DDS II
As the name suggests, the father of this Czech patent is Mr. Josef Drdlík from the Hlinsko region in the Czech Republic, who used his previous knowledge of the production and laying of classic wooden shingles for the development and construction of plastic shingles. In cooperation with REGRA PLAST spol. s ro then created a credible replica, along with accessories for the gutter, corner and ridge of the roof.
The EUREKO - DDS product is a faithful copy of a classic chipped wood shingles. It has been specially developed as a roofing and cladding with versatile use. Therefore, it is suitable not only for covering the roofs of family houses, cottages, cottages, but also for tiling the walls of these buildings during their additional insulation, covering and tiling various garden accessories, parasols, making plinth tiles during additional insulation of buildings, etc.
Thanks to the DDU and DDN accessories, the most diverse shapes can be covered and tiled.
The advantage of plastic shingles is especially its long service life without the need for maintenance, weight, non-absorbency and impermeability. Resistant to sun, rain, frost, sudden temperature changes, mosses, lichens and alkaline substances.
Basic template DDS II
- Dimensions: 51 x 12 cm
- Thickness: 18 mm
- Consumption: 20 pcs/m2
- Weight: 8 kg/m2
- Minimum slope: 25°
Ridge DDH II
- Length: 12 cm
- Thickness: 18 mm
- Consumption: approx. 8.4 pcs/bm
Grooves DDU II
- Length: 66.6 cm
- Thickness: 18 mm
- Consumption: approx. 30 pcs/bm
Corner DDN II
- Length: 66.6 cm
- Thickness: 18 mm
- Consumption: approx. 30 pcs/bm
Návrhář střech - Roof desiner - vizualization of your roofDo you want to see how your house, garage, cottage or pergola would look with one of the EUREKO roof coverings? Thanks to Roof Designer, you can try it out! The offer (plastic coverings) includes all our coverings – DDS II, CPS, MODERNA and GREEN. All you have to do is simply take a picture of your roof and then just choose the right covering. You can try the visualization for free!
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