Custom cut and shipped directly to your home ready to install.
Membrane roofing for mobile homes.
It is a single ply reflective roofing membrane with three layers.
The expensive material lasts for decades.
It is incredibly energy efficient.
Once the rubber membrane sometimes called epdm is stretched over the roof and holes cut for the vents the rubber is next folded over the roof edge and fastened with screws.
If you plan to live in your mobile home for years to come rubber membrane roofing offers a long term but costly solution.
Tpo polymer base a polyester reinforced fabric center scrim and a thermoplastic polyolefin compounded top ply.
Seamed rubber roofing can be quite challenging for the average do it yourselfer to install.
Tpo or rubber membrane tpo stands for thermoplastic polyolefin.
There are plenty of reasons why you should consider a rubber roof particularly a tpo membrane roof when your mobile home needs a roof replacement.
Rubber membrane roofs work best on flat or low sloped mobile home roofs.
Then pieces of the membrane are cut and carefully glued around the vents creating a watertight seam.
Class a customs rv superflex 8 5 foot wide rv rubber roofing membrane by linear foot 8 5 foot or 102 inches wide.
Those seams however can be proned to failure especially if not glued properly.
It is inexpensive compared to other roofing options.
Tpo membrane roofing is one of the best choices for mobile home roofs and all weather roofing has been installing tpo membrane roofs since 1984.
Mobile home roof over with single ply tpo white single ply tpo membranes are a very popular choice for mobile homes with flat or low slope roofs.
Tpo membranes are a polyester reinforced reflective covering made of a blend of rubber and plastic that can protect your roof from rain and the wind.
Tpo membrane roofing has quickly become one of the most popular options in roofing materials.
The insulation and membrane add less than 1 2 lb per sq ft onto the roof of your mobile home.
The thermoplastic roof membrane is guaranteed for as long as the homeowner owns the home.