Choose GRP Roofing for Your Flat Roof?

GRP stands for ‘Glass Reinforced Plastic’ a material made from a polyester resin, which is reinforced by chopped strand mat glass fibres to form a GRP laminate. It is a very popular composite material to use due to the fact that not only is it very strong but also surprisingly light.

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Vapour Control Layers For Flat Roofs

Why a Vapour Control Layer is Essential in a Flat Roof

A vapour control layer helps you shield your building from the consequences of condensation. Condensation is generated when warm moist air rises and condenses into a liquid on contact with the cooler areas above the insulation. The notion behind a vapour control layer is to install it on the room side of the insulation so it stops the passage of warm moist air entering the structure.

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How Not to Lay a GRP Roof

There are two problems with GRP flat roofs. Firstly it’s very difficult to get a skilled person to lay GRP correctly – you really need to have been laying GRP for some time before you understand and can prevent any problems.

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