Anti Condensation Roofing Sheets
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Anti-condensation roofing sheets have a fleece membrane bonded to the underside that absorbs moisture and releases it as the air warms, so water does not drip onto cars, tools, feed or livestock below.
Available on every box profile, corrugated, tile effect and pan tile steel sheet we make, in plastisol, polyester or galvanised, manufactured to length in our Walsall factory. Select the anti-condensation option on any sheet to see the price per metre.
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On cold nights a steel roof cools faster than the air inside the building. Warm, moist air touching the cold underside condenses into droplets, which then drip down. It is most common in unheated, uninsulated buildings such as garages, workshops, barns, stables and storage units.
A factory-applied fleece layer on the underside of the sheet traps the moisture in its fibres instead of letting droplets form and fall. As temperatures rise during the day, the moisture evaporates. It is a simple, low-cost alternative to full roof insulation when you just need to stop drips.
Add anti-condensation backing to box profile, corrugated, tile effect or pan tile sheets in any finish.
No. It controls drips but does not significantly reduce heat loss. For heated buildings, consider insulated panels or a full insulated roof build-up.
Keep the sheets dry before fitting, store them flat and covered, and make sure end laps are sealed so the fleece is not exposed to driving rain at the eaves.
Yes. Every box profile, corrugated, tile effect and pan tile sheet can be ordered with it, in any finish. Choose "Anti-Condensation: Yes" on the product page to see the price.
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