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Temporary Keder Roofing is a high-performance weather protection system designed to integrate seamlessly with scaffold roofing structures. Built from durable, industrial-grade vinyl and featuring keder edges for a secure track fit, it creates a sealed, tensioned canopy that shields your site from rain, wind, and sun.
If you’re managing critical timelines, exposed upper levels, or sensitive internal works, temporary keder roofing gives you the cover you need to keep going—safely, efficiently, and without compromise.
Key Benefits:
- Fits scaffold roof systems using keder tracks for a tight, secure seal
- Protects worksites from weather delays, water damage, and site shutdowns
- Fast to install, with consistent tension and minimal maintenance
- Keeps trades productive and protects materials during unpredictable conditions
- Designed for temporary use—ideal for staged builds, remediation works, and weather-critical phases
Built for:
- Multi-storey construction
- External refurbishments or roof replacements
- Internal fit-outs in weather-exposed zones
- Any project where time lost to rain is time (and money) you don’t get back
KEEP THE WORK GOING.
DON'T LET THE WEATHER WIN.
What is temporary keder roofing?
Temporary keder roofing is a weather-resistant, ripstop vinyl roofing system designed to be installed on scaffold structures. It uses keder edges that slide into tracking systems, creating a secure and tensioned cover to protect worksites from rain, wind, sun, and light hail.
Where is temporary keder roofing used?
It’s commonly used on construction projects where weather protection is critical — including multi-storey builds, roof replacements, refurbishments, and internal fit-outs. It’s ideal for protecting timelines, materials, and trades from costly delays.
Is it waterproof?
Yes. Temporary keder roofing is made from industrial-grade vinyl and is engineered to form a tight, weatherproof seal when installed correctly. It protects worksites from rain, leaks, and weather exposure.
How is it installed?
The keder edge slides into a scaffold-mounted track system, creating a smooth, tensioned canopy. The system is designed for quick installation and minimal maintenance once in place.
Can it handle strong wind?
Yes. When installed correctly as part of a scaffold roof structure, keder roofing provides excellent wind resistance compared to loose tarps or temporary covers. Always follow engineering guidelines and local wind ratings for your region.
Is it reusable?
While the material is tough and long-lasting, temporary keder roofing is designed for single-site deployment. Its strength lies in durability during use—not frequent removal or transfer between jobs.
Can it be custom-sized?
Yes. Panels can be cut and supplied to suit your scaffold system’s dimensions and project needs. Contact us to arrange the right sizing for your project.
How does it compare to traditional tarp covers?
Temporary keder roofing offers superior protection, a tighter seal, longer lifespan, and more professional presentation. Unlike tarps, it won’t flap in the wind or leak at joins.
Does it meet Australian safety and compliance standards?
Yes. All components used in temporary keder roofing systems are engineered to meet scaffold safety standards when installed by qualified professionals.
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