Recent content by lfnfan

Hi ree Post #5 has a zoomed out picture with the parapet over on the right-hand side.

I bet your origami is not too shabby either!

That's brilliant!

That's brilliant!

Yes, but I was planning a similar approach - scrape out a bit of the chasing and put in a piece of lead, pressed down to shape, and re-seal the chasing. But will be trickier as it's going round the edge of the wall to some extent. Any advice on this area also much appreciated!

Roger that. Makes sense. I'm probably going to use Code 3 - bit cheaper than the Code 4. Shame I'm only going to use a small part of the roll.

thanks catlad - sounds like a good alternative option. Definitely cheaper than buying some lead - that stuff is not cheap!

Lovely. Sounds like a plan! Glad to say no signs of leaks below, and hopefully the new inserts will keep it that way :)

Sure - here's a wider pic, with the splits and the sealing crack circled. The flashing's a pretty long piece so removing it could turn into a pretty big job for me. Thanks in advance!

OK, interesting. Thank you. So I should get myself some lead flashing and make a little groove with an angle grinder a bit above the existing split, or maybe just try and squeeze the new flashing in to the existing groove. What should I secure the new flashing with? Something like this...

Brilliant - thanks very much!

Hi Poking around on my flat roof and I see a couple of splits in the lead flashing that joins our flat roof to our neighbour's wall. Would be grateful for a recommendation of what product to patch this crack over with. I'm thinking some sort of sealant product but not sure. I've attached a...

Hi A 20cm x 10cm patch of plaster soffit has come away from the wooden lath in my roof. I'd like to patch it up and would be grateful for recommendations of a quality product to use and ideally fairly idiot-proof. I've attached a picture of what I'm dealing with in case helpful. Probably...

Ok, nice one!

That's great - thanks Wayners. Damp wash over with just sponge and water? Cheers