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Could be this guy!

EPDM is the way forward. It's brilliant stuff!

You could try turn the card on them. Agree to raise it 3ft higher on receipt of payment, once cleared make a dispute.

It just natural slate. You'll need to measure it for size ;)

Careful not to heat to much as this will create toxic vapours (been there, not a good experience), wear a mask :)

1.5m. Less wastage, more coverage.

Highly unlikely but possible as with all materials. It is repairable if this ever occurs.

You want anti condensation sheets and allow a small air flow through the garage. A good stockist will have these.

no good.

Used something similar. Easy enough to use. Only time will tell if they last long only problem I found was it marks quite easy.

He's obviously being very unprofessional & maybe should let him know that. There may be issues to resolve but at the end of the day he can't physically touch you & if he's being volatile write letters or emails (don't text) to resolve the situation as you then have a record & don't have to...

Thank-you for your help datarebal :D

Any good suppliers for this one piece guttering? Sounds a good idea.

Just to add a little more info, the neighbouring roof is asbestos corrugated, which is about 8 inches above the line of the flat roof then decreasing to about 8 inches below at the other end. The neighbouring wall is not rendered. The neighbours wall can't be touched i.e fixings.

Unfortunately in this day and age people seem to think they have some sort of "entitlement" to life, so if it means if they have to work for it, they don't want it. Far easier to sponge and put it on loans or benefits.

Any ideas on this. Gap between two building is 93mm. Gutter is needed to be fixed as the flow of the roof is towards the neighbouring building. Any products or ideas? Thanks

They've not been able to get to the computers as a snow drift has formed on entrance to the room & the gritters haven't been out. They may be even later :P

alastairreid asked in an earlier post and onions 1066 confirmed at 12:33am they were modern tiles. This is where I have been thrown as yes you are right if copper rivets have been used then there the fibre cements :oops: and the difference is only 3.5 degrees as Eternit have confirmed. So Mr...

If you think about it though even if the angle is 2.5 degrees different between rafter and tile measurement its the difference between correct and incorrect, so I think what was measured would make a whole lot of difference. If the tile angle measure 16 degrees its more than likely the rafters...

If I'm correct the rafter pitch will be steeper than the tile angle due to the tile below slightly raising the bottom of the tile. Tile specifications of minimum pitch are done to the rafter pitch, so the true pitch can only be found out by removing a section of the tiles to get to the rafter &...