Read the latest magazine Industry News Roof Slate SSQ Riverstone Ridges to Change the Face of British Roofs 18 January 2023 THE LATEST innovation from SSQ is set to change the face of natural roofs across Britain and beyond. For decades, the only ridges available for slate roofs clashed with the material’s natural aesthetics. This was because it wasn’t yet possible to make ridges out of natural slate, and so installers were forced to use differently coloured man-made materials instead. But now, SSQ has released the Riverstone Slate Ridge system. Riverstone Ridges Managing Director Ahmed El-Helw said, “We’re extremely proud of this ground-breaking new system. “We’ve used real Riverstone phyllite slates and chemically bonded them to a GRP waterproof layer to deliver authentic aesthetics and outstanding performance. “They’re also extremely easy to fit. Supplied pre-drilled and with two stainless steel retaining screws, the ridges are permanently secured in place with the invisible RidgeFix method. “They can be quickly cut and drilled on site, and come with ridge tiles, block ends, hip ends and ridge caps.” The ridges were developed and produced for SSQ UK by roofing innovation company Mayan Roofing Systems, known for its extensive experience in developing ground-breaking new products. Ahmed continues, “We’re delighted to have collaborated with Mayan Roofing Systems on this product, and are hugely grateful for their skill and expertise.” Learn more about the range of natural slate and phyllite products SSQ can provide – and its track record of providing roofs for heritage buildings around the country – here. >> Read more about SSQ in the news Previous article Hilti US Director Moves to GB to Lead on EuropeNext article First Building Safety Conference Set for March 2023 Share article You may also like View all News Health & Safety +2 6 August 2026 Most Dangerous Day of the Year for Outdoor Workers Revealed Industry News +1 6 August 2026 Small Builders to Get 3.2% Pay Rise Industry News +1 6 August 2026 Construction Output Downturn Eases in July Industry News +2 6 August 2026 How Roofing Can Help Solve the Skills Crisis Through Prison Training Schemes Sign Up to Roofing Today Stay up to date with all of the latest news from Roofing Today by signing up to our weekly Bulletins… Sign Up Today Get in Touch Check out the latest issue 125 July-August 2026 View Now Past Issues Get in Touch