How to install a rubber roof | Is it difficult?

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  • čas přidán 16. 08. 2022
  • In this video we show you how to install a Rubber Roof on a garden room and we let you know just how difficult we think it is in case you are new to Rubber Roofing. Rubber Roofing or EPDM is a great alternative to traditional flat roofing materials such as Felt and Asphalt. In this video we used ClassicBond Rubber roofing, but the same principles will apply if you are using other brands such as Firestone.
    Please SUBSCRIBE to this channel as over the next 12-18 months we will be delivering all the flat roofing knowledge you need to help you purchase the right products for your project with some helpful tips along the way.
    If you are interested in purchasing the materials seen in this video you can find them here: www.rubber4roofs.co.uk/
    For 5% discount off flat roofing materials at www.rubber4roofs.co.uk/ use our DISCOUNT CODE ROOFSCOUT5
    IMPORTANT NOTICE
    No responsibility or liability is accepted for the information provided in this video. You are responsible for your own health and safety. Activity with our products whether at ground level or at height is entirely at your risk. If you are an employer you must protect your workers and others from getting hurt or ill through work.
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Komentáře • 19

  • @ColinBorley
    @ColinBorley Před 9 měsíci

    Just covered a garage and workshop and went very well. Definitely a two handed job to get a good finish.

  • @bradleyashford8803
    @bradleyashford8803 Před 6 měsíci

    Doing my first one this weekend done plenty with someone else as labourer see how it goes now private job

  • @brandonb6274
    @brandonb6274 Před rokem +2

    Is there any underlayment needed

  • @JohnSmith-rp7bc
    @JohnSmith-rp7bc Před 3 měsíci

    No, the first thing to do is treble check that there are no protruding nail heads, splinters or debris after you’ve first rounded off each sharp corner and edge

  • @Jo-xg6rk
    @Jo-xg6rk Před rokem +2

    im thinking about doing a rubber roof for a workshop...is it easily damaged? like if someone threw a cigarette butt on it or a cat scratches it

    • @Roofscout
      @Roofscout  Před rokem +5

      Hi Jo
      In our experience we find Epdm is extremely tear resistant, we have never heard of animals causing an issue with a rubber roof. I was curious about whether a lit cigarette butt would cause an issue so I tested it on an off cut we have lying around and there was no penetration whatsoever 👍.
      If you contact the guys over at www.rubber4roofs.co.uk/ I'm sure they'll happily send you some samples out so you can have a feel of their materials. We also have a discount code (ROOFSCOUT5) for their site if you did decide to make a purchase there.
      I hope this helps 😁.

  • @kevinmulligan9055
    @kevinmulligan9055 Před 8 měsíci +1

    Edging trim, does the water on the roof just flow off roof between the edpm and the trim?

    • @patbrennan6572
      @patbrennan6572 Před 7 měsíci +2

      That's what I want to know, you don't want a perminant pool of water on your roof.

    • @JuiceBanger1
      @JuiceBanger1 Před 15 dny

      @@patbrennan6572 from a site i was on, as you have a slope, there is a trim for the back (low side) to let water flow off the roof.

  • @Roofscout
    @Roofscout  Před rokem +1

    You can purchase the materials we used in this video here: www.rubber4roofs.co.uk/classicbond/all USE OUR DISCOUNT CODE ROOFSCOUT5 FOR 5% OFF

  • @user-iz2ss4tf3z
    @user-iz2ss4tf3z Před rokem +1

    Can this material be installed on a tongue and groove shed roof ?

    • @Roofscout
      @Roofscout  Před rokem +1

      Hi Nancy
      Yes, you can as long as the boards are porous the water based adhesive will be fine. If the boards are not porous then Contact adhesive should be used as the deck adhesive .

  • @shervinmokthari1251
    @shervinmokthari1251 Před 5 měsíci +1

    Hi,
    I've recently had my 60m2 flat roof replaced with a rubber roof with one join.
    The thing is, it doesn't feel like it's stuck down properly. The waters pooling because there isn't enough pitch & the side with the gutters aren't stuck down properly so the water can't run into the gutters.
    There's also no vapour barrier which makes me think could be a reason why it didn't stick down properly.
    I was charged 13k just for the roof replaced not including scaffolding

    • @havitoldulately
      @havitoldulately Před měsícem +1

      Did you get other quotes? That's incredibly expensive. The good news is it shouldn't matter if it's pooling water won't affect this material. If it looks like it's not been stuck down properly I'd send them pictures and ask for some money back and threaten to take them to court if they refuse as you've not got what you paid for.

  • @longjon120
    @longjon120 Před rokem +1

    What a useless piece of film! Who thought a drone flying 5m away would be the best way to show what was happening - get in close, SLOW it down, talk it through. Guy talks like he’s got another job on in 5 minutes so no time for all this!

    • @alexanderwademd
      @alexanderwademd Před rokem +3

      I found it pretty helpful.

    • @tonymaxwellhatt1175
      @tonymaxwellhatt1175 Před rokem +3

      @longjon120
      Wow! Didn't realise Steven Spielberg was watching this video.

    • @dontbanmebrodontbanme5403
      @dontbanmebrodontbanme5403 Před rokem +1

      This video is incredibly useful. While it doesn’t answer every single question for me, no one video does, and you should therefore watch others. But it shows what glues are needed for what section of the roof, how to install the edges and it seems like a relatively easy job to do. Did you not learn ANYTHING from this video? If you did, you got something out of it. Supplement what you learned here with other videos. Good luck!

    • @josephgreenleaf6742
      @josephgreenleaf6742 Před 10 měsíci

      I’m not sure where this roof is being installed but I hope they screwed the sheeting down or used ring shank nails because over time regular nails will work their way out of the sheeting and poke through the rubber. That is why you are supposed to put down insulation board and secure that with plates and screws. There is also supposed to be cover tape over the drip edge to help with expansion and contraction of the rubber. I definitely wouldn’t do it this way