Lower temperature inside guaranteed
Pressure clean roof and walls. The surface is Trimdeck. Apply one coat of GI 962 Primer to roof and walls. Then apply two coats of Infracool Cool Roof Commercial White to roof and Classic Cream to walls. Len and Kate cannot believe how much cooler this previous hot box has become.
First we pressure cleaned the roof to remove all mould fungi and contaminants. Then we repoint ridge capping and replace broken or damaged tiles where necessary. There are two different surfaces on this roof… tiles and corrugated iron. A different primer is required for each surface. The grey paint is the primer and the top […]
We pressure cleaned the grey corrugated iron roof to remove the surface contaminants. We wire brushed the light rusty areas and applied a spot prime with Dulux Luxaprimer Zinc Phosphate. Then we applied GI 962 Primer. The top coat was Infracool Cool Roof Commercial White Roofing membrane. All fibre cement walls were lightly sanded and Selleys No More […]
The roof was pressure cleaned to remove all contaminants. Silicone was applied to end of corrugated iron to help fix water leaks. One coat of GI 962 Primer was applied followed by two coats of Infracool Cool Roof Roofing Membrane in Classic Cream.
These were units on the Gold Coast. The black laminated GLASS roof was too hot to sit under and relax with friends for a quiet drink. It also leaked when it rained especially after the recent storms. The roof was pressure cleaned. A special glass primer was required (grey colour). An extra primer (GI 962 Membrane Primer) was […]
Weathered galvanised iron or zincalume are poor reflectors of both visible and invisible infra-red light offering significant opportunity for commercial COOL ROOF benefits. The above photo is before painting and the one on the right is after painting. After painting your roof with Dulux InfraCOOL® coatings: With a CoolRoof Commercial White over a galvanised steel […]
A while back The Cool Roof installed its special roof coating on to the roof of a classroom block at a school, to help keep the classrooms in the block a little cooler for the students and teachers.
If you’re sweltering in the heat of summer, spare a thought for residents and workers in some parts of Australia where the temperatures regularly hit the record books.
The earth receives 174 Petawatts (10 to the power of 15 watts ie 174,000,000,000,000,000 watts) of incoming solar radiation at the upper atmosphere, of which around 30% is reflected back into space, the remaining 70% being absorbed by clouds, oceans and the land.
If you’re planning to get any work done on your house*, whether it’s your roof or anywhere else, it’s important to ask the right questions of any builder or contractor you’re looking to use.
