Remove shelter menuite

Shelter menuiserite is a type of roofing that was widely used in building construction in the past, mainly in Europe. Menuiserite is a brand name for sheets made from asbestos and cellulose fibers. Underlay panels consist of light grey, yellow or thin pink panels. The material feels soft. Menuiserite was often used on slate or tile roofs and was in use until the 1990s. This type of board is used as an additional layer under the roof covering, in most cases to create a waterproof barrier and as a base for the final roof covering.

Menuiserite slabs are produced in a wide range of sizes, usually in rectangular shapes and in standard sizes. The material is highly resistant to fire, moisture and vermin and has therefore served as a widely used building material for many years.

Unfortunately, some menuirite boards also contain asbestos as a reinforcing material. Asbestos is a material known for its dangerous properties and can cause serious health risks when inhaled.

If you have a building with shelter menuirite, it is important to know whether the material contains asbestos. In that case, it is essential to approach professional asbestos removal companies who can ensure safe and professional removal.

Removing shelter menuiserite is a process that requires careful planning and safety procedures because fibers and dust can be released from the material during the process. Therefore, the process must be carried out by professionals who are specially trained and comply with all necessary safety procedures to ensure that the work is carried out in a safe and effective manner.

If asbestos fibers are released during the removal of shelter menuisite, it can pose serious health risks. It is therefore important that the work is carried out by professionals who take all necessary safety measures and who protect the health of you, the other residents and the environment against the risks of asbestos fibers.