I have a flat roof that butts up against a tiled pitched roof. What is the best way to terminate the EPDM membrane ? I was initially thinking running it behind the bottom layer of tiles and then place the tiles over it, but I am not sure.
I have a flat roof that butts up against a tiled pitched roof. What is the best way to terminate the EPDM membrane ? I was initially thinking running it behind the bottom layer of tiles and then place the tiles over it, but I am not sure.
Ran some 9mm ply (Wish I'd used 11mm OSB) 200mm up the rafters,, ran the EDPM up to the top of this, then lay the bottom tiling batten on top with some lead spacers behind to allow water to run through, and refixed the slates
Ran some 9mm ply (Wish I'd used 11mm OSB) 200mm up the rafters,, ran the EDPM up to the top of this, then lay the bottom tiling batten on top with some lead spacers behind to allow water to run through, and refixed the slates
There is no reason to use two separate pieces. Unless you are using up scraps
The drawing looks to be of a mechanically fixed single ply warm roof system .
The timber detailing could be copied , using the appropriate deck and lay board.
Then stick your one piece EPDM down .
Sorry didn't spot the join! Mine was 1 piece. I over-ordered the width to ensure I had spare on all sides. However, I found that joining using the proper glue and sealant seems absolutely bulletproof.
From your pic, I'd look to lift the flashing to seal the EDPM under it tbh
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