Search "flatroof"

Understanding the three life cycle stages that your roof will go through will give you the information that you need to ensure that you're getting the best value from your roof.

This article will detail the benefits of installing a rubber flat roof and the value which a rubber flat roof will bring to your home, including the longevity of the materials and the low-risk and easy installation.

While you can rely on the longevity and durability of Rubber Flat Roof’s materials, your roof will be exposed to the elements all year round, where debris or extreme weather could potentially affect the quality of your roof.

In this article, we will review the main types of adhesives and primers to consider when you've started the EPDM bonding process.

Flat roofs are more susceptible to rainfall damage than a pitched one due to its even surface. Heavy rainfall over a short period can cause water to collect on the roof without a direction to run off.

Its qualities makes it a fantastic and effective choice for EPDM rubber roofing – but why?

One of the appealing qualities of EPDM roofing is its ease of installation. Here at Rubber Flat Roof, we have countless online videos and tutorials that guide beginners through the installation process. However, it is worth weighing up whether you are able to take on such a project on your own.

Measure the length and width of the roof that you want to cover, you can use either Metric or Imperial measurement systems as our EPDM Roof Quote Tool will process either.

As you can see, we stock all the above products and can cater for all of your EPDM rubber roofing needs, please browse our website to view our full range. For more information on how to estimate your materials, get in touch with us today or see our roof quote tool.

This is normally done with a plastic coated metal flashing strip called a wall trim, but can also be a metal gutter drip quicktrim. The cheapest option is usually the metal edge trim, which can come with a metal gutter edge trim too.