Waterproof at last.

[Trev]

I'm not convinced my brother did quite to the letter mate, he is good at what he does but sometimes is a bit over confident and just rushed ahead without really doing his homework so I hope it doesn't come back to bite me, but as he did it for nothing I can't moan bless him.
It's quite long winded to explain mate so I've shared these links, hopefully they will help

https://youtu.be/yMnirJLhZko?si=7gtZjUxj5-hmivjX
https://youtu.be/xT9YsGBU0Fk?si=hLZfVzMD6Yl5hgAn

[Trev]

I'm not convinced my brother did quite to the letter mate, he is good at what he does but sometimes is a bit over confident and just rushed ahead without really doing his homework so I hope it doesn't come back to bite me, but as he did it for nothing I can't moan bless him.
It's quite long winded to explain mate so I've shared these links, hopefully they will help

https://youtu.be/yMnirJLhZko?si=7gtZjUxj5-hmivjX
https://youtu.be/xT9YsGBU0Fk?si=hLZfVzMD6Yl5hgAn

It does look good once it's done, the weather needs to be right with a good long term forecast and the preparation needs to be done properly. Due to cold/bad weather, short days and Robs time constraints and me not being able to help much we really didn't do as good a job as we could have done, but hopefully it will do the job. We do plan to give it another top coat in the summer.

[Buster121]

Thanks Trev good video but think will still to felt or onduline sheets as looks to much for me on my lonesome

[Trev]

Thanks Trev good video but think will still to felt or onduline sheets as looks to much for me on my lonesome

Yes it is quite a process mate and not cheap so I don't blame you, I think the Onduline sheets are still very good and are popular in the agricultural sector, the important thing if using this though as I've sadly learned is to put a solid OSB/Ply board roof down first to ensure it doesn't sag

[Buster121]

Thanks Trev good video but think will still to felt or onduline sheets as looks to much for me on my lonesome

Yes it is quite a process mate and not cheap so I don't blame you, I think the Onduline sheets are still very good and are popular in the agricultural sector, the important thing if using this though as I've sadly learned is to put a solid OSB/Ply board roof down first to ensure it doesn't sag

Yes I would just put on top of existing wooden roof as I did with other loft

[Trev]

Thanks Trev good video but think will still to felt or onduline sheets as looks to much for me on my lonesome

Yes it is quite a process mate and not cheap so I don't blame you, I think the Onduline sheets are still very good and are popular in the agricultural sector, the important thing if using this though as I've sadly learned is to put a solid OSB/Ply board roof down first to ensure it doesn't sag

Yes I would just put on top of existing wooden roof as I did with other loft

That was the mistake I made, I just put mine on supports and nogins which obviously wasn't good enough.
I've go a customer who wants her stable roof repairing, that's the same problem so we are currently discussing her options.

[Murray]

I'm not convinced my brother did quite to the letter mate, he is good at what he does but sometimes is a bit over confident and just rushed ahead without really doing his homework so I hope it doesn't come back to bite me, but as he did it for nothing I can't moan bless him.
It's quite long winded to explain mate so I've shared these links, hopefully they will help

https://youtu.be/yMnirJLhZko?si=7gtZjUxj5-hmivjX
https://youtu.be/xT9YsGBU0Fk?si=hLZfVzMD6Yl5hgAn

I watched those videos, done well that certainly makes a nice job.

[Trev]

I'm not convinced my brother did quite to the letter mate, he is good at what he does but sometimes is a bit over confident and just rushed ahead without really doing his homework so I hope it doesn't come back to bite me, but as he did it for nothing I can't moan bless him.
It's quite long winded to explain mate so I've shared these links, hopefully they will help

https://youtu.be/yMnirJLhZko?si=7gtZjUxj5-hmivjX
https://youtu.be/xT9YsGBU0Fk?si=hLZfVzMD6Yl5hgAn

I watched those videos, done well that certainly makes a nice job.

It certainly does mate and it's easy to repair when needed, its apparently very popular amongst the roofers these days.

[Andy]

We had the flat roof over our utility room done that way a couple of years ago. A very smart job and should last for years.

[Devo1956]

I worked on the roofing for a number of years, felting , asphalt and also sheeting. If i was to use anything to put on the roof of my shed, i would use these sheets. A great product with a nice finish.