News and insights from the BFRA

BFRA to host its first industry networking event in London

BFRA to host its first industry networking event in London

The Bitumen Flat Roofing Association (BFRA) is bringing the sector together for its first industry networking event, taking place in London on Wednesday 21 October 2026.
The free event will provide an opportunity for BFRA members, non-members and guests to meet, network and find out more about the association and its plans for the future.

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BFRA is a CCPI supporter

BFRA becomes CCPI supporter

We’re pleased to announce we have become a supporter of the Code for Construction Product Information (CCPI), reinforcing our commitment to raising standards across the roofing and wider construction industry.

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Bitumen Flat Roofing Association Team

Save the date – BFRA networking event

We’re excited to be planning our first BFRA networking event for BFRA members and non-members!

More details, including the venue, agenda and how to book your place, will be announced soon.

For now, save the date Wednesday 21 October 2026 in London.

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BFRA members Garland UK

BFRA gathers momentum

Reinforced bitumen membranes (RBM) remain the dominant waterproofing system in the UK, accounting for more than 50 per cent of the market by installed area. Within a sector valued at approximately £670 million annually, bitumen continues to play a vital role across both new build and refurbishment projects.

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BFRA members IKO

BFRA wider membership officially opens

The Bitumen Flat Roofing Association (BFRA) has opened membership for 2026–2027, inviting organisations from across the reinforced bitumen membrane (RBM) sector to get involved and help shape the future of flat roofing.

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Bitumen Flat Roofing Association Team

BFRA: one year on

When the Bitumen Flat Roofing Association (BFRA) launched in early 2025, it was in response to a clear and longstanding gap in the industry. Despite the dominance of bitumen, which represents approximately 50 per cent of the UK flat roofing market, there was no single dedicated body championing reinforced bitumen membranes (RBM).

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