Live product families, system routes and technical support.
SYSTEM HUB / FLAT ROOFING
Flat roofs are selected as build-ups—not rolls.
A flat roof is a coordinated assembly of deck preparation, vapour control, insulation, attachment, waterproofing, drainage and detailing. Start with the system status and the project requirement—not a product name in isolation.
Torch-applied, self-adhesive and shingle system routes.
Bitumen, PVC, VCL, drainage, geotextiles and detailing.
Historic systems, build-up logic and Irish installation experience.
Earlier membrane, SHINGLAS and hot-applied system experience.
Current availability and historic experience are intentionally kept separate.
Three current ranges and two technical archives—clearly separated.
DANOSA, Ravago and MIDA represent current working product families. Börner and TECHNONICOL retain earlier system knowledge and professional experience without presenting either range as current availability.
Specified, professional, merchant and value routes.
Diamond + Emerald, BondStoper, Ruby Series, Libero, self-adhesive layers and AREXOL LAC—mapped by role within the complete roof.
Torch, self-adhesive and shingle routes.
MIDAELAST, MIDABIKRO, MIDA SELF membranes and two shingle collections—separated by application and layer responsibility.
Bitumen, PVC, vapour control and drainage in one coordinated range.
POLYDAN and ESTERDAN two-layer routes, DANOPOL mechanically fixed and adhered PVC, SELF-DAN AL PRO, DANODREN, DANOFELT and compatible detail components.
Historic build-ups with a strong Irish system record.
BR20, BR25 and BR30 routes, component logic and approximately 58,000 m² of historic installation experience across Ireland.
Earlier membrane, SHINGLAS and hot-applied experience.
More than 1,000,000 m² historically supplied across Ireland: Ecoflex, BIPOL, Bicroelast, Uniflex, Technoelast, YAM 2000 and supporting components.
The cap sheet is only one part of roof performance.
Substrate condition, moisture strategy, deck type, insulation, wind loading, drainage, attachment, fire route and workmanship all influence the final build-up.
Product families shown here are a technical starting point. The exact assembly must follow the current project specification, controlled technical documents and manufacturer approval where required.