[Coventry, October 2, 2013] – Rubber4Roofs, a dependable source of rubber roofing systems in England, offers professional training courses for clients who want to learn to install EPDM roofs. EPDM stands for ethylene propylene diene monomer rubber, a special kind of rubber that is resistant to ozone, heat, and extreme weather conditions.ClassicBond & Duoply One-Piece System Course
A ClassicBond Roofing System uses sustainable and reliable materials for flat roofs. Carlisle-Syntec founded EPDM roofing systems during the 1960s. Since then, many businesses and homeowners have benefited from this technology.
According to Rubber4Roofs, ClassicBond is more convenient to install and more affordable compared to traditional roofing systems. Installers will not have a difficult time installing this product, as it is easy to bend. In addition, ClassicBond conforms effortlessly to the shape of roofs.
The course for ClassicBond & Duoply One-Piece System includes roof preparation, understanding building regulations and flat roof insulation. Rubber4Roofs notes that students will experience installing the membrane on a demo roof using two types of bonding agent, contact and water based adhesives. In class, Rubber4Roof professionals will also discuss how to install wall trims, edge trims, and termination bars. Students will also learn the process of installing internal drains and pipe boots.
Reinforced EPDM Self Adhesive Flat Roof & Gutter Lining System Course
The self-adhesive membrane is another popular type of rubber roofing system. It has all the features of a regular EPDM roof. According to the company, this differs from the conventional EPDM roof because of its non-slip surface. Furthermore, self-adhesive membranes can tolerate foot traffic effectively.
Rubber4Roofs explains that the training class for this product includes discussion on proper gutter and roof preparation. Experts will also discuss the differences between cold and warm deck. Students will learn how to lay out bond patterns and rolls properly. In addition, Rubber4Roof professionals will teach students how to waterproof external and internal corners.
Class Schedules and Sizes
To make sure students get the most out of their training, Rubber4Roofs says that they keep their class sizes to only 8 students per class. Each course runs for one full day but learning doesn’t stop in class. The company also adds that it offers full support for students and clients installing their own roofing system.