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When you need a sustainable, long-lasting rooftop, look no further than a single-ply rubber roofing membrane

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DuoPly is 1.2mm thick rubber roof membrane that has been laminated to a polyester fleece layer for reinforcement

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Repair or replace your shed roof, or in the process of erecting a new shed, you will probably be thinking you need to buy ...

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FAQ Do you need to use insulation with an EPDM rubber roof?

Insulating a flat roof can deliver real benefits – a warm comfortable room, lower energy bills and improved energy performance ratings.

An EPDM flat roof system has superior weathering properties, but it doesn’t remove the need for good insulation. Insulation is also a compulsory requirement if you are to comply with building regulations, particularly on residential roofs. In April 2006, the revised Part L of the building regulations came into force, with the aim of reducing the energy used in buildings.