Shed roof - felt or rubber
Discussion
dhutch said:
The Gauge said:
Are there any rubber roofing products that can be ended to felt?
My shed had a felt roof that is stuck on with bitumen making it a pig to remove, so would like to use EPDM over the felt but I think that needs to be bonded to the timber?
Knock the whole roof of, sheet it out in OSB, and stick the EPMD down to that?My shed had a felt roof that is stuck on with bitumen making it a pig to remove, so would like to use EPDM over the felt but I think that needs to be bonded to the timber?
Joe M said:
Yes, classicbond pro is fleece backed and can go over felt. Costs as much as my shed though.
You're right, it's not cheap is it.Edited by The Gauge on Tuesday 16th April 22:39
cml24 said:
Tim Cognito said:
I did rubber last summer and it was a breeze, managed to get it in a large single piece so no joins, easy to cut and handle. Should last longer, can't see myself using felt again.
I agree with this.What are the advantages of felt over rubber?Is it a great deal cheaper?
I used rubber on my garage roof. A single sheet with no joins feels inherently less leaky.
dhutch said:
This sort of thing?
https://www.wickes.co.uk/IKO-Green-Easyseal-Self-A...
That looks like the stuff I did my garage with many years back, if you scroll down to "Frequently Bought Together" it also has the underlay and the primer linked. I also had tubes of mastic to use where 2 rolls joined, and where I nailed it under the edges.https://www.wickes.co.uk/IKO-Green-Easyseal-Self-A...
So at least £275 for 12 square meters (2 rolls of each and a can of primer) compared to:
clockworks said:
I went for rubber for my 16' x 8' shed. Single piece, online order. Cost about £200.
Not that much more expensive than decent felt.
For about the same areaNot that much more expensive than decent felt.
Although presumably you also need some kind of primer/glue to hold the rubber down?
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