5' x 30' Firestone Rubbergard 60-Mil EPDM Roofing Rubber

Have had a Slide-in Camper, that was given as a gift in 2008, but it had a small section of the metal roof cut out, from what looks as if a kitchen fire once occurred. From that the roof would leak rain water into the interior on stormy days. It was easy to manage with buckets and rubbermaid tote bins, until one snow storm,leaked onto 2 cellphones, making them useless.After that did some search work online, found out in the south east states, they use more rubber sealers and materials on roofs with RV’s and Campers and new constructions. In New Mexico however there was no rubber material product immediately available locally & it had to be ordered on AMAZON.COM. The Firestone Roof rubber has worked for 2 winters now and summer rain storms , it has reduced the interior leak, to where it doesn’t get to leak into the inside.

Good quality, thick and appears durable, very flexible easy to work with

This sheet is thick and well made. I’m using it to cover the roof of my wood shed. My daughter helped me spread it. It’s big and once I cut it and go onto the second row, I know no rain will get in. I recommend it 100%.

Product as expected. Excellent customer service! I had an issue with the original order. I contacted the seller and they sent a new piece very quickly!

The product image shows the sheet coming on a nice, neat cardboard tube. My sheet came folded over many times with no tube. It was rather difficult to open up and appropriately cut to size. Be careful when receiving the delivery too. This particular sheet weighed nearly 70 pounds. The image made me beleive it would've been delivered in one long box instead of one shorter, wider box. On a more positive note, this sheet has what feels to be a non-stick chalk-like film on it which allowed me to maneuver the sheet into the correct position on top of my patio cover without sticking where I then used a staple gun to tack everything into place along with some oak slats on the edges to prevent high winds from lifting it up and off. Be sure to use at least 9/16" staples to anchor it down. My primary uses for this were to provide some shade for my dogs in the summer and a dry place for them to do their dog business in the winter and fall when it might rain. If I ever need more, I would love for it to be delivered rolled up on a tube for easier installation!

I used the Firestone RUbberGard sheet for a flat roof repair project. The thickness and strength of the material is great. I had some rubber sheeting left, so I used it to replace a wheel well shield in my truck. So far no leaks or tears in either project. A bit pricey, but a very durable and hight quality product. It's been approximately 7 or 9 months since I installed the RubberGard.and everything is holding together. Recommend

Exactly what you need for a small trailer roof or shed. Very satisfied.

Used this on top of a small shed. I am pleased with the thickness and size.