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A. Proctor Group Ltd has said its Roofshield breather membrane has been used in a private dwelling house.
The architectural design of the property was particularly distinctive, as it was of circular form with split dual sloping roof. The construction form is based on high thermal efficiency timber frame, using Scotframes Val-U-Therm system.
Due to the roof's challenging geometry, with 2.5 tonnes of Burlington Best random width slate being laid on the roof.
On such a complex structure, the roofing contractors, John Rhind Slaters, wanted to ensure only the best vapour and air permeable membrane was used.
The unique vapour and air permeability characteristics of Roofshield allows the most complex of pitched roofs to breath, without the need for traditional air gaps or secondary venting products.
(JP/CD)
