ClassicBond® 1.2mm EPDM Rubber Roof Membrane

ClassicBond One Piece EPDM Rubber Roof Covering 1.20mm from Rubber4Roofs

ClassicBond® EPDM Rubber Roof Covering 1.2mm Thick

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£8.95 Excl. VAT £10.74 Incl. VAT

£8.95 £10.74

per Square Metre

*EPDM Width
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*I understand that lengths over 30.5 m will be supplied in multiple pieces.

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Compatible with ClassicBond

The ClassicBond One Piece EPDM system is great for large or small flat roof areas and is normally bonded on to a timber deck in one piece so no joins! Find out more

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ClassicBond® EPDM Rubber Roof Covering

ClassicBond® EPDM is the original EPDM roofing system and is recognised as one of the most reliable, durable and sustainable materials for your flat roof. The EPDM roofing system provides ultimate longevity, with a proven track record of over 50 years service life.

ClassicBond® roofing systems are the perfect solution for your garage, shed or flat roof repair. The fully adhered application allows for installation on any roof slope. The environmentally friendly system is manufactured by Carlisle-Syntec, who pioneered EPDM roofing systems in the 1960s.

Specification

The rubber roof EPDM membrane is sold by the running metre from large pre-joined sheets starting at 0.5m in width and increasing in 0.5m increments up to 30.5 metres in length, by 15.25 metres in width. This means no on-site joining is required as long as the roof does not exceed these measurements and makes the ClassicBond EPDM the best for quick and easy installation.

ClassicBond EPDM is available in two thicknesses:

1.2mm (standard)
1.52mm (commercial)

Why Choose ClassicBond® EPDM?

The ClassicBond roof system is designed to be cost effective and far easier to install than traditional DIY flat roof systems, saving you both time and money. For most applications the membrane is cut to the size of your roof and supplied as a single piece, finished with the correct drip, kerb edge and wall up-stand trims.

BBA Certified and preferred by roofing professionals, ClassicBond is tangibly more pliable, slate grey in colour and is the ideal EPDM rubber roof covering for both large and small flat roofs.

With maintenance free properties the EPDM membrane is strong yet lightweight and is not affected by extreme temperatures. Within the temperature range of -40ºC to +120ºC the membrane will not crack, peel or split.

To order simply select the size required above and add to your basket. If you’d like any further information or would like to discuss your specific requirements with one of our expert team or give us a call on 02476 667234.

Additional Information

SKU	CB-12
Weight (kg)	1.5000
Thickness	1.20 mm
Brand Name	ClassicBond
Roofing System	Classic Bond
Delivery Lead Time	No

Installation

How to install a Classicbond One Piece EPDM rubber roof
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FAQ

1

Are the EPDM membranes guaranteed?

This 20 year EPDM guarantee is available to all certified installers that have attended our training courses.
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2

Can EPDM sheets be joined?

Yes all of our EPDM membranes can be joined where the roof is bigger than the largest membrane size or where it would be easier to install the membrane in smaller sections.
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3

Can I install EPDM under a shallow pitched tiled roof?

Yes you can install EPDM under a pitched tiled roof. This may be necessary on shallow pitched roofs to prevent leaks.
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4

Can I Walk On My New Roof?

Yes to an extent. EPDM is designed to take LIGHT foot traffic during installation and for occasional cleaning or maintenance. If you require more use than this, i.e. for a balcony then there are additional materials that can be laid over your EPDM for a more durable solution.
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5

Do I need any special tools?

You will typically need a standard 9" roller set, mini roller and brush for applying the adhesives and primers. A Seam Roller is a useful tool for tapes and joins and the RESITRIX system will require a heat gun for joins.
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6

Does it have to be dry for EPDM roofing to be laid?

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7

How thick is the membrane?

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8

I have Incorrect Roof Tiles For The Roof Pitch

If the pitch of your roof is too shallow for roof tiles and installing an EPDM rubber membrane can be an excellent solution to this problem
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9

Is Classicbond EPDM BBA Certified?

Yes, ClassicBond membrane holds the British Board of Agrément certificate, No. 11/4853 (issued to Flex-R Ltd). It also holds fire ratings for each of the thicknesses available.
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10

Is The ClassicBond Membrane Available In Different Colours?

No The ClassicBond EPDM membrane is only available in a slate grey colour,
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11

Is there a right side up when installing ClassicBond EPDM Membranes?

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12

What is the difference between CLASSICBOND® and Firestone EPDM?

CLASSICBOND® EPDM is CE marked with a nominal thickness of 1.2mm as opposed to the thinner 1.1mm of Firestone RubberCover as defined by EN 13956
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13

What's the biggest size EPDM roofing sheet I can buy?

The biggest sheet size available in each system is as follows, all sheets can be joined where the roof size is bigger than the maximum sheet size: ClassicBond & Shedcover 1.2mm - 15.25m x 30.5m (50ft x 100ft) ClassicBond & Shedcover 1.5mm - 15.25m x 15.25m (50ft x 50ft) DuoPly 2.54mm - 1.52m x 12.20m (5ft x 40ft) RESITRIX 2.50mm - 1M x 10M (3ft 4" x 32ft 10")
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14

When was rubber first used for roofing?

The first commercial rubber roof was installed in the United States in 1965 by Carlisle Syntec, it is now 50 years old and still going strong. This makes ClassicBond the only EPDM with a proven 50 year life expectancy!
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15

Why Are There Bubbles or Blisters On My EPDM Rubber Roof?

Whilst bubbles or blisters on a once-piece EPDM roof can be unsightly they will not cause the rubber membrane to fail. These bubbles of trapped air/moisture can be caused by a variety of issues which are all avoidable if the roof design is correct and the membrane correctly installed.
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Documentation

Uses

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