Onduline Classic Black Bitumen Corrugated Roof Sheet - 950 x 2000 x 3mm. Free C&C

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Onduline Classic Black Bitumen Corrugated Roof Sheet - 950 x 2000 x 3mm
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The original bituminous corrugated roofing sheet is suitable for waterproofing; Providing the perfect protection for timber buildings such as garden sheds, stables, warehouses and farm and agricultural buildings.
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Depth: 38 mm
Height: 38 mm
Length: 2000 mm
Thickness: 3 mm
Width: 950 mm
Weight: 6.40 kg
Material: Bitumen and recycled fibres
Colour: Black
Coverage: 1.9 m²
Usage: Roofing
UV Protected: Yes
Pack Quantity: 1
Years Guaranteed: 15
Certifications Met: EN 534:2010 - Corrugated bitumen sheets, ISO 9001 & ISO14001
Type: Bitumen corrugated sheets
Brand Name: Onduline
Features & benefits
Perfect protection for timber buildings such as garden sheds, stables, warehouses and farm and agricultural buildings
Onduline sheets are made using approximately 50% recycled cellulose fibres, which give the sheet their rigidity and strength
Withstands wind speeds of up to 120mph (192kph)
Resin impregnated sheet surface guaranteeing high performance weathering and UV protection, easy to handle cut, shape, handle and fix
Guaranteed waterproofing for 15 years
Suitable for metal and timber roof structures
Lightweight roofing sheets, easy to handle, cut and install
Market leading bituminous roofing sheet. Established for more than 80 years
Easy to cut, shape and fix with standard tooling
No sharp edges for safe handling
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15th Mar
I have the Oduline onduvilla coloured tiles. Best investment I made regarding the shed roof. No more mucking about with felt, and they've lasted 6 years with minimal fading.

16th Mar
That looks really nice
15th Mar
This last a couple of years and fail, use metal
15th Mar
Has a 15 year guarantee FWIW
15th Mar
Are these easy to install onto a pent shed? Do I need some kind of wooden frame, on top of the roof? I was thinking of grabbing some of these. (edited)
15th Mar
Go on to the onduline website - you will see how and what support is needed to fit them.
15th Mar
Finally! A deal on Onduline Classic Black Bitumen Corrugated Roof Sheets!
15th Mar
I came here for the gate. Deals not for me. Thanks HDUK alerts. As good as ever !
15th Mar
spend the extra and use metal sheets. friend put these on shed roof. retrieving kids toys off the roof is interesting as u cant put weight on it and it doesnt like a rake or brush pulling stuff off
his shed roof now leaks
15th Mar
The form is different to some of the plastic sheets, btw, but they are quite resilient and don't go brittle in the sun, which the cheaper plastic sheets do - as the neighbour's giant cat found out when he leapt off the border wall, down two metres and went straight thru the plastic and could not get back out for a couple of days, so support at half the sheet's width I would say.
15th Mar
Thanks OP,
need some after the last storm!
16th Mar
Love the photos of people using them as fencing around their hot tub, for that real "Taliban spa" effect!
16th Mar
I hate this stuff, after a few years it becomes porous and soft. They do offer a 15 yr guarantee but how you’d successfully claim I don’t know. In any case 15yrs is no time for a building material. Use plastic coated metal sheets - just as easy to install and will last forever
16th Mar
Done a few roofing jobs with these over last 20+ years - sheds/garages etc. Yes, they do sag after a few years if not supported properly - manufacturer's website is pretty good in that respect. Best to use OSB sheets, cover those with roofing membrane and then Onduline sheets on top - lasts for a long time then.
Metal sheets are good too, but when it rains/hails it does make it sounds like you're inside a drum. Plus there's always condensation issues with metal roofs.
15th Mar
was nearly going to clad a house in this a few years ago. would love to do it sometime
15th Mar
a house in London that won a design award used this as cladding
15th Mar
Don't do it.
16th Mar
I still got the old abseto roof sheets, its dipped in middle mind but hasn't moved since