Pull the roll, press down the field, work the abutments, finish the corners – four tools for the complete bitumen membrane.

On the flat roof it comes down to four moves: unroll the membrane under control, press it down over a wide area, work the abutment firmly, place it precisely in the corner. This set covers all four – and you work standing up throughout, at a safe distance from the torch.

What's in the set

Bitumen Roll Puller – unroll and press down the membrane

The long handle guides the roll with a clear view of the weld seam. You pull the membrane backwards instead of pushing it: no boot prints in the hot bitumen, and a safe distance from the torch. The roll's own weight presses the membrane down evenly.

Flat roof trowel, large, 105 cm – field and overlap

You torch-weld standing up: safe distance from the flame, no awkward bending. The 10.5 cm blade presses down the overlap in a single pass and produces an even weld seam.

Flat roof trowel, small, 33 cm – press abutments tight

The trowel for force on a small area. At upstands, wall abutments and roof penetrations you press the overlapping layers firmly together until the detail sits tight.

Detail trowel, 34.5 cm – corners, edges, lifting the membrane

The tapered, slightly raised tip lifts the bitumen membrane, positions it and works it into internal and external corners. Solid stainless steel: stays rigid in the heat and doesn't bend like a conventional cat's tongue trowel. The smaller contact face picks up less bitumen residue.

What you need the set for

• Laying membranes across the field without stepping into the membrane
• Overlap seams across the field
• Upstands and parapet abutments
• Wall abutments, around internal and external corners
• Roof penetrations, pipe and vent penetrations
• Reworking spots the large trowel can't reach

From the job site

All four tools originated on Spenglerei Haidl's own job sites. Developed by roofers, for roofers.

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