When structural modifications are made, such as installing a new vent or roof light, traditional roofing systems would involve felt being cut out and replaced.

Hot bitumen would be used to bond the new felt, which again brings with it the risk from boilers, gas canisters and flame torches. Naked flame on a roof is extremely dangerous. Strips of felt are applied, which in turn create more joints and increase the possibility of leaking, as it is invariably at the joints between the sheets that water penetration ultimately tends to occur.

Decothane is easily cut out to accommodate structural alterations. If the upstand is metallic, it requires priming using a metal primer, whilst non-metallic substrates need not be primed.

Complete seamless protection is rapidly reinstated by applying a first coat of Decothane by brush and embedding Reemat glass fibre matting into the coating for extra strength and durability.

The system is completed by applying a final coat. Decothane forms a monolithic barrier which is totally waterproof and guaranteed free from degradation throughout its long design life.

Having been used to protect many buildings worldwide over many years, it can be relied upon with absolute confidence.

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