i am replacing my old garage roof(thanks to the wind)and have came across a product on screwfix.com called coroline corrugated sheeting. has anyone used this if so is it any good also do you know how thick it is cheers
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i wonder if the roofing sheets were named after a hurricane? 
I used it on the dog kennell!!
Its quite flexible and if your happy with its appearance go for it sure, it hasnt degraded in the 2 years i have it...and the dog is dry!!
They supply special screws with sealed "caps" to hold it down...make sure you read the website and dont drill it in the wrong places etc.
Its about 3mm thick and i guess if laid flat its about 3 inches high due to the corrugation(is that a word??!).
Im not sure id use it if exposed to a lot of wind as its VERY flexible and the wind could get under it if not held down properly.
You can also get eaves fillers for it which like the special screws are way overpriced.
but it works very well and if you required something flexible due to poorly positioned timbers etc it would do the trick.
BTW i got it in B&Q.
Marty.
Its quite flexible and if your happy with its appearance go for it sure, it hasnt degraded in the 2 years i have it...and the dog is dry!!
They supply special screws with sealed "caps" to hold it down...make sure you read the website and dont drill it in the wrong places etc.
Its about 3mm thick and i guess if laid flat its about 3 inches high due to the corrugation(is that a word??!).
Im not sure id use it if exposed to a lot of wind as its VERY flexible and the wind could get under it if not held down properly.
You can also get eaves fillers for it which like the special screws are way overpriced.
but it works very well and if you required something flexible due to poorly positioned timbers etc it would do the trick.
BTW i got it in B&Q.
Marty.
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