Bauder Ltd

Our long-established and fully integrated roof systems incorporate SBS modified elastomeric bitumen membranes and highly efficient PIR insulation and holds fire classification BROOF(t4) on defined permutations for compliance with building regulations under TS 1187 test method 4 for external fire exposure to roofs and verified by the BBA and stated on our certification. All systems feature torch-free and torch-safe installation techniques for detailing on, or adjacent to combustible materials.

Our single ply roofing systems are ideal for lightweight, fast track and cost effective construction projects. The systems provide solutions that are durable, resistant to the natural elements and are able to support extensive green roofs and BauderSOLAR photovoltaic arrays. All our single ply systems hold fire classification BROOF(t4) on defined permutations and verified by the BBA for compliance with building regulations under TS 1187 test method 4 for external fire exposure to roofs.

A flat roof is the ideal place for a solar photovoltaic (PV) installation as it provides an unobstructed space that is perfectly positioned to catch as much sunlight as possible and the electrical production from the installed PV array converts your roof in to a small power plant. BauderSOLAR F flat roof photovoltaic solution with a mounting system that is attached to the roof without penetration of the waterproofing system or roof deck. BauderSOLAR G LIGHT is an integrated solar PV mounting system specifically for Bauder biodiverse or extensive green roofs.

Our detailing solution is designed specifically to deliver secure torch-free detailing in the vicinity of combustible construction materials located on, or connected to, the roof such as timber substrates or upstands; abutments to cladding, roof tiles, slates or thatch; or even debris such as dry leaf material that is at risk from ignition. The foundation for our torch-free detailing is the group of hot air welded, self-adhesive, SBS modified bitumen membranes for the vapour control layer, underlayer and cap sheet. These membranes and their application techniques conform to the recommendations given in the Safe2Torch guidance published July 2017 by the National Federation of Roofing Contractors (NFRC).