Recent content by oddjob1200

you need to be pretty careful what you use. It's no good using anything rubber as the oils in the felt/bitumen that is sticking your gravel down will just eat through it once it warms up. If you intend to keep the roof and just patch it cheaply, some sort of bitumen paint will do the job so long...

I used hedgehog and they're awful. To start with they did the job and considering how cheap they are, I thought it was great. The problems came after about 2 months when the bristles had caught a load of leaves. Because they get spiked, I have to keep getting up there to pull them off. I may as...

Thanks skidmore, I've actually gone ahead with the Quicktrim now. I will post pictures asap.

This sounds similar to the problem I had with my own roof. We added a beam and built on top effectively. This would ( in my opinion ) be the best and most cost effective way of going about it so long as what you are going on top of is sound. I installed Rubberall on our roof and we are delighted...

hello Dan, I've just done my roof with rubberall epdm and I couldn't be happier! the thinnest material has got a 20 year guarantee, it was easy to fit ( I did it myself and I'm very poor at this sort of thing normally) and the cost was less than I was expecting. I would suggest...

To be honest that sounds very excessive to me. it would cost less than that to take up a roof that size, Lay an EPDM membrane and put the peel and stick walk way tiles onto that. Also, anyone who knows anything will tell you that the oils in the bitumen ( sorry for spelling ) will eat at rubber...

I'm hoping someone can offer me some advice. I've recently installed my own flat roof using Rubberall, which I found to be very easy to do myself and compared to other products I was looking at, it was a good price for the life expectancy. I used PVC sure edge trims around the outside but it's...