GRP Roof
GRP flat roofs have become increasingly popular recently, as technology and installation processes have improved.
GRP stands for glass-reinforced plastic and is also referred to as fibreglass roofing. GRP is composed of a resin with glass or fibrous strands that reinforce the roofing material. Although the resin is a liquid, a catalyst is applied which starts a curing process to turn the liquid into a solid over a short period of time.
Incredible Strength
One of the main benefits of GRP Roofing is that it has an incredible strength to weight ratio, meaning that less material is required to provide good strength properties. GRP also has a number of unique properties, which result in it being able to be moulded to almost any shape, around and over irregular roof shapes and uneven structures.
The appearance of a finished GRP roof is one of its biggest draws. Clean, seamless and available in a range of colours, the fibreglass roof has an aesthetic appeal.
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Alternative roofing styles include: Ultrasky Lantern, Ultrasky Flat Skylight, Ultrasky Roof, Solid Roof, Classic Roof & GRP Roof.