Over the last few months, we have been hard at work compiling case studies of some of the many projects our spec, design and field technicians have been supporting on site. Here’s a summary – click through to read […]
Treehouse Roof Waterproofing: Luxury, Longevity and Sustainability
We’ve published a new case study about waterproofing the Tree House on the Lake, a luxury lodge on the Clowance Estate near St Ives in Cornwall.
The two-bedroom, 70m2 forest retreat was built by Blue Forest, […]
Standing Seam Membrane Roofing on Luxury Housing Developments
Standing Seam roofing is becoming increasingly popular on new housing developments; it is attractive and compliments contemporary designs. Not all standing seam roofing is metal however. Here’s a luxury housing project which we’re working on where the standing seam […]
Best Roofing Photo of the Month – June 2018: Mansard Roof
Continuing our series of good practice in roofing, where we invite our field technicians to submit photographs they have taken of the projects they have inspected.
June Winner: Jamie Dunsmore, Mansard Roof
Our June Best Roofing Photo of the Month winner […]
Trio of awards at SPRA Conference for SIG Design and Technology projects
Staff at SIG Design and Technology are celebrating after scooping a hat-trick of awards at the 2018 Single Ply Roofing Association (SPRA) Awards Dinner.
The awards went to two SIG D&T projects when the winners were announced at the 2018 SPRA […]
Best Roofing Photo of the Month – March 2018
Every month our field technicians visit and inspect hundreds of roofing projects across the UK. They see some of the best examples of good practice, and we thought we’d give them the opportunity to share some of these with […]
Best Roofing Photo of the Month – January 2018
Every month our field technicians visit and inspect hundreds of roofing projects across the UK. They see some of the best examples of good practice, and we thought we’d give them the opportunity to share some of these with […]
Designing Flat Roofs – an interview with Stephen Cleminson in Architecture Today
Flat roofs have long held a place in architects’ hearts for reasons of aesthetics, cost and functionality.
While their conceptual and visual simplicity is undoubtedly part of the appeal, specifiers should be under no illusion as to the detailing rigour […]
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