SprayGrade application on a large commercial roof

Liquid Rubber SprayGrade

SprayGrade roof coating.For suitable large commercial roofs.

Two-component, cold-applied SprayGrade waterproofing for suitable asbestos encapsulation and large commercial roof overlays—specified around the substrate, site and details.

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Water-based liquid rubber system

2mmmembrane

Typical waterproof membrane build-up

~600m² / day

Indicative trained-applicator output, subject to site conditions

~48hfull adhesion

Manufacturer value at stated conditions

System reality

Fast application is only useful when the preparation is right.

Substrate identity, stability and compatibility

Existing moisture, contamination and coating adhesion

Asbestos register, survey information and task classification where relevant

Repairs to sheets, laps, fixings, rooflights and penetrations

Cleaning, preparation and any primer requirement

Wind, rain, temperature and overspray controls

Access, exclusion zones and occupied-building constraints

Final dry-film build, inspection and project-specific warranty route

Cold applied

No hot works from the membrane application itself; project controls still follow the actual site method.

Rapid set

Manufacturer information reports touch-dry performance in around one minute at 20°C.

Fully adhered

A continuous waterproof membrane designed to stay bonded across suitable prepared substrates.

Technical values are drawn from the current Liquid Rubber Europe SprayGrade product information and TDS. Actual output, cure, build-up and warranty depend on substrate, preparation, weather, detailing and the approved project specification.

Clear answers

SprayGrade project answers

Clear technical and commercial answers before a large roof is surveyed and specified.

What is Liquid Rubber SprayGrade?
SprayGrade is a two-component, water-based liquid rubber system applied through specialist dual-feed spray equipment. The components meet at the spray tip to form a rapidly setting, seamless and fully adhered membrane on suitable prepared substrates.
Where does SprayGrade make commercial sense?
It is most often considered for suitable asbestos-cement encapsulation and large commercial roof overlays where the roof size, profile and detailing justify specialist spray application. It is not the right answer for every roof.
How quickly can SprayGrade be applied?
A trained application team can achieve indicative output around 600 square metres per day, but roof geometry, preparation, repairs, access, weather and overspray controls determine actual productivity.
What membrane thickness is used for waterproofing?
Manufacturer information uses approximately 2.7 kilograms per square metre for a 2 millimetre waterproof membrane. The final project build-up must follow the confirmed substrate, detailing and specification.
Can SprayGrade encapsulate every asbestos-cement roof?
No. The asbestos information, sheet condition, fragility, structural support, defects and planned work method must be assessed first. Severely damaged or unsuitable material may require local replacement or removal rather than encapsulation.
Can it be applied in cold or wet weather?
It should not be applied below 5°C or onto wet or frozen substrates, and rain must be avoided during application. Wind and overspray risk are also critical on exposed commercial sites.
What warranty is available?
A manufacturer-backed warranty route may be available on qualifying SprayGrade projects. Eligibility and the applicable term depend on survey findings, preparation, application records and manufacturer requirements, and are confirmed in writing.
Who supplies and applies SprayGrade?
Forti Nova is the UK importer and supports specification, training and materials supply. Project delivery is arranged through trained approved contractors using the specialist application equipment and agreed quality controls.

SprayGrade project assessment

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