Get a single-ply roof membrane right and no one notices. But get it wrong, and it’s another, very costly, story. Steve Cleminson, technical manager at SIG Design & Technology, gives his top tips […]
Liquid Waterproofing – when to use it on a roof
One advantage of working with SIG Design and Technology is that we can help you choose the best products for each application, independently of any brand loyalty. In this article we introduce cold applied Liquid Waterproofing, including some suggestions […]
SIG Roof Lines: The RIBA Journal September 2014
SIG Design & Technology are partnering with the RIBA Journal to help supply architects with impartial, useful advice on designing flat, green and metal roofs. This morning the September 2014 issue of RIBA Journal was published, complete with our […]
A Poor Industrial Finish: Who’s to Blame?
A guest post by Sam Jones, Category Manager SIG Industrial Roofing
This article examines the issue of poor installation on industrial roofing projects and looks at who’s really to blame.
Choosing a one-stop-shop expert will help take the sting out […]
Sara Bexley becomes Roofing Academy Manager
SIG Design and Technology has promoted Sara Bexley to the role of Roofing Academy Manager. Sara has been with the business since 2011.
The appointment will be a new role for Sara who has excelled in her previous role supporting […]
Mario Botta’s Garnet Chapel at Penkenjoch – how is it Waterproofed?
This is the amazing Garnet Chapel perched on the 2095m high Penkenjoch mountain in the Austrian Tyrol, designed by Mario Botta.
Notwithstanding the challenges of building at this high altitude on a remote site, this gem of a building also […]
Zero Falls and Thermal Performance – Where Does SPRA Stand?
Jim’s Jotter by Jim Hooker
The so-called zero falls inverted roof to apartments – a common application – but does it comply with Building Regulations Part L?
The reason why SPRA has long upheld […]
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