Flat Roof Materials

From Classic Bond’s EPDM membranes to Mardome’s skylights, we offer a broad selection of flat roofing materials. Each have been hand-picked by our team to withstand the unique challenges of flat roofs and offer unrivalled longevity. Therefore, ensuring you can be confident in your choice of material and avoid any issues in the near future.

Your Choice of Flat Roofing

Flat Roof Membranes

EPDM rubber roof membranes are specially designed for use on flat roofing applications. Their seamless design allows them to handle ponding water, high temperatures, and flexing. As a result, they can offer a lifespan of more than 20 years with minimal maintenance required throughout.

Whenever you buy a flat roof membrane, it’s crucial that it is of a good quality. This is as poor-quality membranes often crack, blister, and sag with age. We therefore recommend using rubber membranes from trusted manufacturers such as Classic Bond, Firestone, or Resitrix to avoid such issues.

Flat Roof Rooflights

Using a flat roof window (otherwise known as a flat rooflight) is a brilliant way to bring light into virtually any room, whether it’s an extension with a family kitchen or garage used for your favourite hobby. But any skylight fitted onto a flat roof must be fully sealed from the elements whilst also allowing rainwater to naturally drain from the pane of glass.

If you’re in search of a skylight for your flat roof, then consider brands such as Mardome. They have decades of expertise in designing and manufacturing windows suitable for low-pitched roofs. This experience ensures your skylight is resistant to tough weather, doesn’t allow heat to escape, and remains clean with little maintenance.

Flat Roof Repairs

Any flat roofing material is susceptible to wear and tear, but that doesn’t necessarily require the entire roof to be removed and replaced. Instead, you may be able to ‘patch’ the material with specially designed fillers, coatings, and more. Helping to extend the lifespan of your roof for several years or temporarily fixing a worsening issue.

You’ll discover a range of brilliant ways to repair your flat roof. These include RapidRoof kits that help you prevent ponding on uneven areas of your roof or fill cracks that have appeared in your rubber membrane. Once used your flat roof will have a new lease on life at a fraction of the price of an entirely new roof.

Roofing Felt

Using roofing felt is a durable roofing material that is perfect for use on garden sheds or garages. Due to its weatherproofing finish, it can be used to protect garden buildings, with a flat or pitched roof, against bad weather conditions. What makes using a traditional felt roofing an ideal option for DIYers is that it can be used on newly constructed buildings as well as adding it as an extra layer. 

Our Flat Roofing Advice

We know that purchasing roofing materials can be a bewildering experience. So, we’ve published a handful of handy guides for anybody replacing or repairing their flat roof. From choosing the best material to stopping a sudden leak, these will help you maintain you’re the roof on your garage, extension or elsewhere.

What Are the Best Flat Roof Materials

How to Replace a Flat Roof

How to Repair a Flat Roof

How to Waterproof a Flat Roof

How to Stop a Flat Roof Leak

Have Questions About Flat Roofing Materials?

If you’ve got more questions about flat roof membranes, skylights, or repairs – get in touch with our award-winning team! You can contact us by calling 01295 565 565 or via our online chat. We will help you choose the perfect materials for your project whatever your needs and budget.