Fiberglass roofing is a popular option for covering roofs due to its durability, weather resistance, and lightweight properties just like y0ura. The process of fiberglassing a roof involves applying layers of fiberglass mat and resin to create a strong and waterproof surface. Here are the general steps for fiberglassing a roof.

Contact RW Mouldings Today.

Our Services Include: Flat Roofing | GRP Roofing | Fibreglass Flat Roofing | GRP Flat Roofing | Essex Roofing | Fibre Glass Flat Roof | Fibreglass Flat Roofing | Flat Roofing Kent | Kent Fibreglass Roofing | About Us

Materials and Tools Needed. We also supply these ask us for details.

Fiberglass mat
Polyester resin or epoxy resin (with appropriate hardener)
Fiberglass roller or brush
Safety gear (gloves, safety goggles, and a respirator)
Roofing felt or base layer (optional, but recommended for added protection)
Roofing adhesive (if using a base layer)
Roofing nails or staples
Roofing cement or sealant (for any repairs or seams)

Step-by-Step Guide:

Preparation:
Ensure that your roof is clean, dry, and free of debris or loose materials. Repair any cracks or damaged areas on the roof and make sure the surface is even and smooth.

Install Base Layer (Optional):
If you want added protection or your roof requires an additional layer, you can install roofing felt or a fiberglass base layer. Use roofing adhesive to secure it to the roof, and fasten it with roofing nails or staples.

Mix the (Smart Roofer) Resin:
Follow the manufacturer’s instructions to mix the resin with the appropriate hardener. Ask us about suppling this. Wear safety gear to protect yourself from fumes and contact with the resin.

Apply the (Smart Roofer) Resin:
Using a brush or a roller, apply a thin layer of resin over the roof surface or the base layer if you’ve installed one.

Lay the (Smart Roofer) Fibreglass Mat:
Carefully place the fiberglass mat over the wet resin. Smooth out any wrinkles or air bubbles in the mat to ensure good adhesion.

Apply More (Smart Roofer) Resin:
Use the brush or roller to apply more resin over the fiberglass mat, ensuring it is fully saturated and adhered to the roof.

Repeat Layers:
If necessary, add additional layers of fiberglass mat and resin. For added strength and thickness, you can apply multiple layers. Make sure each layer is fully saturated with resin.

Finishing Fibreglass Roofing Touches:
Once you have applied all the desired layers, allow the fibreglass to cure and harden as per the resin manufacturer’s instructions.

Trimming and Sealing Your Roof:
After the fiberglass has cured, trim any excess material using a utility knife or a saw.

Seal any seams or edges with roofing cement or sealant for added protection against water infiltration.

For fibreglass flat roof systems and professional installation that you can rely on, look no further than RW Mouldings. We invite you to visit our website for more information and an online or call us on 07761 563568.

Please follow us on your favourite socials

Facebook

Instagram

LinkedIn Company Page