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What did they put on your roof?

Get some quotes from the other places for the stuff you need then go back into Eurocell and see if they'll beat or match the prices

You wanting installation price or just raw material costs?

Universal corners aren't essential but they will save you time, especially if it's your first job and you don't want the hassle of forming corners from glass. What decking are you using? if you don't use tongue and groove boards then you'll need to tape the seams using fibreglass bandage

That doesn't look good and I would get them back to fix that, exposed fibreglass anywhere on the roof is not a good thing

These posts always seem like a dodgy invite to promote, so to be impartial i've added a few really good suppliers that sell GRP roofing kits. 1. https://www.grproofing.com/kits - Direct from manufacturer and free delivery, not the cheapest but really high quality and great tech support 2...

Any chance you could post a pic?

Not sure because of the picture and my eyes are not what they were but is that muck on the top surface (20170909_161716) on the third picture or the white of the fibreglass laminate showing through under the topcoat? if it's the fibreglass you can see then they haven't applied enough topcoat...

To quote Monty Python

Liquid polyurethanes tend to come in two versions; a one pot wonder that overcoats or repairs the existing surface (These don't usually come with a guarantee) and then the full blown all singing all dancing versions that have either a fibreglass or a polyester reinforcement. Upsides to...

Some questions How many square metres do you need to cover and what are you covering (garage, extension etc...)? Do you have any liquid polyurethane systems in mind? Are you going over the existing surface or putting new decking down?

I would go with these bad boys, they will keep your feet nice and warm and the claws will help in the icy conditions :)

I think I see a wall

Does the roof catch a lot of sun?

No over reaction on your part, this is bad

Think so, have a butchers online and see what you can find. You can use the larger non-T&G OSB3 boards, you'll just have to tape the seams.

OSB3 18mm Sterling board tongue and groove if you can get it, means you don't have to tape the seams

What is on your roof currently? I think you'll find that most of the Acrylic based products will be manufactured from the same company or have virtually the same recipe, but with different labels on the tin, so the better known the brand the higher the price tends to be.

Hi Andy, Here goes Standard vs Premium In order to cheapen the product some companies offer a “standard” or “low-cost” material which hasn’t been specifically adapted for the market and could be an inferior grade product. Always go for a premium flexible system. 450gm or 600gm fibreglass...

How many square metres does the new roof cover? and did the Architect specify a particular brand of fibreglassing system? Some are more flexible than others and a south facing roof is going to get the sun (if we ever have a summer again in the UK) so thermal expansion might, if not already needs...