How to install a Whirlybird roof vent on a TILED roof | DIY

How to install a Whirlybird roof vent on a metal roof. This particular whirlybird is a Bradford 300mm CSR WindMaster Roof Vent. $174 from Bunnings, but the process for other brands would be similar if not the exact same.
Tools needed:
Drill or impact driver
Tek screws (or use the supplied screws)
Timber screw
Roof silicone
Caulking gun
Level
Rag or baby wipes (or use finger)
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[@ausmanpizzaoodie3322]

thanks for confirming that sarking needs to be cut out.

[@spangas5799]

Baby wipes. Genius! Great vid. Nice and straight forward.

[@projectlex]

Haha baby wipes are so versatile. Thanks for the kind words

[@paniadunn2043]

Nice work!

[@projectlex]

Thank you

[@La_Vi_]

Great guide. Wonder if rain gets in easily given how open and permeable the vent is?

[@projectlex]

Thanks. It’s designed specifically so no water gets in

[@abowden5079]

I think the dropkick on the dirt bike in that area needs a whirlybird for his air filled head too.

[@projectlex]

Haha. I live semi rural & there’s always an abundance of dirt bikes around

[@MrEmilivanov]

Nice work. What brand is the whirlibird? Thanks

[@projectlex]

Thanks. Bradford Windmaster $174 Bunnings. The process for other brands would be similar if not the exact same.

[@mandy623]

Thanks for the info! Super helpful! I only have one whirlybird in my roof but on super windy days it makes a ticking/clicking sound. Is there any reason for that? (Unlikely it’s faulty as it’s very newly installed by a professional)

[@projectlex]

Hi, no problem.
Could be a loose screw or bolt, maybe the bearings?

[@mandy623]

@@projectlex indeed it was a loose bolt! Who could have known such a small piece would cause such big noise! All fixed!

[@mandy623]

@@projectlex indeed it was a loose bolt! Who could have known such a small piece would cause such big noise! All fixed!

[@projectlex]

That’s great! Super happy you got it sorted. No more noise now!

[@JosueLopezXIX]

Can you provide link where to buy it? Amazon?

[@projectlex]

Hi, click more under the video to see the product details. Was purchased from Bunnings

[@firestormjr1]

monier 100's nice.

[@projectlex]

Old school haha