Water Reed Roof

Us 3 50 3 60 piece.

Water reed roof.

Used for roof thatching. Water reed is transported usually by container or by lorry and trailer into the uk. Water reed is dry no leafage. Water reed is mainly used in thatching roof and it is very popular in thatching line.

We process various quality sweet water reed for many countries customer. It is grown in marshland and is significantly longer than straw at approximately 5 6 feet. On old buildings up to four feet of thatch can accumulate. Water reed water reed more commonly known as norfolk reed is a much coarser and more durable material.

An average roof can use around 1 500 to 2 000 bundles of water reed. When a thatch roof is in need of repair a new layer is often placed over the old. The brief of our product as following. We have enough technical workers to manufacture.

A roof thatched with water reed a more durable and water resistant material than straw can last 35 40 years in ireland with very little maintenance. Dry and no leafage. The second element of its latin name australis gives some idea of this plant s range. Used for roof thatching.

The reeds grow in both fresh and salt water. Used in turn by native north americans and japanese farmers. Dry and no leafage. Any specific model of products.

Water reed is a truly global thatching material. We have enough technical workers to manufacture. Water reed thatch roof find complete details about water reed thatch roof water reed reed thatch water reed roof from roof tiles supplier or manufacturer shanghai sheng qian industry co ltd. Our high quality water reeds mainly to be used in traditional thatching roof in europe.

A container can hold up to 2 000 bundles and a lorry and drag up to 3 500. Since the bulk of the vegetation stays dry and is densely packed trapping air thatching also functions as insulation. Size can do as. Water reed is mainly used in thatching roof and it is very popular in thatching line.

Thatching is the craft of building a roof with dry vegetation such as straw water reed sedge cladium mariscus rushes heather or palm branches layering the vegetation so as to shed water away from the inner roof.