G and J Posted Tuesday at 17:14 Share Posted Tuesday at 17:14 2 hours ago, Iceverge said: You can get mineral wool sandwich panels too. Which should preformed excellently Didn’t know that. Will search… Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
G and J Posted Wednesday at 08:23 Share Posted Wednesday at 08:23 17 hours ago, Iceverge said: You can get mineral wool sandwich panels too. Which should preformed excellently. OK. I give in, (and I accept my googling technique clearly leaves something to be desired). I can’t find a UK seller of mineral wool filled metal roof panels. Anyone know of one? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
joe90 Posted Wednesday at 08:58 Share Posted Wednesday at 08:58 (edited) This might help @G and J 🤷♂️ https://www.rockwool.com/uk/products-and-applications/roof-insulation/flat-roof-insulation/metal-roof-insulation/ Edited Wednesday at 10:08 by joe90 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Fairy Posted Wednesday at 09:37 Author Share Posted Wednesday at 09:37 thanks @Iceverge would this metal sheeting be better than epdm only or all the other options there too? (traditional 3 layer felt roof/ fibre cement slate tiles / profile 6 fibre sheets) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Iceverge Posted Thursday at 00:27 Share Posted Thursday at 00:27 (edited) EDPM will require rafters, 2 layers of OSB, insulation, and a roof covering and lots of labour. Fiber cement slates won't work at such a shallow pitch. Felt won't be very durable and would need a backing board, rafters, insulation. Profile 6 sheets will require rafters and purlines. Fiber cement sheeting used to be widely used on agri buildings near me but it's all been replaced by metal as it was cracking. Plain metal sheets won't span the two walls and so will require rafters etc. They'll drip in cold weather too. For this project insulated sheeting so prefectly fills the requirements that I would be hesitant to pursue any other choices. Edited Thursday at 00:49 by Iceverge Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Iceverge Posted Thursday at 00:43 Share Posted Thursday at 00:43 (edited) 1. Strip the old roof get your wall levels correct with the 1:14 slope. 2. Strap on a new timber wall plate. 3. Screw on the Insulated panels. 4. Bolt on flashings and gutterings 5. Enjoy a drip free, leak free, economical, mould free, low maintainance, insulated roof until 2085. The underside is even presentable enough to make a finished ceiling inside IMO. Edited Thursday at 00:44 by Iceverge Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Iceverge Posted Thursday at 00:57 Share Posted Thursday at 00:57 (edited) 16 hours ago, G and J said: OK. I give in, (and I accept my googling technique clearly leaves something to be desired). I can’t find a UK seller of mineral wool filled metal roof panels. Anyone know of one? https://www.panelsell.co.uk/acoustic-fire-rated-rockwool-panels Edited Thursday at 00:57 by Iceverge Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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