Spray on Roofing

Idbatterim

Hi, I just saw a grand designs, and the roofing membrane was sprayed on, does anyone know what this product is called?

RKQ

Great show, interesting waterproof spray. I don't know the name of it but its bound to be on the Grand Designs website - channel4/morehomes etc.

If its not on the website, then you could contact Grand Designs by email - they are quite helpful and should be able to id the waterproof spray.

Idbatterim

Hi, thanks for the response, I did find the compnay name on grand designs and I find two companies advertised on google that offer it in the republic, am awaiting a reply, regarding cost.

Martron

there is loads of spray on tanking solutions. i cant imagine it being a million miles away from that. Cant think of the name of the guys that did it where i was but i will have a rummage around.

Poly

I think your're looking for a Polyurea coating.

PM me if you'd like more details

ronaldo84

Poly wrote: »

I think your're looking for a Polyurea coating.

PM me if you'd like more details

would like to hear more about this product. is it new to ireland??

Poly

I missed the grand designs program, but from the OP’s description. It sounds like a polyurea.
I’m a polyurea applicator, I’ll try to explain without appearing to be “shilling”.

It’s relatively new to Ireland, it is was originally developed as a coating for the oil, mining and gas, industries.
It was very expensive, but recently, the price has come down and made it available to more industries. There are many manufacturers of the material, some good products, some bad. Most of the EU guys have achieved various EU certifications for water, transport, building. (none have IAB)


There are many different formulations, displaying different properties depending on the application. The coatings are extremely durable and can withstand even the harshest environments.
It can be applied to a variety of substrates, concrete, steel, EPS foam, wood, fibreglass, fabric



It is rapid setting (1-2 mins depending on product), it contains no CFC’s, solvents or Voc’s.
Although it is a high performance coating, careful surface preparation and priming is essential.

Let me know if you need anything specific.

mrnurseman

hi there poly, do you do this spray? I'm looking to do a diy pond type thing, the grand designs show really got me going and want to know how best to go about this inexpensively