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tiling roof - interlocking concrete tiles
I'm now ready to tile my roof. Interlocking concrete tiles on
monopitch roof with mono ridge. Now it seems pretty simple really, but I have a couple of questions. 1. The tiles I am using must be fitted at a fixed gauge (low pitch forticrete centurion). So I'll probably end up with a part tile at the top. Should I just cut the top off the tile and drill a new nail hole a nail this to an elevated batten ? Most of this may end up being covered by the mono ridge tile anyway. 2. Is it usual to fit a whole row of tiles at a time and walk over them to fit the rest ? I'd say its better to diagonally fit them (across and up) and then only have to walk over a few tiles to get down ! Cheers, Simon. |
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