EPDM Shed Roof Kit - Rubber Roofing Kit (1.4m x 2m)

Smashing stuff, plenty of glue with some to spare, so no need to skimp.Easy to work with, nice and thickness is just right. Watch the video to see how to apply the glue. I did my back porch area on a dry day, but not too much sun, as I didn't want to glue to go off before I was ready for the next section.I lipped the edge up on the sides and folded in the corners, as this was not a shed roof. I appled the glue to about 600mm depth of the roof and smoothed it down with a paint roller, being sure to push any air pockets out, I did the same size again, until I was lapping in to the gutter. It has rained heavy since and not a spot of water has got past it, I did add some side strips to cover over the lipping, as the sides were on to a garage and conservatory.I have posted a couple of pics.Well worth the cost, and a little of your time.I made sure to vac any dust from the before I started. Not one air bubble, don't forget to use a paint roller with some pressure, to be sure you get a nice bond with no air bubbles. Good luck and enjoy your new roof.I will do my workshop roof next year.

I had two flat roof sheds that I just couldn't seal tried all the usual new felt ,roofseal paint and tar water still got through, used this rubber on both sheds now ,easy to work with and fit ,glue is excellent but wear throwaway clothes if you're like me ,highly recommend 👍

Good easy to use product this is my 3rd roof replacement using this. Would have given five stars but for the glue having split in the box causing a bit of a sticky situation but the actual roof membrane unaffected.

I would say that is perfect product.It's just me and my friend we put this rubber during hot day and been a bit wrinkle but when is cool is nice and straight

Bought this in November 2022. Fitted on an ideal day, slightly sunny and no wind. Ripped of old covering and prepped roof for the new Rubber cover.Layed rubber on flat surface and rolled up then placed it across apex of my Pent roof.Put down a layer strip of glue with the roller provided ( rather gloopy ) and placed rubber roll on top, ensuring an overlap over the edge for fixing.Proceeded to roll glue strips bit by bit to the bottom of roof and rolling rubber roll as I went.Spent 10/15 minutes with soft broom flattening down rubber cover edge to edge of any bubbles that may be present.Then set about securing the overlaps with lats of wood. The apex and sides. The rear was left for run off of water and rain.Once that was done to satisfaction I fitted some small gauge guttering and trimmed the rubber to suit run off into my water butt. Even now STILL doing its job today.Was surprised how much quicker my water butt filled when it rained. Best purchase I ever made !!IF your shed roof leaks, this is the Product you need without a doubt.