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When it comes to engineered thatch maintenance, Endureed is proud to manufacture thatch that offers low-maintenance convenience, making it an ideal choice for resorts, hotels, and homes. However, even the best products can benefit from a little extra care, especially in regions where moisture lingers and sunlight is scarce, or where storm debris may accumulate. In these conditions, giving your engineered thatch some attention can extend its already impressive lifespan.
Resorts are in constant pursuit of a distinctive atmosphere that combines luxury with the natural beauty of their surroundings. While traditional roofing materials such as asphalt shingles, wood, and metal have long been the standard, they often fall short in delivering the unique, immersive experience that guests seek.
At Endureed, we specialize in a revolutionary product, the VIVA engineered palm thatch, designed to offer both superior performance and unparalleled beauty. Designed and made in the United States, our products are engineered from a proprietary blend of high-density polyethylene (HDPE) and mimic the timeless charm of natural thatch used throughout human history. Not only does it offer an environmentally friendly and durable solution, but it also stands out as a unique and modern choice in residential roofing. In this blog, we’ll explore the six best types of roofing materials, with a special focus on why our engineered thatch product is the superior option.
Aging thatched roofs have become a common issue in today’s scope. It’s no secret that natural thatch roofing has been used throughout human history. The materials are easy to gather, and they’re effective at keeping buildings warm against the elements, which has served homes well for thousands of years.
Many individuals are unaware of the extensive history of thatch roofing which directly relates to it being one of the most important roofing materials of the future – therefore, in order to fully unpack the benefits and future outlook of engineered thatch roofing for buildings around the world, this article will break down the past, present, and soon-approaching future of thatch. From the experts at Endureed, here’s all you need to know about one of the most time-tested types of roofing in the world.
The roof is one of the main areas through which fire can rapidly spread, posing structural risks to nearby buildings and health risks for patrons within. Fortunately, having a roof that is more resistant to fire can significantly reduce the impact and potential dangers of a fire in the unfortunate event that one breaks out. Premium Engineered Thatch is the perfect choice for resorts and commercial buildings looking for the best possible protection with gorgeous aesthetic quality – let’s dive into all the details you should know about fire-resistant roofing.
Similar to how we compared engineered thatch roofing and tile, this blog will explore nuanced differences between engineered thatch and asphalt shingles, presented as a balanced overview with a discussion of each use case. We understand the complexity of developing architectural plans, but with some clarity around roofing materials, we hope you’ll be able to make a decision that is informed and satisfying to your particular situation.
This article describes the installation process, including all the materials and tools you’ll need and what to expect with your VIVA engineered thatch system. The guide will be based on an open wood structure as a roofing frame, representing the most common situations for installing engineered thatch. Fortunately, it’s not just all work with no play. We trust that after knowing more about how engineered thatch is installed, you can sooner have the peace and comfort you’re investing in.
