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Is that because it's a one-type-fits-all type of flashing rather than specifically designed for slate? I spoke to a window supplier and they said basically the flashing, that came ready attached to the window, hadn't been worked enough, which I guess means flattening out the corrugated pattern...

My mistake, it is a Rooflite Fenstro window. Apologies!

Thanks for the replies. I haven't paid for the roof yet so would like it sorted. Is it possible? Is it a big job? Would scaffold need to go up again? Or just wait till one of the tiles break off and call them back then? I live in a windy/stormy part of the UK btw. TIA

^^^ Thanks. Would I be right in thinking that while it doesn't look particularly neat it should keep the elements out?

Other side. Not sure if it shows the flashing?

Does that help at all? Why is flashing not the right type? Will it cause problems?

Don't know if you can zoom in enough to see?

Difficult to get a pic but maybe it helps?

I have just had a new slate roof put on but just a bit concerned about the slating around the velux window. Slates sit at quite an angle. Is there any reason they should do that? Tia