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Flat RoofingFlat Roof Coatings
A to Z Glass Reinforced Plastic Ltd will supply and build flat roof coatings for houses, offices, factories, indeed any building that needs a flat roof. A correctly fitted fibreglass roof will last for at least 30 years with no significant wear and tear. The complete fitting of a typical roof, including stripping, re-decking, laminating and topcoat, can usually be completed in one day. Clearly, weather conditions can affect the actual time taken. The roof can be laid on an existing roof or on a new deck. The First Choice for Householders GRP's unique composition will endure the most extreme thermal expansion and contraction found on even the toughest or most intricate of roof designs. Householders pick GRP flat roof coating because of its flexible application and exceptional weatherproof finish. The First Choice for Architects GRP has been chosen for many projects where a tough, lightweight specification is demanded. GRP is a valuable and unfailing first choice material for replacing lead or copper whether covering or repairing protected buildings. In conservation areas, on both housing and industrial properties, you can depend on our skilled and dedicated team to produce a speedy, everlasting, sensitive finish. First Choice For The Procurer Many councils choose GRP as a proven high quality and economical option to conventional waterproof coatings. GRP is cost-effective because it will by far outlive other usual flat roof coatings and could even last longer than the building it is shielding! This is why GRP is the most dependable roof that money can buy. 
 A to Z Glass Reinforced Plastic Ltd offers durable, high performance flat roof alternatives for houses or commercial properties.
Glass Reinforced Plastic (GRP), more commonly known as fibreglass, roofing systems are simple and inexpensive to construct. They are not easily damaged and do not attract unsavoury characters who want to sell on more traditional roofing materials, such as copper or lead. During the last fifty years, GRP has proven to be a very adaptable material in the manufacture of boats, water tanks, cladding panels and even motor cars. GRP has been used as an alternative weatherproof material in the construction of flat roofs without the problems that occur with more traditional materials. Conventional bitumen-based waterproofed roofs have been used for centuries, but a bitumen-based covering will sooner or later let rain through. The dilemma can be avoided by constructing a slanting cover over a flat roof. This, clearly, is an expensive option. Alternative materials such as lead or copper are also costly. Householders, architects, shops, councils and hotels have all reaped the benefit of a cost-effective, reliable answer:  Typical Warm Roof Construction
 The Process of Laying a GRP Roof
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