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Roof Thatch
Melaleuca is the preferred material for roof thatch in Australia. Products imported from Asia, grown in a tropical climate, are not suitable for use in the harsh dry Australian climate. Melaleuca's high salinity and natural oil protects the roof from decay and rot, while at the same time repelling insects and spiders!
Roof Thatch by OzNative Roof Thatch by OzNative Melaleuca thatch is thicker, stronger and easier to use than imported products and can last 3 times longer than tropical materials without fading, shrinking or cracking! ...more information

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COVER: 1 Pack contains 16 bundles
Batten Spacing
450mm
600mm
600mm
900mm
900mm
Min Roof Pitch
26
30
30
33
33
Packs Per Metre
2
1.6
1.6
1
1
WP Sheet Required
No
No
Yes
No
Yes
Water Proof
High
Med
High
Low
High
Thatch Ceiling
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
No

Roof Thatch by OzNative
Balinese Roof ThatchPacific Roof ThatchAfrican Roof ThatchUK and European Roof Thatch
QUICKthatch bulk discount Choose the price per bundle here and nominate the number required at checkout
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Bali hut Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Bali hut Balinese Style Thatch Roofing
Traditional Balinese houses, temples, rice barns and other structures are built according to traditional Balinese rules, called Asta Kosala Kosali, written down in lontar palm books and interpreted by traditional architects called Undagi. Balinese
Balinese Thatch Roofing architects do not design buildings; they merely interpret the traditional rules. Balinese housing consists of a series of small constructions. They mostly consist of wooden pillars raised on a masonry base, which support a roof of radiating beam work, covered by thatch, tiles or bamboo. Roofs are crowned by a terracotta finial (ornament). QUICKthatch is available
in pre-made bundles, bonded and machine strapped to form uniform rolls designed to be quickly and easily fixed to standard roof battens. Barge and capping rolls are also available premade to lengths of 1.8m and 2.4m. QUICKthatch can be trimmed easily by handsaw or clippers for hip, ridges and eaves. View the finishing video for Balinese roofs...


Bali hut Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Bali hut Pacific Islander Style Thatch
Pacific Islander style huts generally consist of thatch roofs supported on free-standing posts, with a prominant ridge beam. The ridge beam is typically supported on poles,
Pacific thatch roofing rather than coupled rafters. The ridge-pole support is, in some ways, the sign of a Pacific building and it is given all sorts of importance. The floors are separate constructions and the walls are frequently suspended from the roof as screens. The thatch roof is generally thinner than the Engish or African styled thatch roofs due to the nature of the tropical materials such as palm leaves, but the principle to constructing one is the same.
Australian brushwood (Melaleuca Urinata) is the preferred solution for long lasting durable roof thatch able to withstand the extremities of the Australian climate, with a projected lifespan of over 20 years. Brushwood contains a high salt content that protects the product from decay, and at the same time, repells insects and spiders. View the video


Bali hut Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Bali hut African Style Thatch Roofing
African architecture uses a wide range of materials including the use of thatch, stick, wood, brush, mud, mudbrick, rammed earth, and stone. Prominant features of Central
African Thatch Roofing African style architectural include curved walls and thatch roofs most commonly in a cone shape, either straight on the ground, on poles or ontop of a mudbrick cylinder. Roof thatch is generally layered and trimmed in some ways replicating the pyramid designs of Northern Africa. A common theme in traditional African architecture is the use of fractal
scaling: small parts of the structure look similar to larger parts, such as a circular village made of circular houses. QUICKthatch, available through OzNative has been specifically designed to be installed by handymen, hobbiests and tradesmen easily and quickly without any prior roof thatching experience or knowledge. Only limited handtools are required. View the African style finishing video...


Bali hut Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Roof Thatch Traditional UK/European Thatch Roofing
In most of Europe and the UK, thatch remained the only roofing material available to the bulk of the population in the countryside, and in many towns and villages, until the late 1800s. The number of thatched properties actually increased in the UK during the
UK/Europen Thatch Roofing mid-1800s as agriculture expanded, but then declined again at the end of the 19th century because of agricultural recession and rural depopulation. Gradually, thatch became a mark of poverty and the number of thatched properties gradually declined, as did the number
of professional thatchers. Thatch has become much more popular in the UK over the past 30 years, and the rustic thatch roof is now a symbol of wealth rather than poverty.
QUICKthatch is available in bundles of 16 thatch rolls, suitable for roof pitchs of 20 degrees minimum and roof batten spacing of between 350mm and 400mm. The steeper the roof pitch and the closer the batten spacing, the better the waterproofing! QUICKthatch can be laid over existing roofs or on top of waterproof membranes. View the video...


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