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Shop fire-rated GRP roofing kits, fire-rated fibreglass roofing kits and upgraded flat roofing kits for projects where fire performance or building control requirements need to be considered.
Fire-rated GRP roofing kits are designed for flat roof projects where upgraded fire performance may be required. They are useful where building control, project specification or roof location means fire performance needs to be considered before choosing a standard GRP system.
Always check the requirements for your project before ordering, especially for extensions, boundary conditions and controlled works. Fire performance requirements can depend on the building, location and specification.
Standard GRP roofing kits are suitable for many domestic flat roofs. Fire-rated GRP kits are used where an upgraded specification is required or where the project calls for improved fire performance.
A fire-rated GRP roofing kit is a fibreglass flat roof system designed for projects where upgraded fire performance may be required.
You may need a fire-rated kit where building control, project specification or roof location requires upgraded fire performance. Always check the requirements for your project.
They can be suitable where an extension roof requires an upgraded fire performance specification, but requirements should be checked before ordering.
No. Fire-rated GRP kits are intended for projects needing upgraded fire performance, while standard GRP kits are used for general flat roofing projects.
CRS can help you choose products, but local building control or your project specifier should confirm the exact fire performance requirements for your roof.