Challenges Overcome During the Project
The main difficulty was dismantling the multilayer roof without damaging the load-bearing elements. We removed the old membrane and resin gradually so as not to injure the roof substrate. After dismantling, we leveled the surface, prepared the base for the new tapered insulation and checked the correct slope.
Tapered insulation requires precise positioning: a small error in the slope can lead to water stagnation. We used special installation techniques to ensure a smooth transition of slopes and efficient drainage to the gutters.
The new EPDM membrane was glued with OlyBond glue without the use of screws. This helped to avoid pinholes that could become a source of leakage. The seams of the membrane were hermetically sealed to ensure water resistance.
Additionally, we ensured proper insulation of the roof joints and edges to avoid thermal bridges and water accumulation points. This ensures an even load on the insulation and prevents damage to the material.