Redoing the shed roof

Broche07

I have a fairly large shed and the back of the garden, it's corrugated iron ( I guess laid on top of breeze blocks and not only does it look bad but it's leaking pretty badly at this stage and so I want to re-do it. I'm assuming I;ll go with a felt roof but what other options do I have? I did think of a green roff but that might be just too much effort. Any advice is warmly accepted.

Thanks

paddy147

Broche07 wrote: »

I have a fairly large shed and the back of the garden, it's corrugated iron ( I guess laid on top of breeze blocks and not only does it look bad but it's leaking pretty badly at this stage and so I want to re-do it. I'm assuming I;ll go with a felt roof but what other options do I have? I did think of a green roff but that might be just too much effort. Any advice is warmly accepted.

Thanks

Brown non drip tile effect roof clading.It matches the house roof tiles.

Thats what I had installed on my garage.

It can be had in various colours and tile designs.

So theres 1 option for you.

Buford T Justice

As paddy says, you can get tile effect galvanised sheeting. It'll be much easier than felt to install and less maintenance.

Broche07

that's looks good, is it commonly available? B&Q, chadwicks? woodies?

Buford T Justice

Not sure, but places like gusclad in roscommon specialise in all that sort of stuff. They can generally do whatever profile you want and their sheets will be cut to whatever length you want, so you can have the roof length in one sheet rather than overlapping....

paddy147

Broche07 wrote: »

that's looks good, is it commonly available? B&Q, chadwicks? woodies?

NO.

Skyclad in Westmeath or Gusclad are specialist places that manufacture this cladding.

Banbh

Also Newells in Carnmore, Co Galway.