EPDM Porch Roof Kits

Flat Roof Kits for porches where the long edge has a gutter and the other long edge a wall flashing adjoining the house wall.

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EPDM Porch Roof Kits

These ClassicBond EPDM Porch Roof Kits are designed for structures where the gutter is along the front edge (Width) and the back edge adjoins a house wall. Kerb Edge trims are provided for the two remaining sides (Depth). The kits are easy to install, look great and have a life expectancy of up to 50 years! EPDM rubber membranes are UV, Ozone and Infrared stable so they will not crack, blister or peel.

We have put together these Porch Roof Kits to include the 1.2mm One-Piece EPDM rubber membrane, adhesives, edging trims and tools required to complete this DIY project.

Included in Kit:

1.2mm ClassicBond EPDM Membrane (Size per roof kit chosen)
Water-Based Adhesive to adhere Membrane to the roof deck
Contact adhesive to adhere Perimeter of the roof deck to Membrane
Sure Edge Gutter for the front edge
Sure Edge Kerb for both side edges
Sure Edge Corner for both front corners
Wall trim to act as flashing against your house wall
External corner Patches & Primer for both back corners where the roof meets the house wall
Tools required for DIY Installation (Rollers, Scissors & Paint Brush)
All Pins and Clips to go with Trims
Installation Guide

WE CAN TAILOR THE KIT TO SUIT YOUR ROOF - CALL 0800 313 4486 TO DISCUSS

The Membrane size will be the same as the kit size. Therefore your roof size will need to be smaller to allow for edge overlaps. e.g. 6metre x 3metre roof kit will fit a roof that is no larger than 5.7metres x 2.7metres.

Technical Details

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SKU	PRK
Stock Type	Warehouse Fulfilled
Brand Name	ClassicBond

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ClassicBond Data Sheet

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ClassicBond Deceleration of Performance

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Questions & Answers (11)

Customer Questions

What is The Life Expectancy of EPDM rubber roofs.

EPDM Rubber roofs have a 50 year life expectancy.

EPDM has been in commercial use since the 1960s. And many of those roofs are still around today.

Will my EPDM Membrane have a Join

All membranes do have manufactures joins as supplied to us. Depending on the spacing of the joins and the size of the piece being cut off the roll sometimes there is no manufacturers join in the membrane.

All EPDM membranes whether it is Firestone, ClassicBond or SKYGUARD have these joins and they are unavoidable, however, the big advantage is that it is supplied to you in one piece as our website states which means you don't have to do any onsite joins where workmanship could be a factor.

How should I store my rubber roof kit?

If its going to be a few weeks before you fit the roof, we would suggest unrolling the membrane and re-rolling it longways, this will help prevent any creases forming. The adhesives and trims need to be stored indoors before fitting, rather than leaving them outside, as they can be affected by temperature fluctuations. Check out our video below for a full explanation from Sam!

How Difficult is it to Install a Rubber Roof on a Garden Building?

For the most part each section of the installation is easy, Gluing the membrane down with both adhesives is very straightforward and securing the trims and clips to the perimeter is as well. Watch our video for a detailed step by step breakdown so you can follow along!

Which Timber Boards Should I Use For My New Rubber Roof?

Choosing the right boards for your job can be daunting with many different options available to use for flat roof decking, however some are much more highly recommended than others, in our video below, Sam covers the key differences between the most commonly used boards, OSB3 and S-Grade Plywood.

How Thick are ClassicBond Roofing Membranes?

ClassicBond Roof membranes are available in two thicknesses. The Standard membrane is 1.2mm thick and the Premium membranes is 1.5mm

Can a ClassicBond EPDM Rubber Membrane be laid over an existing roof covering

EPDM membranes can be installed onto a veriety of surfaces. For best results we recommend that the membrane be laid onto new Timber sheets (OSB3). This fresh new deck can however be laid stright over your existing roof covering without the need to strip the old roof .

Does it have to be dry for EPDM roofing to be laid?

Yes, EPDM Membranes require the substrate to be dry prior to installation. This is so the the adhesive & primers can effectively bond the rubber to roof deck. EPDM products will not adhere to wet or damp surfaces. Trapped moisture may vaporize and negatively affect the performance of the membranes.

Is Classicbond EPDM BBA Certified?

Yes. ClassicBond EPDM holds the British Board of Agrément certificate, No. 11/4853, issued to Flex-R Ltd. The BBA carries out assessment, testing, approval and certification of products and systems for the construction industry against national requirements, internationally recognized standards or other relevant technical specifications, reviewed and reissued every 3 years.

Fire Ratings

The ClassicBond system is also fire rated, the 1.2mm EPDM has a fire rating of EXT.F.AB and the 1.5mm EPDM membrane is fire rated to EXT.F.AA. Fire rating is carried out on a variety of deck surfaces and it is important to seak the certificate that relates most accurately to your roof structure.

Is there a right side up when installing ClassicBond EPDM Membranes?

Classicbond EPDM membranes are identical on both sides so there is no right or wrong side when installing.

However you may sometimes find a small amount of writing printed on one side of the Rubber Membrane. It may be wise to keep this side down so an eyesore is not created.

What Temperatures can a Rubber Roof be installed in.

We recommentd a minimum tempereture of 5 degrees C for EPDM installation. This is due the the WBA adhesive being water based and lower temperetures may cause the adhesive to freeze over and fail.