Ariel Black Bitumen Corrugated Roofing sheet (L)2m (W)900mm of 1

Neilc76 - 1 / 5 - 10/08/2017

Poor

This product is not recommended. The garage roof has been leaking since installation through the nails (which are recommending) Also very flimsy when hot weather. Wish I'd used fibre glass

jayniejj - 1 / 5 - 13/09/2016

USELESS product

Unfortunately you cannot review this without giving a minimum of one star. Would not recommend this product to anyone. It sags all over the place without loads of supports. B&Q salesman told us it was fitted incorrectly, which it wasn't as a roofer had fitted it. Had a panel replaced, this too was useless...No stars!!!! Don't waste your money!!!

Yerrr - 1 / 5 - 02/02/2016

Shouldn't be allowed to sell ad waterproof.

I used 8 of these on a pergola with a moderate pitch of around 15 degrees. It's now sagging all over the place and it's letting water soak through so it's not waterproof b&q should take this rubbish out of store.disgraceful.

Pink6667 - 1 / 5 - 28/12/2015

Awful. Don't waste your money.

I bought 8 sheets about a month ago, costing around £170. Put on sloping shed roof. It sags, so needs excess amount of joists, and is porous so I'm going to have to spend more money on bitumen or liquid rubber paint to try and seal the roof. How can roofing sheets be porous?? Total and expensive waste of money. DO NOT BUY THESE. NO STARS, but feedback required at least one star be given.

Buddies - 1 / 5 - 06/09/2013

Carrickfergus - 5 / 5 - 28/11/2012

Bituminous Corrugated Roof

A good product and a cheap way to make a roof fully weatherproof

maescynrig - 4 / 5 - 08/10/2012

roof sheets - ' coroline'

good points,-available in lengths of 2m, so longer than polycarbonate sheets . quite easy to cut, but a bit rough in finish . easier to nail than polycarbonate sheets as it doesn't split on impact ; polycarbonate sheets require holes to be cut/drilled,and screwing . doesn' t rust, and lasts quite well,resists u.v.light up to 10 years . works better on steeply sloping roofs,not well on flatter roofs because of sagging. and water puddling against - goes soft in hot weather, so needs more support than corrugated iron or polycarbonate .more transverse battens. does rot gradually and becomes fragile so would be torn by high winds. Not suitable for overhang where wind could get underneath colour wears off and leaves rather grotty finish ; no obvious way to repaint . more expensive than polycarbonate, for the fibre sheets , and the transparent sheets to match the fibre ones are more expensive again. the corrugated profile doesn't match the profile of polycarbonate sheets, so the clear carbonate can't be inserted into the ends of the fibre sheets,but can be butted against them with overlapping.

JWSpencer - 5 / 5 - 03/08/2012

Roofing sheets

Have used this in the past and is far better than Felt, and looks very tidy.