Case study
Metal & Flat Roof Waterproofing in Jumeirah
Follow the waterproofing work on a Jumeirah villa, from the corrugated metal roof to the narrow flat roof around a service unit.
Villa roofs
Project overview
This Jumeirah villa had two very different roofs to protect. On the corrugated metal roof, the crew worked across the long ribs in the open. On the flat roof, the work ran through a narrow passage between walls and around a masked service unit. The photographs follow both surfaces from preparation through application.
- Preparation and coating across the ribs of the metal roof.
- Spray application around the masked service unit on the flat roof.
- Views of both surfaces after coating, including the flat roof’s wall junctions.
- Location
- Jumeirah
- Surface
- Corrugated metal and flat deck
- Stage shown
- Before, during and after coating
Work in detail
Two roof surfaces
The Jumeirah villa had a broad corrugated metal roof and a separate flat roof area between tall walls. The metal roof presented long ribs and open working space. On the flat roof, the equipment and narrow approach limited access.
Work on the metal roof
Photos show the crew preparing the ribbed surface and working across it in sections. A wide view after application shows the white coating following the profile of the metal sheets.
Around the roof unit
A separate sequence follows the flat roof from its exposed surface through spray application around a masked service unit. The same narrow run is visible after coating, including the junction between the floor and side walls.
Two surfaces, two sets of details
The metal roof’s ribs and sheet junctions define where the coating has to follow changes in profile. The flat roof has a different constraint. The service unit and surrounding walls leave less room to approach edges and corners. The two sequences show why each roof area is assessed on its own geometry.
Project photos
