European corrosion ratings, also known as corrosivity categories, are defined by the International Organisation for Standardisation in this article we take a look at the different ratings and how they help identify the potential for corrosion in various environments.
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Fibrecoat kits are a quick and easy way to get everything you need for your next roofing project. In this section, we look at the different options available when choosing your Fibrecoat Kit.
Fibrecoat kits go up to a maximum of 50m². If you have a roof bigger than this then please contact our technical support team who will create a custom kit, or you can order the individual items in the Fibrecoat Store.
Fibrecoat is available in two colours with dark grey being the standard finish. Different coloured finishes can be ordered separately from the kit with the Fibrecoat coloured resin. This is applied as a third layer and comes as a clear resin with 4kgs of the Chromatex pigment that you mix in on-site.
The coverage option allows you to choose from two specific application rates. Standard is for surfaces that are in good condition while Extra adds slightly more Fibrecoat resin and primer to allow for rougher surface conditions.
Fibrecoat can be applied to virtually any roof surface and the kits are available in over 10 different combinations. These kits contain the specific primers needed to bond Fibrecoat to the roof’s surface so always check you have the right kit for your substrate. Check the Fibrecoat Kits page for more information.
