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What is the difference between GRP and a rubber roof covering?

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What is the difference between GRP and a rubber roof covering?

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A. GRP is seamless, does not use glue, can be walked or worked on and will last for years. Vessels built over fifty years ago made of the same material are still in use today. Some rubber roof coverings can also be seamless however, glue is used which can break down and deteriorate that could allow seepage of water to penetrate. This will eventually rot timbers underneath and could not be noticed until it is too late. Rubber can be pierced when walked on and can break down, crack and deteriorate during normal weather conditions. Q. My roof is dirty how can I clean it? A. Your GRP roof can be swept clean as there is no problem walking on it. You can even use a pressure washer on it knowing there are no seams or joints. Do not use a pressure washer on felt roofs as water could penetrate the seams and would break down the roof covering. Q. Can I have a different colour? A. Yes, all colours are BSI approved. Please ask to see our colour range. We have thirty nine different colours although

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