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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    Thanks guys. I've got the builder coming over tomorrow for a 'progress' meeting. Really appreciate the guidance
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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    Update - found the angle of the pitch on the drawings. 40° on the back and 35° on the front
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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    Yuck! OK. Appreciate your thoughts thanks. One last question. Is there a building standard that dictates how many consecutive batten joints can be on the same rafter, or is it more of a guideline? It appears you shouldn't have more than 3 consecutive in a run of 12 battens? What is the...
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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    OK. The guys were keen to tie it in with tile to make it look cleaner. So, how worried should I be (if at all) about the width between the battens? I'm sure the roofers won't want to re-do it and will play it down if I ask them directly.
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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    @datarebal - Good question. I didn't think to measure the existing battens whilst i was up there. :( The ridge height will be the same.
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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    Thanks for the feedback - I'm not sure of the exact tile type, they're 1950's if that helps narrow it down at all? The roofer himself told me it should be 4" max, but said he might need to go to 4.25" which is "OK". I went up the ladder after they left for a nose and the bottom battens I...
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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    Exactly right. An unequal pitched roof (much more simply put than i said it!) with plain tiles and bonnet hips. I presume it will have a valley on the front where it ties into the existing roof. I'm not sure of the actual rafter length or roof pitch I'm afraid. Trying to upload a couple of...
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    Exceeded maximum gauge on roof battens .....

    Afternoon all, First post here ..... hopefully someone can offer some advice please. We're having a 2 storey extension built where the brickwork is flush with the back of the existing house, and the brickwork on the front of the house is stepped in around 5' on the second storey to give some...
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