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Yes, I'm in Danbury OP, and although no longer on the tools, can probably get someone decent on it. What's the scope ?

Funnily enough, had a random stranger knock on the door today asking about them. Ended up with a quote to roof his new build up the road :)

Thank You, much appreciated . :)

Indeed. However, there were still old stock being fitted then.

Scaffold down ! Had a bit of fascia left... Time to make a staircase Router did overtime making the treads This is the mk2 version :mrgreen: Time to move the front door out. Bought an old oak door and restored it. Managed to aquire some old cast guttering off a project i...

Hi All, I was on here when it first started, but forgot my original login stuff. Anyway, in the interim, have been converting our Bungalow. I'm in the Roofing Industry, so had plenty of favours to call in. The day we bought it. Had some mates round..Ivy Gone ! Had some more mates...

Do to me as well, so do the chrysotile ones.

This.

Most premium felts now come with a 30-40 year warranty, and would be perfectly fine for your application if installed correctly. Insulation ? Whoever quoted you £160m2 for 155m2 of Sarna was a robber. You could use something like Dekra or Metrotile, but may be pushing it at that pitch. This...

Asphalt is one of the easier product to overlay with the correct preparation. Decothane as suggested is good, but the proper installation of it should be 2 coats with a fleece, not easy to get right. GRP is for boats.:D EPDM will do for diy, but again, needs care taking, and preferably an OSB...

Experience tells me that they are not, the asbestos content ones go chalky on the top with age. Now i am looking at a better picture, they look like the NT ones. However, its impossible to be sure. Bit of a boring read, but may assist. http://www.asbestosfocus.co.uk/eternitahistory.htm

If they have NT stamped on them, they are resin Eternits. If not, they have Chrysotile content.