Dryseal Flat Roofing

Dryseal materials are guaranteed to remain watertight for 20 years and this is backed by an independent insured warranty for your peace of mind. For more information, please read our materials and installation guarantee.

Only fully trained and accredited Approved Contractors can supply and fit Dryseal. Find your closest approved contractor on our contractor map, these contractors will be able to quote you on your specification. If you are a bona-fide roofing contractor with high quality standards, you can enquire

Yes, even after a long period since installation. As Dryseal is inert and inherently stable, it can be easily abraded and successfully repaired in situ at any time during its service life. This work should be completed by an Approved Contractor to maintain the validity

No. Because the system is mechanically fixed to accommodate differentials of expansion and contraction between the roof covering, insulation and structure, the GRP sheet is allowed to expand and contract according to the exterior temperature. Typically, this undulation will be most evident when the roof

Yes. For restricted access areas an anti-slip top coat additive can be applied, but for unrestricted access, recreational/furniture use, normal protection such as timber decking on supports, paving or rubber slabs should be used. With Dryseal, there is no need for a polyester fleece layer to

If the roof substrate is in good condition and is suitable for mechanical fixing (i.e. steel, concrete, timber, plywood or Sterling Board) Dryseal can be fixed over the existing coverings and insulation. Pull out tests may be required to ascertain the frequency and security of

Dryseal is usually recommended to be laid to a finished fall of 1:60, as with all flat roof design. There is no detrimental effect on Dryseal if the system is laid flat (e.g. in a box gutter), as it is unaffected by standing water. The

Yes, in the usual ‘warm roof’ configuration, Dryseal can be laid over most rigid polyisocyanurate (PIR) flat roof insulation board with a vapour control layer underneath to provide a Thermal Performance or ‘U’ value which complies with Building Regulations and Green Deal requirements. We recommend

No, Dryseal is completely without scrap value. Although it can be finished in dark grey and with decorative rolls to look like lead, there is no benefit in stealing it. Secured by Design accreditation from the Association of Police Officers signifies that Dryseal is an

Standard Dryseal top coat colour is Dryseal Dark Grey (similar to RAL 7012).  Most colours can be manufactured to special order to suit project requirements.

No, Dryseal is component based – the semi-rigid membrane is supplied in 6m x 1.25m rolls of Flat or RibTec sheet, complimented by 3 metre lengths of edge detailing trims to fit up to 20 different roof edge profiles. The only ‘wet’ part of the