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Floor Area Compliance Certificate, as set out in the Housing Regulations 2004 (S.I. No. 128 of 2004). Republic of Ireland...
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Hot melt systems were developed in the United States of America. They were introduced into the United Kingdom approximately 25 years ago and into the Irish market 10 years ago...
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Liquid waterproofing has many and varied applications in addition to roofing. It is used on balconies, walkways, terraces, bridges, car parks and roof gardens...
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Flat roofs should be inspected at least one every year. It does not need to be done by a professional but some roofing contractors offer such a service...
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Mastic asphalt is the oldest and most long serving of all roof waterproofing membranes...
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Once the structure is designed to carry the weight, in principal, installing a garden, including shrubs and trees, on a roof is little different from installing on the ground...
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The flat roofing industry is investing heavily in methods of reducing our carbon footprint, from the development of more environmentally friendly manufacturing processes...
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Polypropylene is a, fatigue resistant, thermoplastic, used in a wide variety of applications. It is not a rubber. The addition of approximately 30% of APP...
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Styrene Butadiene Styrene is a copolymer added to the bitumen binder in the production of bituminous roofing membranes...
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The greatest risk to wind damage is at the perimeter edges and all cappings, trims, metal flashings should be fixed at least at 300mm centres...
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