Anti-Condensation Roofing Sheets

Despite the quick installation and superb longevity offered by most roofing sheets, they are vulnerable to condensation build-up and water droplets forming. Over time this can result in dampness, black mould, unpleasant odours, and decaying framework. As a result, any belongings being stored beneath will soon become damaged and the structure can even become unstable.

Anti-condensation roofing sheets are designed to avoid this nightmare occurring within garden sheds, livestock buildings, commercial warehouses and more. Using an integrated membrane, they absorb the moisture droplets before releasing it back into the air when the temperature has risen. This stops the moisture coming into direct contact with the cold roof sheet and dripping below.

Due to these roofing sheets being able to absorb up to 1.000g/m2 of water, they can handle even the highest levels of moisture build-up. This makes anti-condensation or dripstop roofing sheets ideally suited for outbuildings that have a low level of insulation and are therefore more vulnerable to condensation.

Types of Dripstop Roofing Sheets

As these roof sheets are typically used on garden sheds, livestock buildings, and commercial warehouses we have made them available in the two most popular profiles for these applications. You are, therefore, able to buy both corrugated and box profile sheets with an integrated anti-condensation membrane.

Manufactured from either 0.5mm or 0.7mm steel, these sheets offer unrivalled strength and durability. Plus, they can be purchased with or without an exterior coating that offers added protection against chemicals and scratches. When this is combined with an anti-condensation membrane, you’ll struggle to find a longer lasting roofing solution.

Cost of Anti-Condensation Roofing Sheets

The cost difference between a corrugated or box profile sheet with and without dripstop can be as much as 40%. But if you’re storing valuable equipment, vulnerable haulage, or much-loved animals beneath the added expense is well worth it. This is as the damage caused by moisture will likely cost you far, far more over the 10 – 15-year lifespan of these roofing sheets.

Once installed, these dripstop roofing sheets will demand virtually no upkeep. This is as the integrated membrane uses PES fibres to trap the moisture before releasing it back into the air when the temperature has increased. At this point the moisture will evaporate and the membrane is given an opportunity to dry out.

Have Any Questions About Dripstop Roofing Sheets?

If you’ve got any more questions about these roofing sheets, be sure to read our guide to anti-condensation roofing sheets. Alternatively, get in touch with our team by calling 01295 565 565 or using our live chat where you’ll receive handy advice on choosing the right material for your project.