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    Correct protective treatment of new barge boards?

    I've recently refurbished and replaced some sections of my timber fascias and box ends etc. On the new sections i treated all sides with 2-3 coats of this. Existing timbers where the paint was flaky got a thorough rub down to expose the wood and then applied the treatment. Make sure you give...
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    Small crack in lead flashing - repair

    Thanks. sort of like the first image shown on this page, but with the saddle sitting on top of the ridge tile as opposed to under it?
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    Roof Tile Bedding mortar

    this might be useful for you: https://www.fixmyroof.co.uk/mix-cement-mortar/# about a third of the way down the page
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    Small crack in lead flashing - repair

    Cheers. Would you tuck the additional flashing piece down into the gap between the end of the ridge tile and wall as per how its already been done (obvious making sure to cover the lap)?
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    Small crack in lead flashing - repair

    Hi guys, ive got a small crack in the lead flashing at the top of my garage roof. DSC_3134 by 600rob posted 25 Nov 2020 at 2:28 PM before i repoint the area with the missing mortar, whats the best way to patch/repair the crack/hole
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    small leak at eaves valley after repair

    can you explain what that means?
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    small leak at eaves valley after repair

    Dont worry, im working off a scaffold
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    small leak at eaves valley after repair

    True indeed. Hopefully it'll stay dry enough at some point this weekend and ill take a look to see if i made any mistakes when fitting the tray. cheers
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    small leak at eaves valley after repair

    It has quite a high kick, didn't measure it tbh but just replaced the fascia at the same height as where the old one was fitted. (so the top is level with the adjacent fascia) When i dismantled the old fascia, it was very wet and the top had started to rot out the square batten (not for the...
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    small leak at eaves valley after repair

    Recently fitted some eaves trays and new membrane to stop the water that i was getting running down the fascias. also replaced a short section of fascia that was water damaged/cracked at the top. in the recent rain i noticed that im still getting the occasional bit of water running down the...
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    De-scaling waste pipe

    Ideally yes but.... DSC_1776 by 600rob posted 2 Jan 2019 at 9:53 AM The elbow already has a hairline crack so would also need replacing along with the flowline.... Because the elbow is set in the brick wall/mortar it might mean its a bit more tricky to get that out How much do you guys...
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    De-scaling waste pipe

    I wasnt around to see the work as the flat is rented out but spoke to him on the phone. He cleared out the blockage which was mostly tissue/soft obstructions. But he advised the pipe has got a fair amount of scaling and hard sediment build up which would need removing with special equipment...
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    De-scaling waste pipe

    I recently had a plumber unblock waste pipe flowline that branches into a shared communal vertical stack. Not sure if he used a camera but said the verticla stack was okay and ive not had any complaints from other flat owners connected to the communal stack The plumber noted that the inside of...
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    Whats this socket called?

    great, thanks guys
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    Whats this socket called?

    DSC_2855 by 600rob posted 3 Jul 2020 at 3:21 PM As per the title any one know what the name of the adapter type socket thing that the down pipe fits into and where i can get one? Cheers
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    roof cleaning (moss)

    Cheers mate will just spray it and leave alone to be safe i reckon. I noticed a fair amount of the granular tile grit coating in the gutters which i guess is from natural wear and tear. By scraping or wire brushing/pressure washing i imagine the granular stuff is quickly striped away... Out...
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