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TriRoof 450g Standard Fibreglass Roofing Kit (Light Foot Traffic)

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Standard GRP Fibreglass Roofing Kit with materials to cover one layer with 450g matting and non-fire retardant Roofing Topcoat in Dark Grey.

Standard GRP / Fibreglass Roofing Kit with materials to cover 10sqm with Dark Grey Topcoat. Please note this Topcoat is Non-Fire Retardant.

Also included in our Standard GRP Roofing kit is 450g Fibreglass Matting which is suitable for most standard flat roofing installations and Lloyd's Approved Resin.

You may also require glass bandage roll and acetone to complement your roofing kit. These are both available from the related products below. 

Please note the Resin and Topcoat contained in this kit require catalyst addition to cure (set). Failure to add catalyst will result in the material not setting.

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In this instance, a fibreglass roof kit may be used to complete the repair. The first step would be to sand back the exisiting surface to expose the fibreglass and then clean with acetone. Measure the amount of fibreglass mat you will need. Cut your new fibreglass mat into strips of an appropriate width for covering over the cracks. Ensure there is an overlap of 50mm either side of the crack. Apply a wet coat of resin to the surface and bed down the new matting. Ensure the glass is completely wet through with resin (it will go transparent). Taking a paddle roller, consolidate the glass and resin ensuring that matting is wet through and well consolidated to surface. There should be no trapped air. Allow to cure. Once cured (min 3 hours), sand back with 80 grit sandpaper to key surface and clean with acetone. Mix topcoat with catalyst and apply. Allow to... Read more
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If your flat roof is starting to pond, fear not! In some instances, it may be possible to sand back the existing layer and apply a layer of bodyfiller. The bodyfiller will help to raise the area where the water is pooling and aid water run-off. Once, the bodyfiller has been applied, cured and sanded to suit you will need to wipe the area down with Acetone to remove any contaminants. You may then re-apply the resin, matting and topcoat to ensure your GRP Roof remains watertight.
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In short, no. The deck would have to be sanded back to the fresh timber and wiped down with Acetone prior to any fibreglass application.

Published in: Fibreglass Roofing
Yes, a Fibreglass Roof can be walked on. Depending on the volume of foot traffic expected for the roof to take, this will determine the weight of matting that should be used in the construction of the roof. A roof with little to no foot traffic expected would suit 1 layer of 450g matting, a moderate level of foot traffic should use 1 layer of 600g matting and a balcony or a roof with regular foot traffic should use 2 layers of 450g matting. A non-slip Topcoat is also highly recommended for areas with foot traffic... Read more
Published in: Fibreglass Roofing
In short, yes. Fibreglass can be applied to a pitched roof. Although fibreglass is most commonly known in the market for flat roofing, fibreglass can be applied vertically also.
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