Hi. It doe snot have to be a tar roof, but even if you see gravel on your flat roof, be assured that below it there is certainly a waterproofing membrane of some type.
So, what you need is a well waterproofed roof on which you can lay your stuff in such a way that you do not damage the waterproofing. If your roof is slanted, it will be way more difficult...depending of course on the slope.
Hi. It doe snot have to be a tar roof, but even if you see gravel on your flat roof, be assured that below it there is certainly a waterproofing membrane of some type.
So, what you need is a well waterproofed roof on which you can lay your stuff in such a way that you do not damage the waterproofing. If your roof is slanted, it will be way more difficult...depending of course on the slope.
foboni 2 years ago
Hello.
I just have a question regarding one of the requirements?
Why does it have to be a tar roof?
What are the risks if it is a different roof type? aka stones, gravel, or that tile type of material like the slanted rooves?
mans0nh 2 years ago