GRP - Glass Reinforced Plastic
The development of Liquid Plastics and GRP Fibre Glass in the roofing sector have provided a 'revolutionary' form of waterproofing for the domestic and commercial market. Roofcare utilises
this cost-effective method of roofing to minimise the
future intrusion of moisture that sometimes occurs.
This form of waterproofing provides an excellent
form of roofing for structures, refurbishment works,
overlay upgrades & repair works, it future-proofs
your roof and Roofcare offers a 35year Guarantee
on its GRP Roofs. Liquid membranes can be
applied to most surfaces including flat roofs, corrugated
sheeting, slate/tiled roofs, gutters, walls, chimneys amongst
others which offers a system which can be installed
to a single project, but to an array of surfaces.
GRP (glass reinforced plastic) is the technical name for 'fibreglass'. Originally developed in 1938 for use in insulation, GRP is extremely durable and is used in a variety of applications across a number of industries. Also known as FRP (fibre reinforced polymer) GRP is extremely versatile, strong and waterproof, making GRP the ideal solution for applications such as roofing systems. The ability to produce different finishes such as nonslip surfaces using GRP, in addition to being able to produce a range of colour
options for applications
of almost any complexity,
means that GRP is
a popular and
viable alternative
to traditional
roofing systems
used previously.
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