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Osb board, use goodgood quality felt counter batten and permavent strips

At 18 degrees you will get away with it go for the larger 600mm slates and also use permavent easy slate strips which offer further protection. I learnt the hard way with countless leaks on a 10 degree pitch slate roof. Now used bigger overlap and used permavent easy slate

Roof pitch Is around 10 degrees. Slates are 500mm with 75% overlap. The velux kerb is dressed with ubiflex. Any help will be appreciated.

Hi there what was your fix for your velux window I'm having the same problem.

Hi what happened with your velux window I'm having the same issue

Hi Phil what happened with your velux window I have the same issue 12 degree roof

You should be OK but if your using slate you should use permavent easy slate strips

Hi I had a single storey extension done and installed velux windows the roof pitch was too low and the windows were leaking so I had to install velux roof kerbs to increase the pitch because the leak was coming through the velux. Well last night after heavy rain had a further leak but not sure...

I know this is an old post but I'm having the same issue. Did this fix the leak

Your right.. Appreciate your help Below the felt there's osb board with counter battons. Was thinking use the ubiflex flashing and should run below the course of slates. Should this be sealed to the breathable membrane

It's on a low pitched natural slate roof. The flashing will be sealed and a course of slated will be removed around the the timber kerb. Will then install slates butted up around the kerb

Yea they have by the builders on a single storey extension that's why I have purchased the velux kerb. What would be the best material to use on these. I'll attach a photo

Hi guys need some advice which is the better flashing material to use on a velux ply kerb. The windows having been installed below recommended pitch and they are leaking. Any advice would be appreciated

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Thanks Scottish

If it's a full vaillant system incorporating the VR10 sensor can I check the current temperature in hot water cylinder?

Cheers Muggles and Dan managed to get one in stock from plumcentre for £22 Would have bought off Dan...was fairly desperate as city made me wait nearly two weeks then to say its in stock but they cant find it in their stock out of desperation dont want to pay 5 times the price

Its £47 when the normal price is £10

Ordered one from city plumbing still not arrived over a week. Anyone here have a spare vr10 will buy

Thanks ordered from city plumbing but been 7 days still not able to get one in