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• Lightweight and durable
• Slopes from 3- 90 degrees
• Panels upto 13m in length
• Flexible
• No flame use or spread of penetration
The supporting structure for a zinc roof is made up in a series of different layers on site, known as the ‘build up’. Depending on the design of the roof, it can include, from outside to inside:
1. Zinc;
2. Underlay;
3. Substrate (providing direct support for the Zinc);
4. Air layer (ventilated/cold roofs only);
5. Insulation;
6. Vapour control layer (VCL) or vapour barrier, and
7. The Principal load bearing structure.
Modern methods of construction can combine some of these elements, such as the substrate, insulation and VCL.
Our teams work hard to deliver a seamless roof finish using only quality roofing materials.
You’ll find us polite, reliable and work within timeframes to suit our customers.
You will find our prices are very competitive and we endeavour to cater to all of our customers budgets.
We cover the whole of Cornwall including: Falmouth, Penryn, Mabe, Mylor Bridge, Constantine, Budock Water, Truro, Feock, Fowey, Helston, The Lizard, Camborne, Redruth, St Austell, St Ives, Penzance, Newquay, Liskeard, St Mawes and surrounding areas throughout Cornwall and the South West.
Contact us today, we are happy to offer advice and answer your questions and provide you with a detailed written quotation.