When replacing a roof, we only use TLX UV25, the best felt on the market.

Roof membranes are essential components of a structure because they shield the living area from the elements; they serve as an extra layer of waterproofing for the outside cladding. Keeping a structure safe from the British weather is a must for every building in the country. In addition to these advantages, breathable membranes are air permeable, allowing any warm, damp air from the interior to be expelled.

Because of this, there is a considerable decrease in the danger of condensation.

The Benefits of TLX UV25

• Waterproof

• Air permeable

• Breathable

• Lightweight

• Hard wearing

• Slip resistant

• Easy to install

• Provide protection from adverse weather conditions

• Wind resistance to limit the movement of air

How TLX UV25 Works

Non- breathable membranes need a 50mm ventilation air gap underneath them, while breathable membranes don't. Many historic buildings have little inside room, making this a great space-saving option. 

Compared to 1f felt, a breathable membrane-equipped building saves a significant amount of energy. 

An air gap of 50mm isn't necessary when a breathable membrane is laid above the rafters in the roof, while it is required when 1f felt is utilised. With a breathable membrane, the rafter area is freed up, allowing for more insulation and energy-efficient construction. Consequently, thermal efficiency may be improved by 87%, and CO2 emissions can be reduced by 57% due to this build-up, while condensation build-up can also be significantly reduced.

Despite the water tightness of roofing materials, air and water vapour can travel through, resulting in condensation and the negative impacts of such. Therefore, to avoid condensation, a UV25 breathable membrane is built into our TLX Gold multi-foil insulation. The glossy, airy surface of the underlayer helps to dissipate heat.