September 2019
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Roofing Updates<br />
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SIKA TO THE RESCUE!<br />
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service depot in Newbridge, Edinburgh, has been equipped with a<br />
new training centre.<br />
The 800m² ‘TSB’ building required a waterproof roof system that not only offered long-term protection<br />
against the elements, it needed to be quick to install and flexible enough to accommodate a number of The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service depot in Newbridge.<br />
roofing details. Sika-Trocal’s fully-bonded SGK membrane system proved more than ideal for the task. Main contractor Robertson Construction appointed Reid<br />
Roof to carry-out the flat roof’s installation. Work initially involved applying Sika S-Vap 5000E SA, a multi-layer, self-adhesive air and vapour control layer, to<br />
the low-pitched roof’s concrete substrate. Comprising polymer-modified bitumen, glass-fibre mat reinforcement and an aluminum foil as top layer, S-Vap’s<br />
superb strength enables simple, rapid installation and exemplary, airtight roof construction. A layer of Sika-Trocal INNObond, a durable, easy-to-apply, highperforming<br />
insulation board, provided a quality thermal base for the SGK membrane. As well as supplying high tensile strength, Sika-Trocal SGK provides<br />
outstanding weathering and excellent flexibility in cold temperatures, which along with its easy-fit benefits make it the ideal membrane for exposed flat roofs.<br />
The light-grey membrane was affixed using the Sika-Trocal spray-adhesive range and Sika-Trocal SG, a 1.5mm multi-layer, synthetic roof waterproofing sheet,<br />
provided the aesthetically-pleasing solution for the roof’s various vertical upstands. https://gbr.sika-trocal.sika.com<br />
MARLEY ALUTEC’S FLYING HIGH<br />
Marley Alutec’s aluminium Aligator Ogee 46 gutter system and Traditional downpipes were specified for the renovation<br />
of Reymerston Hall, previously home to James Bond stunt man and Wing Commander, Sir Ken Wallis.<br />
Marley Alutec’s systems<br />
were used on the renovation<br />
of Reymerston Hall.<br />
Marley Alutec’s Aligator Ogee No 46 gutter system was used on the majority of the house due to its internal joints and<br />
concealed brackets offering a sleek and unobtrusive solution for the building’s traditional architecture. Traditional 102mm<br />
downpipes were installed on the rear of the property, to match the building’s existing but refurbished cast iron hoppers.<br />
Both systems were selected in white to match the colour of the original rainwater systems used on the property.<br />
www.marleyalutec.co.uk<br />
PRO-TECTA & SERVE METAL ROOFS<br />
Sika Liquid Plastics has launched the Sika Pro-Tecta range of systems; a complete solution<br />
for metal roof refurbishment.<br />
“With the Sika Pro-Tecta range, we have developed a<br />
range of refurbishment coatings for metal roofs, from the<br />
treatment of cut edge corrosion, through to full<br />
waterproofing systems.”<br />
The new range includes both a cut-edge corrosion treatment option and a full roof sheet encapsulation<br />
system, backed by guarantees. Gavin White, Sika Liquid Plastics’ Product Manager for Liquid Applied<br />
Membranes, explained: “As a market leader in liquid applied roof membranes, Sika Liquid Plastics has<br />
developed the Sika Pro-Tecta range to provide a choice of two solutions, depending on the condition<br />
and design of the roof, to extend its service life.” https://gbr.liquidplastics.sika.com/<br />
HISTORIC DAY ON CURRENT PROJECT<br />
A new housing development in the heart of Ashbourne, Derbyshire has benefitted from Russell<br />
Roof Tiles’ popular Lothian tile, helping to ensure the scheme remains in-keeping with the<br />
characteristics and natural local architecture of the area.<br />
Russell Roof Tiles specified its Lothian concrete pitched<br />
roof tiles in Slate Grey slate for this housing development<br />
in Ashbourne, Derbyshire.<br />
Planning requirements stipulate that any roof tile must replicate the slate, stone materials used in<br />
this area. Therefore, when Chevin Homes, based in Derby, began a 35 detached and semi-detached<br />
housing development, they worked closely with leading roof tile manufacturer, Russell Roof Tiles to<br />
achieve the right roofing solution, sympathetic to the local area. www.russellrooftiles.com<br />
68 TC SEPTEMBER <strong>2019</strong>