Reno Roof

RENO ROOF is an extremely tough durable penetrating waterproof sealer containing fungicide that will penetrate deep into the tile. Two coats are applied to build up the resistance not only to the weather but future growth of moss. RENO ROOF protects and revitalises tired and drab looking roofs to enhance any building.

USES:

RENO ROOF is ideal for slate, tiles, sand faced tiles, concrete tiles and concrete roofs.

ADVANTAGES:

Weather resistant.
Will not chip, flake or peel.
Built in fungicide.
Excellent colour retention.
Tough and flexible.
Excellent adhesion.
Ideal for period property restoration.

FORMULATION:

RENO ROOF is manufactured at our own factory to an exact specification and quality control. The formulation is based on 3 extremely durable synthetic resins blended with polybutene for flexibility. It contains fungicide and special colour components for excellent colour retention, weatherproofing protection and durability.

APPLICATION:

RENO ROOF may be applied to a dry surface at any temperature using a roller, brush or airless spray equipment. The addition of solvent is permitted to adjust for any change in viscosity due to low temperatures.

COVERAGE:

Depending on the porosity and profile of the surfaces coverage is, for 2 coats up to 3 sqm / litre.

PACKAGING:

Supplied in 20ltr UN resealable metal drums.

DRYING TIMES:

Surface dry in 1 - 3 hours. Fully cured in 7 days.

FOR PERIOD PROPERTY TILES WE RECOMMEND RENO DRY 2R OR RENO PROOF CLEAR - RING FOR ADVICE.

COLOURS:

Tile Red

Burnt Terracotta

Chestnut

Green

Slate Grey

METHOD STATEMENT:

Remove flaky and loose material, moss, lichen etc using high pressure washer.
Repair the roof structural points such as ridges, hips, gullies and gables and replace any faulty lead work. Replace any broken or damaged tiles.
Apply RENO ANTICIDE to kill all moss, lichen spores and allow to dry - application is 3 - 5 sq m per litre.
Roller or spray apply 2 coats of RENO ROOF at the rate of up to 3 sq m per litre for the two coats.

EXAMPLE:

This roof has not had any attention since being laid 16 years ago. The damp, porous surface of this roof is a perfect environment to promote the growth of moss and lichen, once it has taken hold it will continue to spread forcing roots into the tiles and under the pointing. Moss and lichen impedes the flow of water from the roof soaking up vast amounts of water thus generating acid attack.