The paper uses waste from the production of synthetic rubbers, industry, various clays for effective ways to solve the socio-economic and environmental problems of preserving natural resources and preventing environmental pollution. The construction materials industry faces the most important task-the search for non-deficit raw materials that allow partially or completely eliminate expensive conditioned polymers, rubbers and obtain cheaper mastic roofing materials while maintaining their high physical, mechanical and operational properties. Thermomechanical curves of composite materials based on synthetic rubbers with additives were studied. It is shown that the softening of samples of roofing materials No. 325 and No. 326 begins at , 20 % deformation is achieved, respectively, at – (No. 325) and + (No. 326), a sharp increase in deformation is observed, respectively, with a loss of strength: 40 % (No. 325) and 20 % (No. 326). Based on these materials, reinforced mastic roofs have been developed, which have low values of crack resistance. The coefficient of water resistance depends on the base, i.e. the reinforcing materials.
Composite Materials from Natural Resources: Recent Trends and Future Potentials