Rolling Temporary Roof Cover

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A scaffolded roof covering which is movable on rolling wheels, covering 60 metres of roofing at a time was used on this project to allow roof removal and restoration.

This was made up of a lightweight scaffolding system with a waterproof covering pulled over the top. This system minimised risk of delays which may have been caused due to changing weather conditions.

By using this system on a small project they save both on cost and time, mitigating any potential delays or damage to the existing occupied building and protecting the users within.

This is valuable to the workforce to shield them from the elements throughout all seasons. Particularly protecting them from heat exposure and potential occupational cancers derived from direct sun exposure.

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Published 19 February 2026
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