Recent content by Waseem1

Hi guys I'm stumped never ran out of water before I have it on time periods but lately I keep running out every few hours and if anything we use less water. I can't seem to see any leaks, not sure what Is going on. Unless during the time periods it is not switching on. I have checked and the DHW...

That stuff looks good it's a very good price too. Have you found any reviews? I need to apply some when the weather is better. The smart seal didn't really last long and was expensive.

That is the before and after

I tried smartseal the colour was amazing but it faded within a few months. Im also looking for a good quality sealer for a reasonable price.

Woody or chappers any chance you can message me your contact number need some further advice please

Keep us posted I like the pitched roof that will look as though its an extension of the original roof

I understand what you guys are saying but the fact is I'm in this situation and need the best overall option removing the slate I'm not sure that's possible building control passed it but as you can see it's very low pitch. The first photo shows the roof without the Velux kerb those were added...

Woody definitely been very helpful...alot of negativity computer says no type

Well I was thinking the bitumen felt would self seal around nails. I mean will be two layers and also felting over the counter battens

Freddymercury do you think will leak what im planning to do

It was a cock up initially I didn't know anything about minimum pitch and builder never advised. This is one of the solutions I'm looking at a flat roof would look out of sorts in this area

On which layer would you place breathable membrane?

Thanks for your help. Yea the slate is just for aesthetics I'm thinking two layers of Icopal torch safe TA underlay. And then tecnatorch sbs layer. I've been told to felt over the vertical counter battens is this the way to go?

I've had an L shaped extension built around my house and the roof has a 9-10 degree pitch I've had leaks coming through and had the work done again both times OSB boarded counter battens and also double up on breathable membrane. with the slates having a bigger overlap. This was in December 2014...

Well done looks like a big build