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Repairing Flat Roof
Hi I recently removed a soil pipe that went down the back of the house and
through the extension (don't ask it was already there). It's left me with a gaping hole in the flat roof of the extension. I patched it up with some roofing felt and a bitchumin based mastic. Is there an easy way to do a "proper" repair without getting the whole lot re-roofed? Cheers J |
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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 13:32:41 +0100, "John" wrote:
Hi I recently removed a soil pipe that went down the back of the house and through the extension (don't ask it was already there). It's left me with a gaping hole in the flat roof of the extension. I patched it up with some roofing felt and a bitchumin based mastic. Is there an easy way to do a "proper" repair without getting the whole lot re-roofed? Cheers J It depends what is arround the hole, assuming the hole is filled, what about tourch on felt. You heat a tar backing layer, and melt/bond it down. Rick |
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