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Tricel Composites Ireland supplies a comprehensive range of high‑performance liquid roofing systems designed specifically for the demands of the Irish climate. The TriRoof® liquid roofing range delivers seamless, fully bonded waterproof protection for both new build and refurbishment projects, across domestic, commercial and industrial flat roofs.
Unlike traditional felt or membrane systems, liquid roofing systems create a joint‑free, durable surface that conforms to complex roof details, penetrations and upstands—significantly reducing the risk of leaks over time. Once cured, TriRoof systems provide long‑term protection with excellent resistance to ponding water, UV exposure and temperature fluctuations common in Ireland.
All TriRoof liquid roofing systems are cold applied, eliminating the need for flames, hot works or extensive roof shutdowns—making them ideal for occupied buildings and sensitive environments. Cold application improves on‑site safety, reduces installation time and allows roofing work to continue with minimal disruption.
TriRoof cold‑applied systems include advanced polyurethane, acrylic, hybrid polymer and GRP‑based solutions, each engineered to bond directly to common roof substrates such as felt, asphalt, concrete, timber and existing GRP. Many systems can be applied directly over existing roofs, avoiding costly strip‑back and disposal.
Flexible roofing performance is essential in Ireland, where roofs are exposed to constant thermal movement and moisture. The TriRoof flexible roofing systems are designed to accommodate structural movement without cracking, splitting or delamination.
Systems such as TriRoof HPX Hybrid Polymer and TriRoof PU Waterproofing cure to form highly elastic, seamless membranes that adapt to building movement while maintaining complete waterproof integrity. This flexibility extends service life and significantly reduces ongoing maintenance costs compared to rigid roofing materials.
Tricel Composites is a leading supplier of roofing overlay systems in Ireland, offering solutions that restore failing flat roofs without the need to remove the existing substrate. TriRoof overlay systems are engineered to extend roof life while reducing waste, labour and overall project cost.
Popular overlay solutions include:
These roofing overlay systems are ideal for refurbishment projects where speed, performance and longevity are essential.
Choosing Tricel Composites means partnering with an established Irish supplier with proven expertise in liquid roofing systems for the Irish market. Key benefits include:
From small domestic flat roofs to large commercial refurbishments, TriRoof liquid roofing systems offer a professional, proven solution for Irish roofing contractors, specifiers and building owners seeking reliability, flexibility and long‑term value.
Flat roofs move—and rigid roofing systems fail. With up to 300% elongation, TriRoof HPX flexes with the building, protecting roofs from cracking, splitting, and long‑term structural movement.
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