London Flat Roofing. 154c Fleet Road, Hampstead, London NW3 2QX
Inverted roofs, or upside down roofs, have the insulation laid onto the waterproofing membrane. There is normally some ballast to hold the insulation down. The problem with this kind of flat roof is that if maintenance is needed or there is a leak from the flat roof, it’s very difficult to find the leak, as you will see large areas of the insulation have to be removed, just to look at the flat roof covering.
Steven has been working on London's flat roofs for over 30 years. He has come across just about every type of flat roof in existence. From asphalt to zinc. If you have any questions or need any advice, feel free to drop a comment below and he will endeavour to reply.
The builder has built a new side extension and we left the decking open ready to lay a new [...]
This gives an idea as to what we were up against. Our specification for this new flat roof was [...]
This is a skylight in an old three layer felt roof. Although the roof is leaking and needs changing, [...]
The roof has been stripped and the insulation has already been taken up the scaffolding, ready to go down. [...]
Liquid rubber being laid over ply and felt. If you have watched video 1, you would have seen the [...]
Ply decking with torch on felt being applied over the top, ready for liquid rubber coating. When dry, I [...]
What is EPDM Rubber? Good question – I’m asked this all the time! EPDM is a manmade rubber that [...]
The Kemper system is laid wet into a fleece, as you can see we’ve even covered the internal surfaces [...]
London Flat Roofing investigated a leak caused by two old joined leaking roofs of different materials – plastic and [...]
One thing’s for sure, all the insulation on the roof will have to come out and we will have [...]
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