Recent content by Mw Roofline

Try the shoe first pointing to the side. Check the tile overlap though. Try not to do option 2. Downpipes running down tiled roofs look shyte and also they blow off in a strong storm. Raising the lower gutter will help.

Water just drips off dry verge it just happens.

It doesn’t really matter between the two. Why not go for deepflow gutter? (Deep round).

I'm sure floplast do a 300mm plastic hopper but that was yonks ago

I’m not familiar with that system but give him a call and if he is a reputable roofer he will pop back out to sort it. Sometimes when fitting gutters it’s easy to snag a rubber and we don’t realise till it rains.

It’s only bowing because there aren’t enough screws in the j trim. It will all sit tight to the woodwork with plenty of screws.

Take the wooden fascia off and install new 16mm fascia directly to the roof joists.

I would have done away with the pipe and had the gutter flow towards the house main roof. It’s only a short run. It would have dissipated on its way down before reaching the lower gutter and there would’ve been no splashing.

The end caps don’t stop the panels from slipping. The snap down top portion of the glazing bar does this. The end cap is simply decorative and hides all the joins.

They do the same thing. But if hollow is being used as a soffit replacemeant it can bounce a bit when cleaning it.

Was there a national gutter bracket shortage the week it was fitted?

that white downpipe is gonna shoot the water straight out that shoe faster than an eithiopian running after a cheese rolling down a hill

Shyte from the roof is making it's way down the render. The dry verge caps seem to be at their most extended towards the top. I'd like to see a pic of the roof when the dry verge butts up to the tile!

The undercloak should be longer and mortared to the end of the tile with the guttering extended.

I think he's probably done it by now but i do like it when you draw stuff