Many thatched roof structures don't have gutters. Some use dripline trenches to collect and infiltrate rainwater from the rooftop instead. A dripline trench installation controls erosive runoff water from the rooftop. These trenches store the rainwater until it soaks into the soil. They reduce back-splash and protect the house and [...]
Would you like an authentic South Pacific look for your next roofing project? You don't have to resort to natural thatch roofing materials to get the same South Pacific ambiance. Let's face it, if you choose natural thatch, you are signing up for a lifetime of maintenance. Endureed’s Bali synthetic thatch perfectly [...]
There are several good reasons why most contractors choose synthetic thatch over natural thatch. First of all, Endureed's patented synthetic thatch roofing products are easy for any roofer to install. Even DIY enthusiasts have great success installing our products. General contractors find it much easier to find an available roofer [...]
Thatched roof barns and farm buildings have been a visually appealing part of what is now the United Kingdom for at least a millennium. Builders in bygone Britain, Ireland and Scotland used grasses that were readily available along the countryside. Eventually, this craft began to fall to the wayside though. [...]
Most contractors consider Endureed synthetic thatch the best synthetic thatch in the world. We're grateful when these compliments are left for us in reviews, of course. Why do contractors love our products so much? That's easy: Results from independent testing agencies consistently prove that our products are superior. Still, there are several factors that [...]
Endureed customers don't have to worry about thatch slippage. Just because our roofs look identical to natural thatched roofs doesn't mean they share the same problems. One of the major problems that can come up with a natural thatch roof is slippage. The thatch will actually slip out of place. [...]
Some people don't realize how important thatch compaction is when considering natural thatched roofs. Inexperienced thatchers sometimes don't compact thatch properly. Homeowners and business owners expect a nicely thatch roof, but due to the craftsmanship required for a good naturally thatched roof and the lack of available thatchers, some people [...]
One problem with naturally thatched roofs is a tendency for thatched valley sections to leak. Valley sections on thatched roof houses generally don't leak at first. Even when natural thatch isn't fitted correctly, these sections usually don't leak at first. After natural thatching is a few years old, the problems [...]
When you choose natural thatch for your roofing project, you might have to forgo the wood burner. This is unfortunate, because people who love the look of a thatched roof often also appreciate wood burners. Still, natural thatch installers generally recommend that their clients check with their insurance company before [...]
Endureed's synthetic thatch roofing material outperforms many other roofing systems when it comes to retaining its original color. Our synthetic thatch has been time-tested. The color will not fade, at least for decades to come. We put great effort into making the most authentic looking synthetic thatch. We realize that [...]
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