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1. The gauge on the rhs could be wrong so it may not have been possible to match in. 2. It doesn't. 3. A bonding gutter with an upstand is for a slate to tile join. Not a slate to slate. 4. More likely a grp joining strip -...

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The angle at the bottom of the roof can change as stated previously, commonly known as a bellcast in my area as stated previously also. If the change is significant then the bonding gutter wont be able to go directly into the gutter. We tend to call soakers, soakers funnily enough but they only...

Bellcast - change in angle at the eaves. Gets called a saddle in my area If possible yes, but a bellcast would change that.

Not debating the quality of the job but if there is a bellcast at the bottom the bonding gutter won't sit properly. We usually fit a lead saddle. Doubt they have.

Could buy a skyscraper set if you really wanted to do it without paying someone.

Their website claims the max UV exposure in a central European climate is 3 months. https://mdmsa.com/gb/45-kat-p1966 I would insist on them replacing it.

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As long as the headlap is done correctly you will be fine. It just looks much better when half-bonded.

Nope, always stick to the minimum pitch unless specified by an architect. Which is how I know of that felt.

https://klober.co.uk/product/pitched-roofing/membranes/permo-extreme Put this over the counters and then batten it.

Roof ladder....

I can guarantee that isn't done right if it was only 400.....

How did you come up with plastic/grp from standing seam?

For cover flashings 100mm is the standard.

It may be an L shape but it all depends on where it was nailed. My bet is somewhere that would cause a leak. Anybody that was even remotely clued up would have made that cut bigger in the first place.

Small cut left hand side will be the issue more than likely, it will be nailed into the lead. You also have a cracked slate 3 away on the right side. (https://gyazo.com/4d87a40ec1016b78aff6fa32e1a3c5af)

It looks like they are half-bonded above the dormer.

Easy Trim is god awful, while it has the extra clips it isn't anywhere near as sturdy as Marley, Redland or Klober.

That's a Ludlow Major, https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/marley-solofix-for-modern-ludlow-major-and-plus-pack-of-100.html It's a pack of 100 but it's only a tenner so not terrible price-wise