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Is dry verge tiling worth it?
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yes all the concrete must be removed, if its still leaking then you must have a cracked tile.
yes all the concrete must be removed, if its still leaking then you must have a cracked tile.
too late now
Dry verges are fairly easy to fit and inexpensive too. You can buy some on eBay for very little, including top brands like Klober. Just search eBay for "klober dry verge". Some of the sellers are in the industry too and so can offer advice if required.
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Dry verge and dry ridge are quick fix .they are products introduced because traditional skills have been lost. The problem with these they do not prevent insect infestation and fall off. Have a go at mortar with pva &plasticiser they used to add animal hair as a binder. if you can`t find this get your missus to have a Brazilian or go to the pet parlour a handful fibre mesh will do to prevent cracking. it`s cheaper I`ve worked with scot roofers
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