The underfelt on our one storey extension roof has rotted away along the
bottom edge so I've got some felt support trays from Screwfix
(https://www.screwfix.com/prods/36622...port-Tray-1-5M)

Before I get started, anyone got any tips on what or what not to do to
make the job easier?

TIA

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The underfelt on our one storey extension roof has rotted away along the
bottom edge so I've got some felt support trays from Screwfix
(https://www.screwfix.com/prods/36622...port-Tray-1-5M)

Before I get started, anyone got any tips on what or what not to do to
make the job easier?

TIA

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What type of roof tile is on the roof ?. As, OFEP, over fascia eave
protection is designed for interlocking tiles on timber fascia. If you use
it on rosemary type tiles you will either have to take off the bottom two
lath or cut the OFEP down.

Take of the bottom row of tiles but leave the first and last tiles in place.
Cut of the rotten felt, usually about 6" or 150mm up, slip the top edge of
the OFEP under the felt and nail through the felt and the OFEP into the
rafter, with 1" or 25 mm large head felt studs, leaving the end clear for
side overlap. At the start and ends just slide the OFEP under. Don't be
tempted to nail in to the facia as this defeats the object. replace the
tiles.

On 17/02/2008 20:00 keith_765 wrote:

What type of roof tile is on the roof ?. As, OFEP, over fascia eave
protection is designed for interlocking tiles on timber fascia.

Marley concrete, so they would seem to fit your criteria for OFEP.

Take of the bottom row of tiles but leave the first and last tiles in place.

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Thanks for that, appreciated.

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