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| RUBEROID / MARLEY FELT WORK |
This is a very popular type of flat roof replacement. The most economical approach to flat roofing, yet gives highly attractive and lasting results. The process is a follows: |
- Fitment of new 18mm marine polished ply boards giving the felt a good smooth surface in which to bond to.
- Fit new 2mm base coat felt work, providing good backing to green mineral cap sheet. Heat is used to melt tar onto ply boarding.
- Fit all new folded green mineral drips around perimeter edgings. This allows water to safely drip and run off the flat roof into any guttering.
- Fit new 4mm top sheet of green mineral torch-on felt work. Fully heated and bonded to first coat. Creates strong and durable finish.
- Fit all associated flashings, or recesses into brickwork ensuring no-leaks.
- Dress flat roof, remove all rubbish, or in some two coat 2mm applications the roof may be painted with fully solar reflective aluminium paint.
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| RUBEROID / MARLEY FELT WORK CASE STUDIES |
CASE STUDY 1
Mr and Mrs Dryden, Tynemouth, Tyne & Wear
Flat Roof Over Bay Window.
Here this old and worn out single density feltwork was in need of replacement.
Findley Roofing stripped the flat roof and begin relaying new 4mm Marley Torch-on felt work and drips. The roof was finished with a new code 4 lead trim flashing ensuring it was fully water tight and would remain so for many years to come.
Lead work is often used in this way instead of recessing felt into brickwork as this can perish quite easily. Again we believe that in going the extra mile for our customers in this way, we will maintain our great reputation for flat roofing.
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| Before and After shots of the Bay Window using Ruberoid/Marley Torch-on Felt |
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CASE STUDY 2
Mr Doyle, Cramlington, Northumberland.
Here Mr Doyle was on a budget, and asked Findley Roofing to provide a sound felt work installation for his garage roof. Marley Torch-on was used to create this very neat and tidy installation.
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CASE STUDY 3
Mr Dryden, Tynemouth, Tyne & Wear.
Here Mr Dryden requested his garage roof to be full stripped, and re-felted using Marley Torch-on Felt work. Marley Supastick was used in order to finish the flat roof under hard to reach and awkward fascia boarding. The results were as follows.
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