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the whole street seems a bit wonky as I think all the homes angle. The parapet furthest edge seems to be inline with the home paint lines and a lot of homes seem to be that way too. I'm guessing I would need a PWA if I was to change the flashing on the front of the parapet? what about the edge that runs along the inner boundary of the parapet?The boundary line will be the centre of the party wall, does the parapet not sit evenly on top of the party wall?
The blue could just be paint, or maybe render. New render often gets put in the wrong position. The party wall is directly below that parapet.If I owned the blue house, I'd be a bit cheesed that they sloped the runoff onto my roof. Is that the case?
You miss my point. The parapet is set to drain to the left. An owner should surely deall with their own runoff.The blue could just be paint, or maybe render. New render often gets put in the wrong position. The party wall is directly below that parapet.
Ahh, got you. I wonder which side fitted them copings?You miss my point. The parapet is set to drain to the left. An owner should surely deall with their own runoff.
true but I wouldn't be arguing over the rainwater from around 1m2 of roof, as long as the flashing is correct it won't cause an issue. It's a nice idea to use coping stones rather than ridge tiles as it will keep the wall further out of harms way.You miss my point. The parapet is set to drain to the left. An owner should surely deall with their own runoff.
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