GRP fibreglass roofing can be used being applied to a flat roof.
Fibreglass Roofing
What is Fibreglass in roofing?
GRP stands for Glass Reinforced Plastic which is made up of polyester resin combined with glass fibres. These two are mixed and moulded together to form a polymer. GRP fibreglass is today in the flat roofing world the first choice roofing cover primarily due to how strong it is whilst not weighing much which is really efficient for the building frame structure.
What makes fibreglass roofing a good choice:
- It's a durable material
- Doesn’t weigh much
- Hasn’t got any joints
- Easily repaired
- Looks great
- Real Focus on Customer Satisfaction
Other things you may want to know about Fibreglass roofing:
- Typically fibreglass lasts 25 years or more on your roof
- Costs vary hugely but as a guide to cover a small building roof you’re looking at £1500
- Fibreglass is becoming a really popular choice in the construction trade too
- Fibreglass roofing is laminated
- As a roof cover fibreglass should not be laid when it’s very cold otherwise it won’t take
I could go on but these are some of the factors that makes fibreglass a fantastic roof cover choice for so many. The fact fibreglass roofing comes in a variety of colours means you can be really creative and can create a lasting impression when it comes to your property as the roof is such as large area and one that is often overlooked when it comes to how you make your property look.
If you think this could be the roofing material for your home don’t hesitate to contact Maiva Roofing today for a quote.