I'm sorry, but my and others experience has obviously not been yours. It
depends very much on the age, stresses of the sheeting and the weathering
though, and is not obvious unless you know what you are looking for. Brian

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On 26/12/2019 11:39, Michael Chare wrote:
If the roof is asbestos you do need to be very careful.
Utter ********.


Asbestos risk is totally overblown, and cement asbestos totally so.

The risk is asbestos fibres in the lungs. Over long periods of time. They
are bound well in cement board and you aren't using angle grinder.

If you aren't a smoker and you can cough the lungs will clear the ****
out.

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