Roof membranes, internal vapour control, tapes and interfaces.
SYSTEM HUB / PITCHED ROOFING
The covering sheds water. The build-up manages the roof.
Tiles or shingles are the visible finish, but the underlay, ventilation, insulation, vapour control and junction details do much of the hidden work. This section shows where each layer sits and what it is expected to do.
Roof coveringsUnderlays + airtightnessComplete envelope logic
START HEREWHICH PART OF THE BUILD-UP?
Standard and Residential bituminous shingles with dedicated underlay.
Earlier bituminous-shingle system and installer-training experience.
The covering and the control layers are coordinated—but they do different jobs.
EXTERNAL LAYERSRoof membranes + shingles
INTERNAL CONTROLAir + vapour strategy
DETAILSTapes + penetrations
HISTORICAL ROUTESHINGLAS system archive
First identify which part of the roof you are dealing with.
Eurovent covers roof and envelope control layers, MIDA covers the current shingle range, and the TECHNONICOL archive records my earlier experience with SHINGLAS systems.
01ROOF + BUILDING ENVELOPE
EUROVENT SYSTEM MAP
From external membrane to the last sealed penetration.
Thirty-two roof, vapour-control, tape, window and service-interface products organised by control-layer responsibility.
UNDERLAYSVAPOUR CONTROLAIRTIGHTNESSINTERFACES
Explore Eurovent →02BITUMINOUS SHINGLE SYSTEMS
MIDA ROOFING SYSTEMS
Standard and Residential covering routes.
FORCE and YOGA shingle profiles with the MIDA SELF PRO self-adhesive underlay mapped beneath the covering.
FORCEYOGASELF-ADHESIVE UNDERLAY
Explore MIDA shingles →03HISTORICAL TECHNICAL ARCHIVE
TECHNONICOL SHINGLAS
Earlier shingle-system knowledge retained.
Bituminous shingles mapped with the deck, underlay, eaves, valleys, ventilation, fixing and mastic details that completed the roof.
SHINGLESUNDERLAYDETAILSARCHIVE
Open SHINGLAS archive →Most pitched-roof problems start below the visible covering.
Drainage, ventilation, insulation, moisture control and airtightness have to remain continuous through the main roof and every junction.
Roof pitch, deck type, fixing pattern and exposure vary from project to project, so the final design should always be checked against current technical information.