When installed on Profile Metal Roofing (PMR) structures and the like, the Silent Roof Material (SRM) is simply rolled out across the roof from eave to eave up and over the ridge of the roof. Each ‘strip’ will be 1m wide. The next strip is laid upside-down onto the first strip and secured together. This strip is then flipped over to lie adjacent to its neighbour and the process repeated. Using this method, a considerable area of roof can be covered with SRM in a relatively short period of time.
There are, of course, many variables to consider, including the roof height and access points. The lengths of Silent Roof Material can be cut to length at ground level and then raised to roof height using suitable lifting machinery. Silent Roof will rarely, if ever, become an issue in terms of product weight; a square metre of SRM weighs only 800 grams.
Do you have an approved installer?
We strongly recommend that, where possible, you engage our approved installation company, TV & Film Studio Group. They have extensive experience installing Silent Roof Material (SRM).
