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Applying Easy Joint Paving Compound to your patio | Ashbrook Roofing
This step by step guide on how to apply Azpects Easy Joint Paving Compound to your patio was made my Azpects LTD.
Easy joint is a a very quick, effective, and aesthetically pleasing way to fill joints between paving. Easy to apply - simply soak the paving with water before commencing and then simultaneously sweep and wash the jointing compound into the joints, letting the water take the strain.
You can purchase your Easy Joint from us here: ashbrookroofing.co.uk/products/easy-joint-paving-compound-12-5kg
You can also find out all the information you need on the above page.
Special thankyou to Azpects for creating this Step by Step Guide
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Sika Setting Sand Application: A Guide | Ashbrook Roofing Supplies
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Watch this Step By Step Guide on the best way to apply Sika Setting Sand. For more information on Sika Setting Sand Visit: ashbrookroofing.co.uk/products/sika-setting-sand-buff Alternatively, you can visit: gbr.sika.com/dms/getdocument.get/c69ac8bf-6406-3fc3-a485-5bba3593b09c/Sika MouldBuster.pdf
Applying Sika Fastfix All Weather: A Guide | Ashbrook Roofing Supplies
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Here you can learn the best way to apply your Sika Fastfix All Weather jointing compound. This video from Sika shows you exactly how to apply your Fastfix in a step by step guide. For more information on Sika Fastfix then checkout our website here: ashbrookroofing.co.uk/collections/paving-compounds Alternatively, you can checkout the Sika Website here: gbr.sika.com/dms/getdocument.get/711015b2-...
Exploring Dreadnought Tiles In Detail
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Our Managing Director went on a tour of Dreadnought Tiles ‼ It was a special experience to learn about how the tiles that we supply to you are made and the detail that goes into them! Give us a call on 01629 732988 if you're in need of some dreadnought tiles 📞 Website - ashbrookroofing.co.uk -~- - - -~- Please watch: "(1) The Ultimate Guide To Installing Shed Felt - Ashbrook Roofing " ruclips.n...
Our Vision Statement - Ashbrook Roofing
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Our managing Director explains our Vision Statement and why this is important to us. website - www.ashbrookroofing.co.uk #vision #statement #visionstatement #business #information #aboutus -~- - - -~- Please watch: "(1) The Ultimate Guide To Installing Shed Felt - Ashbrook Roofing " ruclips.net/video/Njbjw86mewM/видео.html -~- - - -~-
Our Core Values - Ashbrook Roofing Supplies.
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Our managing director explains the importance of our core values and what ours are. These help us in our day to day work. Website - www.ashbrookroofing.co.uk #corevalues #business #daytoday #importance #values #educational -~- - - -~- Please watch: "(1) The Ultimate Guide To Installing Shed Felt - Ashbrook Roofing " ruclips.net/video/Njbjw86mewM/видео.html -~- - - -~-
The Ultimate Guide To Ultra Flex Application With Eagle Waterproofing And Ashbrook Roofing Supplies
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The Ultimate Guide To Ultra Flex Application With Eagle Waterproofing And Ashbrook Roofing Supplies
Ashbrook Roofing's Mission Statement
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Ashbrook Roofing's Mission Statement
Installing Shed Felt: The Complete Guide - Ashbrook Roofing
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Installing Shed Felt: The Complete Guide - Ashbrook Roofing
Felt Shingles Installation Guide - Ashbrook Roofing & Supplies Ltd
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Felt Shingles Installation Guide - Ashbrook Roofing & Supplies Ltd
Manthorpe Felt Lap Vent Installation Guide - Ashbrook Roofing & Supplies
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Manthorpe Felt Lap Vent Installation Guide - Ashbrook Roofing & Supplies

Комментарии

  • @fifi2569
    @fifi2569 19 дней назад

    What is the size of the nail that I need ??? Please help

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies 16 дней назад

      Hi, We supply 13mm Galvanised nails for free with our shed felt. Kind regards, Ashbrook Roofing Supplies

  • @purnp5897
    @purnp5897 Месяц назад

    Is there a primer to use? Or what woud you recommend to clean the area with im going to use this product on?

  • @onlyvans8519
    @onlyvans8519 2 месяца назад

    Does it matter what gradient the roof is? Mine is very shallow

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies Месяц назад

      Hi, If your roof pitch is under 20° then we recommend using an underlay.

  • @darrenpodger7294
    @darrenpodger7294 2 месяца назад

    Drip edge ??? Guttering??? Please

  • @bialzibozo6177
    @bialzibozo6177 2 месяца назад

    What if the gaps between the slabs are really deep, like 30ml or more. What material can i use to fill it so its 12 to 20ml deep, ready for the grout? I assume builders sand, if the gaps are narrow

  • @barrychambers2001
    @barrychambers2001 2 месяца назад

    Great video really well explained with confidence thanks I'll be doing my shed roof over the bank Holiday weekend 👍

  • @fatboyhurst123
    @fatboyhurst123 4 месяца назад

    So you've basically felted the roof and then put shingles over the top? I'm looking at doing this on a gazebo, confused to as why you've used double coverage. Why not just membrane then felt it with shingles?

  • @cismajozsef337
    @cismajozsef337 4 месяца назад

    I got bored after 2 minutes of talking and I gave up seeing it

  • @captaintimba
    @captaintimba 6 месяцев назад

    Does the underlay need to have an overhang of the same proportions as the felt?

  • @nigelneill8216
    @nigelneill8216 6 месяцев назад

    Well done very useful

  • @lauriemcpherson5829
    @lauriemcpherson5829 7 месяцев назад

    Hi we had new modern fascias and soffits fitted last year and they have NO vents……now we are getting condensation and the ceilings are growing mould in the corners of some of the rooms……we’ve had different companies come in and they say different things and the cheapest option is £800-£1000…..any ideas what we can do?

    • @AyupStuggy
      @AyupStuggy 7 месяцев назад

      Do want this guy says, there's a few companies making these. Search for 'roofing felt lap vent'. Also... Add extra insulation, making sure there's no gaps in insulation above the upstairs ceilings. As far as the main house goes... Put in a PIV (positive input ventilation system) in the upstairs ceiling, the unit mounts in the loft. They pull in air from the loft and into the house, and some have a small heater to take the chill off air in cold weather. Ensure bathroom has extract with humidistat. Ensure there is a way for air to get in the bathroom from the main part of the house/hallway which is fed from the PIV (door vent or gap under door. Ensure you have a kitchen extract. Keep bathroom and kitchen doors closed when they are humid. Heat the house to a minimum of 18 deg.c at ALL times. I hope that helps!

  • @paulwammer5054
    @paulwammer5054 7 месяцев назад

    Excellent video, thank you

  • @ttblade
    @ttblade 8 месяцев назад

    Excellent, straightforward video, thanks. I'm ordering 10 today.

  • @user-dd4yd5jg3x
    @user-dd4yd5jg3x 8 месяцев назад

    looks so easy when your stood on the floor ,try doing this while standing on the roof !!!!!

  • @user-cf3el8fy9r
    @user-cf3el8fy9r 9 месяцев назад

    I'm a little confused by the fascia board fitted from 3:49. Surely the felt should be over the top of it as water would settle on the upper edge.

  • @garvielloken3929
    @garvielloken3929 10 месяцев назад

    Nooice!

  • @dennisgibbs5708
    @dennisgibbs5708 11 месяцев назад

    What happened to the drip edge? And the gutter details?

  • @assog5737
    @assog5737 11 месяцев назад

    What about a drip edge ?

  • @nicy4655
    @nicy4655 Год назад

    Hi, is there a vid for a pent roof with underlay please.

  • @markishios
    @markishios Год назад

    buen video mas sencillo que otros ,gracias "

  • @alienblackgoo_gle
    @alienblackgoo_gle Год назад

    If I'm using this video as guidance for how to install underlayment prior to installing shingles, do i still use adhesive and nails spaced at 50mm at the overlaps?

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies Год назад

      Hi Greta, When installing underlay, we recommend still using the correct spacing of the nails on the overlaps, however the adhesive is optional and based on personal preference.

    • @alienblackgoo_gle
      @alienblackgoo_gle Год назад

      @@AshbrookroofingsuppliesThat's great, thank you so much for your reply! 💖

  • @stevejj121
    @stevejj121 Год назад

    why do i need an underlay???

    • @alienblackgoo_gle
      @alienblackgoo_gle Год назад

      It's a second tough layer of protection for your roof. Saves your roof if there's problems with your shingles

  • @FRST2012
    @FRST2012 Год назад

    Interesting video as I have recently considered these. Never had this issue until the govt scheme of extra insulation where the company in question unbeknownst to us have blocked the soffit vents within the loft space. No airflow = lots of condensation, and damp insulation does nothing to retain heat. Now in the process of sorting, and these may prove to be essential.

  • @SimonWray-qi5td
    @SimonWray-qi5td Год назад

    How will the rain run off, into the gutter?

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies Год назад

      Hi Simon, with the overlapping nature of the felt roof shingles and the angle of the roof. The rain water will simply run down the surface of the shingles and into the gutter. On a flat roof where they do not have natural drainage, a drain will be installed to act as an outlet for excess water, to prevent it from pooling on the surface of the roof.

    • @stevehallam6495
      @stevehallam6495 2 месяца назад

      @@Ashbrookroofingsupplies its running into the back of the fascia.....jeez

  • @tabban218
    @tabban218 Год назад

    Great video. Just what I need. Seems clear and DIY-able. Only question is the arrangements of the vents , do they need to be in line with each other on both sides of the roof ? Ie in this video there are 2 vents (eaves and apex level) on the same rafter making them in line with each other but in other videos they are staggered with one at eaves level on rafter A but at apex on rafter B. Which is the recommended?

    • @lord8139
      @lord8139 Год назад

      I watched another video on these and said it was better to stagger them. Also to have some at the top and bottom to let the wind move around in the loft

  • @tonybaker55
    @tonybaker55 Год назад

    Put a pack of 10 Manthorpe vents into my roof space about a week ago, as I had quite serious condensation when I checked about a month ago during very cold weather. Just checked today and apart from a couple of small patches, the felt is now dry looking. I only managed to put them at about halfway and three quarters of the way up the roof, as I am not good with ladders or crawling on rafters! Seems to be working, as there is definitely a flow of air through, as I can see the cobwebs moving. I also invested in a smallish dehumidifier to place next to damp clothes and it seems to be keeping the house humidity down to just under 60%.

    • @djparano
      @djparano Год назад

      U installed a week ago and checked a month ago. U joking right?🤦🏼‍♂️

    • @paulharrison2325
      @paulharrison2325 7 месяцев назад

      @@djparanoit’s pretty simple to read…

  • @tonyhosten9061
    @tonyhosten9061 Год назад

    Have you replaced the Manthorpe model (with 3 clips) with the Timloc model (which has 2 inserting clips)? The Manthorpe one works fine, the Timloc one doesn't insert fully. What's the difference between the two? I thought they are supposed to work in exactly the same way

  • @tonyhosten9061
    @tonyhosten9061 Год назад

    Great video. I've used the Manthorpe one without problems but when I recently purchased the Timloc design I can't get it to fit flush in behind the roof felt. Am I doing something wrong? It seems to hita wooden beam

  • @exwhyz33
    @exwhyz33 Год назад

    Best explanation - many thanks

  • @jasonbutton4465
    @jasonbutton4465 Год назад

    The felt in my roof is glued together is it ok to cut this apart?

    • @tabban218
      @tabban218 Год назад

      In another video it did say you could prise them apart using a blunt instrument like a butter knife, being careful not to make any cuts

  • @DRUMSTICKTOM
    @DRUMSTICKTOM Год назад

    You watch the vid then go to your web site and guess what ? You haven’t got any in stock 🤬

    • @srbschan
      @srbschan Год назад

      Still after stock? We'll have some in the early New Year!

  • @nigeld8694
    @nigeld8694 Год назад

    Do you know when you’ll be getting these back in stock?

    • @ericmorris1589
      @ericmorris1589 Год назад

      If desperate get some polystyrene and break it into small pieces about an inch thick to create some ventilation. Tuck it into the felt very much in position similar to this product. Will improve things until stock comes in but will have to do it all over the attic

    • @nigeld8694
      @nigeld8694 Год назад

      @@ericmorris1589 Thanks, will try that.

  • @adigon100
    @adigon100 Год назад

    They do work ! I tried few days ago and they really do the job.

  • @PaulJones-bw8io
    @PaulJones-bw8io Год назад

    Hi. Ive just been in my loft and its dripping wet ,its the first time its happened in 25 years. I have mortar thats come away from the side of the eaves on the side of the house, do you think this has contributed to it ? I will purchase those vents in your video and regardless I will get the eaves repointed. Thanks

  • @ukaquaponics8855
    @ukaquaponics8855 Год назад

    Hello, I don’t think I’ve ever had condensation problems in the past but in the summer I boarded out roughly 30% of my loft in the middle. I only did the middle section as I had read about condensation problems. Sure enough I’ve been up to get the Christmas decorations and it’s quite wet up there. Will these vents help with the situation? I don’t think there is any vents at all up there

    • @jablot5054
      @jablot5054 Год назад

      These do work. Try 10 at first,about£30. Then see how that goes. Also pull any insulation away from any soffit vents.

  • @garethnicholson7515
    @garethnicholson7515 Год назад

    How do you work out how many you need. Had a new roof in summer but just been up and it is dripping wet.

    • @ericmorris1589
      @ericmorris1589 Год назад

      I’d have one for each gap between each rafter, so usually about 4 going up each slant/side of the roof. Depends on your roof size

    • @garethnicholson7515
      @garethnicholson7515 Год назад

      @@ericmorris1589 thank you

  • @EpicInsaniTv
    @EpicInsaniTv Год назад

    Hi. I have bitumen felt and rafters are 300mm apart. Will it fit? My felt feels a bit tight to push the vents in. How do I approach this?

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies Год назад

      Hi, The rafter bays are definitely on the tight side for the vents at 300m spacing, they are 275mm wide. However my advice would be give them a try, you could always trim some of the side of the vent away with scissors if you wanted. You can also send us a photo of your rafters so we can take a better look!

    • @trev_aus
      @trev_aus Год назад

      Hi @Legend27 - did these fit as I have the same 300mm spacing?

    • @EpicInsaniTv
      @EpicInsaniTv Год назад

      @@trev_aus the size is small enough but it still required a bit of force for me

  • @gazo669
    @gazo669 Год назад

    Hi can i just ask if you have to mirror these across the attic or can they be staggered also im in an end terrace and have 3 sloped sides to my roof. How best would i fit these

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies Год назад

      Apologies for the late response, we are extremely busy but always answer as soon as we can 😊 You can stagger if you wish, you will achieve airflow regardless. As for placement, if you can place them on two opposing sloped sides this would be ideal, however, as long as you can get installation into two slopes regardless if they are opposite or adjacent you will still achieve an airflow.

  • @theonlywayisyeshua8180
    @theonlywayisyeshua8180 Год назад

    Where do I purchase a Jordan from 😆 Great video thanks

  • @garethjones2125
    @garethjones2125 Год назад

    Great video. Thanks 👍 I need to do this as I noticed last winter a lot of condensation on the felt on the north facing roof at the rear of the property. I’ve also noticed slight mold spots on the ceiling edges and coving in the two rooms at the rear corners of the property. Would these also alleviate that, or is it caused by another problem?

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies Год назад

      Hi Gareth, we're glad you enjoyed the video! The felt lap vents will alleviate that; however if the condensation running the walls in your roof space were significant enough over time, this could contribute to what you're seeing, however, this could also be to the result of water ingress through the tiles/slates/membrane (i.e roof leak). Also, high humidity in the room below without sufficient ventilation could cause mold growth on the walls of the ceiling a suggestion would be try the simple and easy fix with the felt lap vents and monitor that, and if the problem still persists I would suggest having the roof inspected.

    • @Ashbrookroofingsupplies
      @Ashbrookroofingsupplies Год назад

      @@MG-ks7vr Apologies for the late response, we are extremely busy but always answer as soon as we can 😊 Bugs will not be able to enter, this is highly unlikely. Always ensure your roof is in good condition as broken or missing tiles/slates may produce a leak or opening for unwanted guests regardless of introducing the vents or not. If you have some areas of roof where tiles/slates may be damaged then for peace of mind ensure that you do not place a vent directly under that area in your roof space.

  • @davidlock1685
    @davidlock1685 Год назад

    Helpful video - thank you