What is the recommended Tilting Fillet size, for 165mm x 200 Redland Eave Tiles.
Tilting Fillet
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It's usually the same size as the battens for the other tiles.
The bottom of the eaves tile is usually supported off the fascia board.
The bottom of the eaves tile is usually supported off the fascia board.
The height you need the fillet at, will depend on the pitch of the roof.
Its the depth of a tile and batten, and its roughly the same as a 38mm tile batten on edge at the end of the rafters
Don't rest tiles on the fascia board as that is not what it is for, is bad practice, and makes replacement fascia work harder.
Either add fillets to each rafter or put a tile lath behind the fascia board
Its the depth of a tile and batten, and its roughly the same as a 38mm tile batten on edge at the end of the rafters
Don't rest tiles on the fascia board as that is not what it is for, is bad practice, and makes replacement fascia work harder.
Either add fillets to each rafter or put a tile lath behind the fascia board
Nothing wrong with that - traditional way of doing it.
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There will be no fascia. The tiled pitched roof, will lead onto a new flat roof extension. (High level flat roof with no upstands)
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