Bali & African Thatch Roofing
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Bali Thatch Roofing Lengths - $16.95 each
African Thatch Roofing Tiles - $28.50 each
Island Thatch’s easy to use Bali thatch roofing materials are the perfect solution for creating your own unique, resort-style retreat at home.
Our Bali thatch roofing has also been used in multiple commercial projects around Australia and overseas, including New Zealand, and PNG.
In addition to transforming an outdoor space, our Bali thatch roofing is:
- 99 - 100 % waterproof depending on thatch type.
- Naturally insulated offering maximum UV protection
- Up to ten degrees cooler than a metal roof in summer – a real bonus in the Australian heat.
- Free of condensation – making it an ideal application for alfresco areas, spas, outdoor wet rooms, and more.
- Durable – offering a long lifespan.
Thatch Roofing to suit your style and needs!
Bali Thatch Roofing
Bali Thatch, also called Alang Alang Thatching Grass, is grown on the Islands of Bali and Lombok. Our A Grade, Natural String thatching comes in 2.5 m Lengths. The thatching grass is woven around a bamboo batten, meaning it can easily be stapled or nailed onto existing or customised structures.
Bali Thatching has the following qualities:
- 100 % waterproof with correct spacing and installation
- Natural insulation offering maximum UV protection
- Up to 10 degrees cooler than a metal roof in summer
- No condensation – making it an ideal application for alfresco areas, and spas
- Long lifespan and durability
Available:
2.5 m x 950 mm Bali Thatch Lengths, Bali Hip Bundles, Terracotta Crowns, and Terracotta Capping.
Natural Thatch – Good to Know:
Recommended minimum roof pitch 30 degrees. Recommended Rafter Spacing 500–600 mm.
African Thatch Roofing
Cape Reed, indigenous to South Africa, is a renewable resource where harvesting promotes growth. This African Cape Reed is manufactured into 800 mm x 450 mm flexible tiles which can be clipped, stapled, or nailed onto existing structures for quick, no-fuss installation.
Ideal for all shapes, our African Thatch roofing can add an exotic ambience to any backyard.
African Thatching has the following qualities:
- 99.5 % waterproof
- Wind-resistant
- Natural insulation offering maximum UV protection
- Up to 10 degrees cooler than a metal roof in summer
- No condensation – making it an ideal application for alfresco areas, and spas
- Long lifespan and durability
Available:
800 mm x 450 mm African Thatch Tiles, Corner Thatch Tiles, and Top Cones.
Natural Thatch – Good to Know:
Recommended minimum roof pitch 30 degrees. Recommended Rafter Spacing 500–650 mm.
Bali Thatch Roofing
Bali Thatching has the following qualities:
- 100 % waterproof with correct spacing and installation
- Natural insulation offering maximum UV protection
- Up to 10 degrees cooler than a metal roof in summer
- No condensation – making it an ideal application for alfresco areas, and spas
- Long lifespan and durability
Available:
2.5 m x 950 mm Bali Thatch Lengths, Bali Hip Bundles, Terracotta Crowns, and Terracotta Capping.Natural Thatch – Good to Know:
Recommended minimum roof pitch 30 degrees. Recommended Rafter Spacing 500–650 mm.African Thatch Roofing
Cape Reed, indigenous to South Africa, is a renewable resource where harvesting promotes growth. This African Cape Reed is manufactured into 800 mm x 450 mm flexible tiles which can be clipped, stapled, or nailed onto existing structures for quick, no-fuss installation.
Ideal for all shapes, our African Thatch roofing can add an exotic ambience to any backyard.
African Thatching has the following qualities:
- 99.5 % waterproof, and wind-resistant
- Natural insulation offering maximum UV protection
- Up to 10 degrees cooler than a metal roof in summer
- No condensation – making it an ideal application for alfresco areas, and spas
- Long lifespan and durability
Available:
800 mm x 450 mm African Thatch Tiles, Corner Thatch Tiles, and Top Cones.
Natural Thatch – Good to Know:
Recommended minimum roof pitch 30 degrees. Recommended Rafter Spacing 500–650 mm.
Applications for Bali & African Thatch Roofing
- Bali Huts
- Awnings
- Gazebos
- Gatehouses
- Outdoor Rooms
- Shop Fittings
- Saunas
- Meditation Space
- Spas
- Shade Structures
- Outdoor bathrooms
Frequently Asked Questions
When people first look at options for their backyard escape, they often ask the questions; how much does a Bali hut cost? and, how much is Bali thatching? The answers vary depending on the size of the hut, the quality and the materials used. At Island Thatch, we provide high quality Bali huts and Bali thatching across all of our products, with Bali Thatch Roofing 2500 mm Lengths prices just $16.95 each. You can view our whole range of thatching and decorative pisces, and the corresponding prices by downloading our thatching product brochure.
How long your Bali thatch lasts depends on the type of thatching and quality of the thatching. At Island Thatch, our Bali Thatching and African Thatching have a long lifespan and durability. They are 99-100% waterproof, and typically last up to 15 years depending on the spacing of your thatching, and roof pitch, under normal conditions.
We also have synthetic thatch roofing, which looks natural, and is highly durable, maintenance free, and does not mould, rot or shed. Our synthetic thatch roofing also has a 15 year to 20 year manufacturer’s warranty (depending on which you pick! ).
Rethatching your Bali Hut requires replacing the thatching on the hut. The total cost depends on the size of the hut and any labour work, but we can provide you with a quote for your specific project. Our Bali thatch roofing lengths cost just $16.95 each and offer excellent value. Download our thatching brochure to see our full range of options.
Bali Thatch is made of Alang Alang Thatching Grass, which is grown on the islands of Lombok and Bali. The thatching grass is woven around a bamboo batten and can be stapled onto your structures.
We can’t speak to all Bali huts… but at Island Thatch, our Bali huts are 99 – 100 % waterproof, depending on thatch type. Our Bali thatching has been used in many big commercial projects, and residential projects, right across Australia and New Zealand.
