The complete system works to draw air movement across the roof and through vents to enable the Protan SE membrane to stick to the roof, meaning the stronger the wind, the more the membrane adheres to the roof structure.

Suitable for green roofs thanks to its ability to withstand temperatures from -30 to 90°C, Rapid Cure is fire resistant and can cope with UV radiation of 1000 MJ/m2 to offer a high level of penetration resistance.

The roof is now fully insulated to Building Regulations and comprises a waterproofing system integrated with the Alumasc EWI scheme, due to the installation of the Derbigum bituminous membrane.

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Fitting bolted cleats in place of cleats welded onto the rafters allowed transportation costs to be slashed due to the ability to stack the rafters more compactly, enabling a quicker installation process on site.

Bemo’s curved standing seam sheets are designed for installation in areas with complex shaped architecture, such as the Gatwick Airport project, which is set for completion at the end of 2014.