Nowadays, every aspect of a building has seen a tremendous shift in design as well as the materials used. In roofing, iron sheets and asphalt shingles are getting replaced by new materials such as fibre cement sheets and tiles.
Fibre cement is a handy product made of a mixture of cellulose fibres, sand and cement. The use of these materials to construct roofing products facilitates the production of roofing sheets and tiles that are not only stylish but also adaptable to the elements.
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Rain is a good thing. However, as the saying goes that too much of something is poisonous, too much rain can be severe and disastrous. Since you have no control over the adversities of nature, it is important to take cautionary measures that will reduce the level ofdamage that a storm can cause in your home. These easy steps will be the difference between little to no damage in your home and costly repairs in case disaster strikes.
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The Australian roofing industry produces roofing for residential and commercial use; they come in two types, the flat roofing or steep-sloped roofing.
Flat roofing
Also known as low sloped roofing or commercial roofing, flat roofing materials are made to withstand slow drainage of water, without developing leaks. These roofs are typically rolled-roofing membranes that are adhered using asphalt, tar, glue or heat welding. Single ply modified bitumen and PVC are also common materials.
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Home extensions are a great way of adding extra space to an already existing house. Instead of moving out, you can simply increase the value of your home by adding an extension, which also means adding a roof extension. Like any construction work, roof extension requires money. Here are some of the methods you can employ in order to save money on your roof extensions.
Keep the Design Simple
Keeping everything simple is a great way to keep your costs down.
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