Temporary Roofs
A temporary roof is a temporary shelter (roof) that provides shelter from varying elements of our weather, these structures are not permanent
Such structures allow our clients to continue with, mainly re-roofing, working even if the conditions have turned storm-force outside. For the clients, this is a must-have during the cold and wet winter months so that work can progress as per normal; no waiting for dry weather, no covering holes with plastic sheets.
Our temporary roofs have been very successful and are an aspect of our company that we are proud of. A decision was made to invest in a system roof to eliminate the problem of handling vast amounts of corrugated iron sheets, which were proving to be an ever-increasing health and safety issue. As a result of that decision, we now use our UBIX roofing system and nothing else. The new system uses light weight Kedlar sheeting to keep out the elements as opposed to corrugated iron sheets, meaning that once the roof has been erected the working area underneath is much lighter, as light is able to filter through the Kedlar sheets.
The system roof is also made from aluminium which controls the normal handling and weight aspect of the roofing system, bringing it into compliance with contemporary Health and Safety laws and recommendations. Through the use of the Kedlar sheeting, it is no longer necessary to walk on top of the sheeted area to attach the sheets; the sheets are literally pulled from one side of the scaffold to the other, through the use of ramers and ropes, over all parts of the roofing system.
From the feedback we have been given, our new-style temporary roofs are extremely successful, call us for a quote or for more information.
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