IKO Trade Top Sheet is a heavyweight green surfaced top layer and is ideal for use as the cap shee...IKO Trade Top Sheet is a heavyweight green surfaced top layer and is ideal for use as the cap sheet to a multi-layer system on garden buildings or a single layer on shed roofs (non-habitable buildings). It waterproofs and protects. This product is not recommended for use on habitable buildings. IKO Trade Top Sheet is suitable for flat roof decks with a minimum fall of 1:80 and should be free draining. Note: for roof pitches below 10 degrees, a multiple layer built up roofing system should be used. Fixing can be done by nailing, cold adhesive or pour and roll bitumen application.
This guide is for users of the IKO Trade Top Sheet, a heavyweight roofing solution designed primarily for non-habitable structures like sheds and garden buildings. The primary benefit is its waterproofing and protective qualities, ensuring the longevity of your roof. Note that it's not recommended for use on habitable buildings. This guide will provide essential information on setup, use, and care to help you get the most out of your IKO Trade Top Sheet.
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Model Part Number
5014149428057
Brand
IKO
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FAQs
What is the minimum roof pitch required?
The IKO Trade Top Sheet is suitable for flat roof decks with a minimum fall of 1:80.
Can I use this on a habitable building?
No, this product is not recommended for use on habitable buildings.
What methods can be used to fix the sheet?
You can fix it by nailing, cold adhesive, or pour and roll bitumen application.
How do I store the IKO Trade Top Sheet?
Store it in a dry and sheltered area.
What should I do if the roof is leaking?
Inspect the roof for gaps, insufficient overlaps, or damaged areas and address them using proper sealant.
What kind of maintenance is required?
Regularly inspect the roof and remove any debris.
Troubleshooting
Water leakage after installation.
Check for any gaps or insufficient overlap between sheets. Ensure all fixings are secure and sealed. Repair any damage with appropriate roofing sealant.
Sheet lifting or bubbling.
Check that the sheet is properly adhered or nailed. If using adhesive, ensure it is fully cured and applied correctly. In case of nailing, check if nails are correctly positioned.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable and long-lasting.
Effective waterproofing capabilities.
Easy to install using various methods.
Visually appealing green finish.
Cost-effective for non-habitable buildings.
Cons
Not suitable for habitable buildings.
Requires a minimum roof pitch for proper drainage.
Multiple layer system needed for roof pitches below 10 degrees.
Specific application methods (nailing, adhesive, bitumen) need to be followed.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Ensure the roof deck is clean, dry, and free from debris.
Compatibility: The IKO Trade Top Sheet is compatible with flat roof decks that have a minimum fall of 1:80. For roof pitches below 10 degrees, a multiple layer built up roofing system should be used.
Application: The sheet can be fixed by nailing, cold adhesive, or pour and roll bitumen application. Follow the manufacturer's instructions for the chosen method.
Overlap: Ensure proper overlap of sheets to create a watertight seal.
Care: Regularly inspect the roof for any signs of damage. Clear away any debris that may accumulate. Minor repairs can be done using appropriate roofing sealant.
Storage: Store the IKO Trade Top Sheet in a dry and sheltered area until ready for use.