Edinburgh College

The top deck of the 25-year-old podium car park at Edinburgh College’s Granton Campus, was extensively cracked with ponding water evident. With concerns about water ingress into the lower level of the car park, causing long-term damage to the structure, action was required.

Sandown Court, Preston

A high-rise block of apartments in the centre of Preston was in urgent need of a new warm waterproofing system for its flat roof.

Royal Observatory Edinburgh

The Royal Observatory Edinburgh is a building of historic national importance located on Blackford Hill, two miles south of the centre of Edinburgh. The observatory building consists of two iconic domed towers with a large flat roof area in between.

Waverley Station, Edinburgh

Edinburgh’s Waverley station is located in the heart of the city. The Victorian station was first opened in 1846 and is noted for its impressive roofs and glass dome. Its listed building status illustrates its architectural and historic interest.

Potter's Quay, Belfast

Potter’s Quay Business Centre in Belfast required a cost-effective overlay solution to its existing single-ply membrane roof. With the roof showing signs of nearing the end of its serviceable life, Triflex proposed an alternative solution.

Gourock Ferry Terminal

Triflex has been providing durable waterproofing, surfacing and protection solutions for large steel structures, for over 20 years. Steel bridge decks in the marine environment however provide some specific challenges.

Royal Albert Hall, London

Roof refurbishment of landmark grade 1 listed building, with heritage colour matched overlay solution

Lutterworth, Leicestershire

Triflex authorised contractor MNA Group Ltd. were invited to provide a solution for their client’s commercial warehouse, that required a refurbishment to its coated metal valley gutters. The client required a quick solution that would be compatible with the existing substrate in a difficult to reach area with restricted access.

The University of Warwick, Warwickshire

The Rootes building at the University of Warwick, had started to show signs of ageing and was due for its third roof refurbishment cycle. With a thorough roof survey including testing and investigation works from a Triflex Field Technician, Triflex ProTect was deemed the ideal solution