Trio Super Bitumen Shingles

The bottom layer of the shingle is covered with a sticky polymer bitumen layer, protected by a removable silicone film. Under the influence of solar heat, the shingles stick to each other, creating a double layer of waterproofing that ensures the roof's tightness. Bitumen shingles can be used for both new roofs and for repairing old ones. Bitumen shingles are a waterproofing roof material that is applied on a wooden base (OSB, Plywood). In terms of construction, bitumen shingles are very similar to torch-on roll materials, which are most commonly used in industrial flat roofs. Unlike torch-on roll materials, bitumen shingles are applied on roofs with a slope ranging from 11.3 to 90 degrees. Bitumen shingles are suitable for any weather conditions and are resistant to climate changes. Bitumen shingles can be used from -70 to +90 degrees Celsius.