Synthetic Thatch Roof

Suncoast tiki huts offers the most brands and styles of artificial synthetic thatches available today for your open frame tiki hut existing tiki hut or tiki umbrella.

Synthetic thatch roof.

Synthetic thatch roof products are also referred to as artificial thatch as well as faux thatch. Synthetic thatch is the perfect alternative for projects climates or circumstances where natural thatch is less practical. Is the most believable architectural thatch roof veneer in the world with a flexible binder that allows it to be installed effortlessly. About our synthetic thatch at tiki shack importer.

Use a permanent marker to note the exact area where you want to install. If you need to cut your panels into smaller sizes use a hand. Making artificial thatches a popular alternative to have an exotic look to your property without the maintenance of natural thatches. Make any additional cuts and prepare your tools.

At tiki shack importer we offer artificial palm. Synthetic thatch roof materials. Measure and mark your panel locations. Artificial palm thatch artificial reed thatch with class a fire retardant synthetic artificial thatch is a fantastic roofing alternative.

It takes just a few steps to install our synthetic thatch roofing panels. Yijiuerba artifical plastic thatch roof grass decor straw synthetic thatch simulation thatched pavilion cabin straw pe plastic artificial straw shed false straw for roof decoration straw color 29 00 29. Val authored the installation and inspection guideline book that all thatch roofing companies must follow to be certified as a thatch roofer. All of our synthetic thatch roofing products are designed to simulate natural thatch yet will resist humidity and decay.

All natural thatch styles are responsibly harvested and in areas where harvesting promotes healthy growth. Synthetic thatch roof materials have come a long way in replicating the look of natural thatches over the past 10 years. Our synthetic options are non toxic uv stable 100 recyclable hold up in the harshest weather conditions meet strict fire retardancy requirements and are so realistic they are indistinguishable from the real thing.