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I could fart that roof off bruh

Hi jack pause video @ 5m51 and see the black end cap go on the end of hip, dry ridge system, all I was asking as smith builders never put one on our 400m2 extension, so all the end hips have exposed tile battens and wind and rain blows up through the hip tile gap, cheers Ian

That’s just what it is, an “end cap”. However, they’re not typically used on a hip, they’re for main ridge. Hips are usually finished with mortar or a hip end (a hip that has a built in end finish to it) which look neater than mortar.

I'm pretty sure you don't understand what counter-battens are for. Double batten would only create more space horizontally - counter-battens make ventilation space verticly (that's how ventilation works - air goes in under felt support eves and goes our through dry ridge).

@@LukaszHajdiuk Your felt sits on top of the eave tray so the air flow is directed into the attic Plus you need over fascia vents on top of your fascia then a roll out rafter roll then eave trays , you slightly drape your felt between the rafters for any condensation, from the felt to your tiles , but if you do that what I said plus slice your felt on top the the air flow in the attic shouldn't cause any 🤷🏼‍♂️

@@deanamends1278 you are confusing attic ventilation with ventilation between membrane and tiles - that's what counter-battens are for, plus counter-battens secure membrane in case of any strong wind

@@LukaszHajdiuk I'm not confusing anything what do you need ventilation between the tiles for ? It literally tells you on the items you buy to do the roof , how to fit them The felt The 3 in 1 vent boxes The ridge boxes Just read them I always wondered why they came with instructions now I know why , if you think your doing it right just carry on I'm just trying to help u The felt on the inside with out proper ventilation will just sweat , il leave u to it

@@deanamends1278 if you don't know why you need ventilation between tile and membrane then you should read instructions yourself before advising anything to anyone.

Because every manufacturer of breathable membrane recommends using minimum 12mm counter-batten to provide enough ventilation space between battens and membrane.

Ridge is the highest point of roof so its the best point of ventilation outlet

Well, that man is owner of this house 😅

@@LukaszHajdiuk 😱lovely, bloody customers climbing scaffolding and all 🫣👍🏼

Because you always need ventilation between membrane and tiles. Membrane manufacturer recommends at least 12mm counter-battens. Lukasz - Roof Done Right Ltd

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These new tile were chosen by homeowners so we had to put them on - Lukasz. RDR LTD

Lukasz Roof Done Right Ltd- in my opinion every third row is enough.

Second trays are. If you knew how to do roof European way, you would know why.

​@@LukaszHajdiukouch 😂

We've saved most of them for future projects. Lukasz - Roof Done Right Ltd

@@LukaszHajdiuk I'm from Bristol and if I kept them I would never use them do you work with those tiles often? I don't tbh

​@@chrisharris7752yes, we are quite often replacing broken ones.

@@LukaszHajdiuk around here I probably do a roof with those tiles once a year ,well done though you did a decent job all the best buddy

And also the membrane looks to be none breathable, would be surprised if these rafters don't rot out quickly!

​@@techmoney5829 you're right, it's not breathable but you don't put breathable membrane on moist resist 18mm boards. Besides roof is sealed from both sides and venting tiles are installed to take all moist air out .

@user-tf6ql9tk2e but that wouldn't vent the underside would it??

@@LukaszHajdiuk you would need a very well installed VCL internally but even then moisture is going to get into the roof with no where to go. This design is not suitable for a habitable room.

​@@techmoney5829please, tell me how moist is going between rafters when from top roof is sealed with t&g moist resist boards and self adhesive felt underlay and from under there are celotex boards, again 18 mm t&g moist resist boards, vapour resist foil and plasterboards. With such sealed of roof how the f any moisture is going to damage rafters or wool insulation?

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If you look closely you will see that there is a gutter. Whole guttering and fascias were changed 2 years ago so we didn't change it again.

Radiant heat, to melt snow pack

@@scottohms2799 thanks

The wire looking stuff is 10mm pipe. We wanted to test our theory and find out how hot can running water get in sunny day.

Inexpensive way of heating water for garden pool. Water from about 8 degrees, on sunny day heats up to about 50. Next stage is to install heat exchanger. We will update project once results are good.

In whole Europe besides UK roofs are done with battens and counter-battens when installing any type of membrane. This is to allow ventilation between tiles and membrane.

Investors are going to do additional room there so they needed additional insulation, new 170mm floor and 150mm roof rafters according to architects specification.

How can something be over kill , the problem with today is things are thrown up this job is a proper job how things should be .

@@Davidhughes9467 I dunno it's not standard practice to replace perfectly good roof spas if they don't need it, most re roofs will be new batons felt etc even if the ridge isn't up to current regs. Things can be overkill sometimes but this job was specified up as the vids shows so that's what was done.

lol that true but let's wait 2 years and old neighbour red will turn to the neighbour black. It's almost like a real life psychological experiment that's worth watching

Mate, it's not 19th century anymore - even if quite a lot of people here still think it is - and there is wide range of tiles (not just rosemary) do you can put whatever tiles you like on your roof as long as you ask local council for permission - they usually give you one.

@@andrewsommerville6023 Investors have contacted local council and they provided plans from architect to gain permission for such changes. Plus inspector form council have seen it during our work. Besides this wasn't just roof change but loft conversion for living space as well.

​@@roofdonerightlimited-tamwo2046that's defo done with no permission or structural calculations.

quite right looks out of place my honest opinion.8 would choose red tiles so it blends in .lol😂

Using T&G moist resist boards is so much easier then using other types