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In one of our articles last week we gave our readers some advice on choosing a new flat roof.  We listed the issues that need to be considered, one of which was the type of materials to be used as a flat roof membrane.  Today, we’re going to take a closer look at some of the flat roofing materials available on today’s market, with some information on each so that our readers can make an informed decision on the best type of flat roof for their commercial or domestic premises.

Here at D-marc, we are dedicated to making work at height safer – in particular, work at height on a flat room where regular maintenance or repair work on plant and machinery located on a flat roof.  So many of the commercial and industrial premises here in the UK feature a flat roof and this is often where plant and machinery necessary for manufacturing processes are installed.  This means that it will be necessary for workers to perform inspections and maintenance work on the machinery on a continuous basis, perhaps accessing the area on a daily or weekly basis.