Ethylene Propylene Diene Monomer. Not the easiest name to remember and that is why everyone today uses the more common name EPDM. EPDM synthetic rubber has been around since the 1960’s. That’s over 40 years of protection for flat roofs and it is still going strong today. More and more households and businesses have come to realise that EPDM synthetic rubber is the solution to their flat roof problems.

Benefits of EPDM

• EASY INSTALLATION:
  Systems typically fitted as single sheet (subject to survey).
   
• SAFER AND COST EFFECTIVE INSTALLATION:
  EPDM rubber roofing systems do not require the use of dangerous bitumen burning pots or torches. With this, insurance premiums are lower and so this cost saving can be passed on to our customers. EPDM requires very little to no maintenance.
   
• SUPERIOR WEATHERABILITY AND DURABILTY:
  Due to its composition, essentially carbon black and EPDM polymers, EPDM offers unmatched resistance to ozone, UV radiation, and ultimately ageing. It is designed to outlast all conventional roofing materials. EPDM has been used under a wide range of climate conditions, from the sun of Arizona and the Middle East to the arctic conditions of Alaska and Northern Europe.
   
• HIGH FLEXIBILITY AND ELONGATION:
  EPDM remains flexible at temperatures up to –45ºC and can elongate over 300% to accommodate building movements and temperature fluctuations.
   
• ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY:
  EPDM is an inert material with limited environmental impact during manufacturing.

WHERE WOULD YOU SEE EPDM USED

• HOUSEHOLD ROOFS
• COMMERCIAL ROOFS
• INDUSTRIAL ROOFS
• GARAGES
• CARPORTS
• EXTENSIONS
• BALCONIES
• DORMA ROOFS
• GULLIES
• BOX GUTTERS
• CONCRETE GUTTERS
• VALLIES
   

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