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http://youtu.be/-zQ1wa-I4iQ watch it all the way through

if you are confident enough to try those options, then buy the poly and fit it yourself. You can get 25mm poly <£40 sq m, cut to size supply only and swap it yourself

check the tiles overhang the gutters enough so that water doesnt back over, also it may be worth fitting eaves trays just to direct water right into the gutters.

Use caulk instead of silicone maybe

my finger and some spit has always worked for me :P

it helps massively using a nozzle cut at the right size for the job and at the right angle, if you put the right amount on continuous without blobs or gaps then its a lot easier to tool up. a cr*ap gun doesnt help either

are you actually getting grief here for talking about getting rid of a tree or is it tongue in cheek?

it should click on one way or another, they are tricky though because if one bit isnt located right the you have trouble

Ha ha!!!! On my way to work 8)

P*ss-stone

i see what you mean, my idea would keep the height down but ill leave it at that now, ^^ is more 'lantern' really

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obviously, but a standard double hipped conny roof lantern without frames would be around 900mm

should there not be a doubled up row of tiles at the bottom? (not an roofer)

a 1.5m wide lantern should be around 900mm tall

wait till a couple of others have seen it, or post a few pics. they will be hesistant to tell you too much for free

nest

cheap!

yeah definately, a good brickie or good team in theory should be able to do it quicker so the price work price wouldnt be that bad anyway

i did say it was only my opinion, in my experience day rate doesn't save money for the client. at my last company there were 2 lads who could do fascias quicker than you could beleive, but for certain people they had to work on day rate, they'd turn up late/ leave early/ nip for something (other...