Category: Ultratherm Xtreme Recover
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Cotton and Laby Buildings – VUW
The Cotton and Laby Buildings at 21 Kelburn Parade, Victoria University of Wellington, were re-roofed in 2020 using a RoofLogic membrane roof system. The existing aluminium roof, with a very low pitch (1° and 2° falls), experienced persistent weathertightness issues. The existing aluminium roofing was removed, and the original substrates were repurposed as the base…
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Quest Hotel – Lambton Quay
System Details UltraTherm Xtreme FiberTite Recover insulated roofing system over existing metal roofing substrate.
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Distribution Centre
Within two years of opening, this large Distribution Centre in Christchurch faced weathertightness issues, prompting the application of the RL Recover system. Covering 20,000m² of existing roofing, the system used FiberTite membrane for its exceptional durability. RL Engineers carefully designed the RL Ultratherm Xtreme Recover system to ensure structural stability, providing a comprehensive solution to…
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Onslow College
Over two years, Onslow College upgraded its roofing over numerous classroom blocks by installing the RL Ultratherm Xtreme Recover system. This system was chosen for its ability to reuse the existing roofing profile, reducing disruptions inside the classrooms, speeding up installation, and lowering costs. The original roof had a very low pitch, but the FiberTite…
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Long Bay College – Blocks A & C
Long Bay College, situated in Torbay on Auckland’s North Shore in New Zealand, is a secondary school with a decile 10 rating, catering to students in Years 9 through 13. As part of a remediation effort, RoofLogic Recover with FiberTite membrane was applied over the existing roofing iron. The installation process for the Recover with…
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Douglas Park School – Admin Block
Douglas Park School is a primary school in Masterton. The Admin Block had weathertightness issues and needed to be repaired. The re-roofing project featured RoofLogics’ Recover system with FiberTite membrane over two distinct roof types. On one type, Recover Ultratherm Xtreme was applied over the existing profiled metal roof, with Tapered PIR boards to re-pitch…
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Whitirea Library
The Whitirea Library’s existing roof, comprised of a torch-on membrane over plywood with minimal insulation, had reached the end of its functional lifespan. Aside from the deteriorating membrane, the library faced issues with leaking skylights and condensation drips. These challenges required a holistic solution that would not only address the existing problems but also future-proof…
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Weta Digital
Weta Digital chose RoofLogic for a Recover solution during the conversion of a warehouse into a high-tech creative workspace. A large central glazed atrium and mezzanine floor was added to the existing single level warehouse. Due to limited ceiling height, necessary thermal and acoustic enhancements were introduced above purlin height, not within the existing building.…
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Mt Kaukau
Atop Mt Kaukau, where it frequently faces relentless gales, this utility building proudly boasts a RoofLogic FiberTite membrane roof. This roof is a living testament to FiberTite’s resilience and durability in the toughest conditions.
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Museum of Transport and Technology
MOTAT (Museum of Transport and Technology) is New Zealand’s largest transport and technology museum and offers a fun and exciting learning experience for all ages. This project involved re-roofing a building at MOTAT and creating a warm roof in the process. The existing 2010 square meter metal roof had severe leaks. The process included securing…
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City Fitness
The warehouse building that accommodates City Fitness in Lower Hutt underwent a recovery process with the installation of an Ultratherm Xtreme FiberTite Recover roof. The City Fitness building in Lower Hutt, Wellington, originally had a DD400 metal roof profile. It was a common practice to install this profile at a roof pitch lower than the…
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Jessie Street
The existing metal roof on a commercial building at 12 Jessie Street had a very low pitch and persistent weathertightness issues. RoofLogic’s Ultratherm Xtreme (Recover) system was selected to extend the building’s lifespan. The system was installed over the existing metal roofing, covering not only the trough-section roof but also extending to the parapets and…
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Hutt Road
The RoofLogic Ultratherm Xtreme Recover system with Ultraflex PVC membrane breathes new life into aging roofs, extending their lifespan while significantly enhancing thermal performance. By effectively insulating office spaces, it creates a more energy-efficient and comfortable environment, reducing the risk of condensation. The upgrade at 20 Hutt Road not only meets modern sustainability standards but…
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Unitec 108
Unitec, a large tertiary education institution serving 12,000 students across two campuses, faced challenges with Building 108. Constructed in the 1970s, the building suffered from a leaky roof and numerous internal gutter issues. Utilising RoofLogics Ultratherm Xtreme Recover has fixed weathertightness issues and significantly extended the life of the building. RoofLogic’s Ultratherm Xtreme system was…
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Mayfair House
Mayfair House, is a 15-storey building constructed in 1986, spanning 12,332 square metres. The building has undergone a Base Build Upgrade, refurbishment and modernisation. This involved installing new lift shafts, partial re-cladding, roofing works, seismic works, new entry configurations and extensive consultant and fit out coordination. Mayfair House is leased to the New Zealand Government…
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Artificial Limb Service – Peke Waihanga
This critical healthcare facility faced persistent weathertightness issues with its low-pitch trough section metal roof and original membrane gutters. After years of ad-hoc repairs and ongoing leaks, the decision was made to install a fully engineered RoofLogic overlay system with a FiberTite membrane. RoofLogic designed and detailed the solution, providing all design calculations, a PS1…
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Northlands Countdown
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Waring Taylor Street
Located on Waring Taylor Street, 30 Waring Taylor Street is an iconic art deco building that has thoughtfully been redeveloped. Inside, the building is a flexible, fully serviced shared workspace designed for modern ways of working. Warren and Mahoney’s focus for the project was to retain and reuse existing building elements, while adding a narrative…
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Harvey Norman
Due to deterioration of the existing metal roof to the Harvey Norman retail complex in Taranaki the store was experiencing significant weathertightness issues. Located in a severe coastal environment the metal roofing had deteriorated and Harvey Norman were looking for a roofing solution that would provide a durable long term solution that was appropriate to…
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Wellington School of Architecture and Design
The Roof was repaired with RoofLogics’ Ultratherm Xtreme with FiberTite membrane
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Moorhouse Pak’N’Save
The original insulated panel roof of a large supermarket had multiple ongoing leaks that were impacting the store’s business and creating issues in respect to health and safety. The roof was constructed from metal sandwich panels consisting of two metal skins with a 90mm polystyrene core. The way in which the panels had been installed…
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Charles Fergusson
Precinct Properties undertook a significant redevelopment of the Bowen Campus which sits adjacent to Parliament Buildings and the Beehive in Central Wellington. As part of this challenging project the existing 13 level Charles Fergusson Tower was completely re-developed including seismic strengthening, new curtain wall façade and interior fit-out works. A RoofLogic Recover solution was proposed for…
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Weta Workshop – CamperDown Road
The re-roofing of the Weta Workshop facility came with a range of unique challenges. The existing long-run metal roof had been overlaid with a concrete screed and rubber membrane in 2005 to meet the building’s stringent acoustic requirements for sound-sensitive filming and editing. Two critical issues needed resolution: the existing membrane had begun to leak…
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Recover
A suite of re-roofing solutions that enable existing roof assemblies to be “refreshed.” Recover solutions are designed and engineered to provide long term durability and weathertightness and improved thermal and acoustic performance. By simplifying the re-roofing process with a fully warranted system solution, RL Recover has become our most popular system.
