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- CommentAuthorSpike
- CommentTimeMay 11th 2007
I will shortly be replacing a lead flat roof. Is it possible (or desirable?) to do this incorporating a warm roof design - say 100mm of Pavatherm under the lead?
- CommentAuthortony
- CommentTimeMay 12th 2007
Yes, good idea but make sure that you join up the new insulation with the existing.
- CommentAuthorGuest
- CommentTimeMay 12th 2007
Is the Pavatex as blindingly expensive as I think it is?
- CommentAuthorchuckey
- CommentTimeMay 12th 2007
Have you considered "Trisomet" by corus steel. Its the stuff that roofs your local B & Qs, its insulation foam with galvanised sheet steel either side with the outer surfaces plasticised in some pretty colour. It requires no boarding ,it just screws to the purloins.
Frank

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