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Be aware, it will take a while to fully cure in this weather, especioally if you are going to stress it with a large gate.

They are still doing the same job.

So what do we call these women I have seen at the circus spitting fire & throwing knives?

I remember going for walks with my grandad and his whippet, we would go on this large open park and it used to tease the hell out of all the other big dogs, boxers, alsations, dobermans, but they could never catch it!

Also probably cheaper to remove what you have and build a new roof than to try and convert what you have already.

Last Picture 2220 will be letting water in, give it a clean and reseal it.

Must be in the design, or they wouldn't have drainage holes.

Yes, were you showed the gap that hadn't been sealed, that cill is called a face drain style, and there are different sizes

Looks waterproof to me, I would probably add a lead strip about a metre long and 9" wide , to protect the joint between the fibre glass and those 3 tiles, apart from that it looks neat.

Well, looking how the original fitters have left the window, you have to wonder if they bothered sealing both ends when attaching the stub cill to the frame.

Go up there next time its raining hard.

They don't charge more if you put more pictures of your roof you know! From the picture I can see, they look ok.

On a par with the man made slates.

You can buy adjustable gutter unions.

Taking them out won't be a problem

If you're not using it, why not take it down?

If you want peace of mind, then get it re-roofed with something suitable for that pitch.

Not even close to the required pitch for those tiles!

Why?

Water doesn't know that..