ONDULINE EPDM rubber roof kit. Complete shed roof kit in a box - 6 x 12 (membrane size 2.5m x 4.2m)

Glued EPDM rubber to my newly refurbed porch 3M x 1.4M, primed ply then left to dry, then on my own rolled kit glue on same surface, then gently let gravity layer the rubber like a wave to roof then brushed flat with stiffish broom 50% of roof at a time, no air pockets, by the time I glued the other half , the already glued side had nearly gone off, great, took about 20 minutes. I then needed a hand from my builder buddy to get the rubber under the roof felt and eaves tray because we removed to rows of slates, sat in all the nooks and crannies beautifully and under the lead valley, looks very professional, heat from the sun helped, Ohh let the rubber sit on the roof for 30 minutes before gluing, wear gloves my builder didn't glue not as water based as first thought, was no mess at all really. We have temporarily stapled the rubber under the soffit, waiting on the EDPM trim for the fascia, so took about an hour ,relaxed now it's waterproof, will spend a good 30 minutes tomorrow gluing the fascia and tidying up the corners and edges, highly recommended cheaper,quicker and longer lasting than fibreglass, and don't have to recoat it every 5 years, BRILLIANT!

This was to replace an 8x12ft. felt pent roof. (never buy a pent roof shed, with felt tacked down with staples !!!). Took me a while to summon up the courage to do the work, but the rubber roof has been on for 3 months now and its excellent. The big effort is removing the staples after the felt has been removed - that took 2-3 hours. You need a working day and dry conditions to do this, but the results have been great.

It’s exactly as described and does exactly as it is intended for. The inclusion of a mini-roller with two disposable rollers is really good. There is plenty of glue which is NOT an instant/grab contact adhesive.It could do with some instructions and information about the glue though, even if it is basic ‘wash immediately and seek medical advice’ We don’t know!!!The rubber is about 1mm thick but unlike felt does not tear easily. Used it on my parents porch roof. Removed the old felt and tarred boards, put new sheet boards down, flat and clean. Layed rubber sheet out on lawn and cut off the excess. Layed it out in the new roof area and checked. Applied the glue, it fairly runny and pours out the tubs(there are two in this size pack) and rollered and brushed it on. When the adhesive goes off it is like chewing gum; sticky , stretchy / flexible.Placed rubber sheet down and removed air bubbles like you would for wallpaper. Finished the edges using wooden beading to sandwich the edges of rubber sheet to the fascia boards.Like this product a lot and will most likely switch to using this instead of felt product for my own shed roofs.

Was easy to cut to size, adhered well and a reasonable thickness

This stuff is very strong despite being so thin. Once the glue starts to go off you can then stand on the sheet without it shifting, leaving you able to complete the rest while on the roof. Very quick, very easy!

Product was great and as described , easy to fit . Fast response , only thing is TNT split the consignment so came over two days .But not sellers fault , happy with product 👍

This is an excellent kit for upgrading your shed roof. The EPDM sheet is very generous and there is sufficient adhesive to finish the job. I managed to fit the new roof on my own in just a couple of hours. In fact, it took me a lot longer to remove the old felt roof and the hundreds of nails that were holding the roof together!!I thoroughly recommend this item

Excellent product, very strong and fairly easy to fit once the old felt was stripped off and the surface cleaned up. More than enough adhesive and sealant supplied for the job. Four inch adhesive roller supplied but I used a seven inch paint roller instead which was quicker. Would strongly recommend rubber rather than bitumen felt now.