EPDM Roofing Membranes

However big or small your flat roof, EPDM rubber is a great choice of roofing material. It provides unrivalled resistance to water whilst also being able to withstand extreme temperatures. Plus, rubber roofing can be fitted with minimal fuss by both ...

However big or small your flat roof, EPDM rubber is a great choice of roofing material. It provides unrivalled resistance to water whilst also being able to withstand extreme temperatures. Plus, rubber roofing can be fitted with minimal fuss by both skilled tradespeople and handy homeowners.

At Roofing Megastore, we’ve handpicked a range of EPDM roofing to suit a variety of projects and budgets. These include Classic Bond, which has been a favourite of professional roofers for decades, and Resitrix, which is loved by homeowners due to it being easily fitted.

Uses for EPDM Rubber

• Residential extensions
• Balconies
• Garages
• Green roofs
• Sheds
• Garden buildings
• Commercial premises
• Agricultural structures

Advantages of Rubber Roofing

Resistant to Water

Flat roofs are renowned for water-related issues due to the lack of runoff. Whilst these issues can be minimised by adequate drainage, you must ensure your roofing material is able to handle standing water. Rubber roofing is designed for this exact application and will not degrade when regularly exposed to rainfall.

Resistant to UV

Ultraviolet light can cause some materials to blister, crack or discolour, resulting in an unsightly roof space that’s vulnerable to leaks. EPDM membranes are UV stable and can handle the harshness of UV throughout the year. Your flat roof will, therefore, maintain it's appearance and provide complete protection year-after-year.

Lightweight Solution

Flat roofs can often have a minimal timber frame, requiring a lightweight material to be used. Weighing between 1.5kg – 2kg per square meter (dependent upon thickness), rubber membranes are suitable for most projects. This includes small residential extensions and garden buildings, as well as large orangeries and commercial spaces.

Easy to Fit

Some flat roofing materials, such as liquid GRP, can be a hassle to fit due to them requiring a tradesperson or particular weather conditions. EPDM rubber, on the other hand, is typically supplied as a single, seam-free piece and is easily laid over your prepared flat roof. This is then accompanied by a few GRP kerbs to achieve a sleek and watertight finish.

Top EPDM Membranes

Classic Bond

Classic Bond EPDM has been used on flat roofs for over 50 years. Throughout this time, it’s become adored by both roofers and homeowners. This rubber roof membrane is at its best when bonded to a timber deck as a single sheet without any joints.

Resitrix

Resitrix EPDM can be found on a growing number of flat roofs. With a self-adhesive option available, it’s been designed with ease of use in mind. Whilst this rubber roofing can be used on almost any flat roof, it’s ideal for garden buildings and home extensions.

Have More Questions About Our Rubber Roof Membranes?

Whether you’re repairing an existing flat roof or adding a new flat roof onto your property, our award-winning team are here to help. Simply get in touch for help choosing the ideal membrane for your project as well a to ensure you have the necessary ancillaries.