3 Layer Roof Felt Applications for Flat Roofing
Felt Roofs
Felt is a durable and affordable flat roofing solution for many UK residents. It is suitable for a range of roof applications such as Garages, Sheds, Outbuildings and Roof Terraces.
We recommend felt roofs use a three-layer application method for the most reliable and long-lasting results. If you’re looking for a low maintenance roof material, felt may be the most suited option for your roof.
If you’re unsure on what material is best suited for your roof, one of our flat roof specialists will be more than happy to advise you on the best material available to suit your requirements.
We tailor our roofing services to your property and budget needs. We are a trusted, professional, and trained company dedicated to the highest standards in flat roof installation and repairs, with many years’ experience.
Our felt flat roofs are made from high-quality polyester and applied with a torch-on three-layer method to ensure durability and leak resistance. The first layer is nailed down, and then two further layers are torched down using a cross bonded pattern.
Benefits of Flat Felt Roofing
- Quicker to install than some other roofing materials
- Durable and not effected by UV rays
- Cheaper to install than Fibreglass and Rubber flat roofing solutions
- Light-weight: Enabling it to be used on roofs for sheds and other small structures
- Easy to repair: If a small patch of the roof gets damaged it can be easily repaired without having to install a whole new roof
If you would like to talk to one of our felt roofing specialists or request a free quote for a new flat roof, you can fill out a contact form below.
Call us on 0800 358 4719 to speak to our roofing felt experts
Our other roofing services
Slate Roofs
Slate roofing is one of the more traditional styles of roofing currently in use, yet it dates back to the 19th Century. It’s popularity as a roofing material comes from its extremely low water absorption index and ability to withstand low temperatures.
Tile Roofs
As one of the most popular roofing materials used in the UK, especially on domestic homes, roof tiles are a traditional custom-made product perfect for great looking and reliable roofs. We can provide a wide range of clay and concrete tiles to match your preferred colour, design or budget.
Flat Roofs
Most commonly seen on Garages, Extensions, and Porches. Flat roofs have a wide range of applications and come in a variety of materials depending on your needs, including Felt, Rubber, and Fibreglass. Contact us for a free consultation to find what flat roof material is best suited to your needs.
Lead Work
Damage to a roof should be repaired as soon as it is noticed, to save extensive and expensive roof repairs down the line. Whether you have slipped slates, a few tiles have blown off or your guttering has dropped, call us today.
Get in Touch
If you would like to request a free quote for any of our services or have a question please use the form here to get in touch with us. Alternatively you can call us on 0800 358 4719.
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FAQs about our felt roofing service
Our customers often ask for advice about our services, so we have put together a list of the most common questions:
Costs will vary depending on several factors such as the size of the roof, what roofing material is chosen to cover the roof and the length of time and the materials needed to complete the job. No two felt roofing jobs are the same. Contact us and we will be happy to provide a free site survey and a no obligation quote.
This is not 100% necessary. New high-performance felts have a granular mineral finish to the top layer which acts as UV and Solar protection.
The quality of the material selected for the roof and which way the roof faces in relation to the sun will determine this. On average, most good systems will last over 20 years.
Felt roofing is largely made up of modified bitumen combined with either fibreglass or polyester. Felt roofing often consists of several different layers of material that form together and are sealed at the edges, resulting in a tight and durable bond between your property and the outside elements.
There are several methods of applying a felt roof to a building, but the more common technique in modern times is to use a blowtorch to partially melt one side of the felt until it is sticky. This side is then stuck down.
There are approximately twenty, ranging from basic Standard 2mm felt to High Performance Polyester 6mm cap sheets.
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