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#147156 10-Jun-2014 21:21
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Am writing a document for new home builders trying to bond together the specifications for structured cabling in a UFB-Ready house, while also being taylor broadband-ready because VDSL/Fibre wont be in the area for 20 years.

What different types of roof are there.
So far I have

 - Corrougated Iron
 - Fake Tiles made of corrugated iron (not sure what these are called)
 - Ceramic Tiles





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  #1062893 10-Jun-2014 21:31
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Gerard Shingles



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  #1062894 10-Jun-2014 21:34
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Have you tried googling for "Branz" and roofing materials? That should give you a pretty complete list of certified materials used in NZ. 

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  #1062951 10-Jun-2014 21:48
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KiwiNZ: Gerard Shingles


Thanks - thats exactly sorta what I was looking for. the Gerard website calls the category "Pressed Steel" tiles and shingles.

I think thats about it. I cant think of any other types other than Tar sheets which I have seen on only one new house.




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  #1062954 10-Jun-2014 21:50
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Concrete tiles

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  #1062994 10-Jun-2014 21:59
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That long run colour steel type stuff.




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  #1063010 10-Jun-2014 22:15
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Various membranes, also used as the underlay for green/living/turf roofs, e.g. http://www.livingroofs.org.nz/intensive/

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  #1063014 10-Jun-2014 22:22
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Butynol rubber membrane roofing. A thin rubber layer over a plywood substrate.

Pressed metal tile is known in the trade as "tin tiles". That name encompasses all the brands including Gerard and Monier.

 
 
 
 

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  #1063017 10-Jun-2014 22:29
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The metal tiles can also be known as decramastic roof tiles

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  #1063019 10-Jun-2014 22:30
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rscole86: Have you tried googling for "Branz" and roofing materials? That should give you a pretty complete list of certified materials used in NZ. 

 

That will only list the ones where a company had paid Branz to certify and test their roof. But there are many others available that won't be. I don't believe that there is no requirement to use something that is branz approved.

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  #1063035 10-Jun-2014 22:57
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shingles?  lots of houses in Epsom seem to have that style of roofing.  probably describes the look, more than the material




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  #1063038 10-Jun-2014 22:59
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Regs: shingles?  lots of houses in Epsom seem to have that style of roofing.  probably describes the look, more than the material

 

I think many of the NZ ones are bitumen. But you can also get cedar shingles, although they do cup over time.

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  #1063073 10-Jun-2014 23:18
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This list should cover at least 99.9% (if not all) of conventional roofing used in New Zealand:

 

  • Profiled metal roofing (corrugated, trapezoidal, trough)
  • Pressed metal roofing tiles
  • Masonry roofing tiles (concrete, teracotta)
  • Shingles (asphalt)
  • Shakes and Shingles (timber)
  • Slate (natural/artificial)
  • Membrane roof (concrete or plywood substrate)
  • Bitumen-impregnated organic fibre roofing (corrugate profile)


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  #1063192 11-Jun-2014 09:41
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Eboss is a handy website if you want brands which do particular things in NZ... 

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