Thanks mate

Good luck, get it on before the storms that are forecast

@@AH-yg4qp it went very well, its a really easy system. the two things to watch out for are to ensure the joints of your roof boards are perfectly sealed, sanded and flush. I have one joint that wasnt T&G and you can tell as it has a very slight ripple along it. the other thing is make sure you dont cut the overhang too short as it needs more than you think to wrap up under the gutter trim. Mine was about 5mm too short in several places and the rubber kept popping out. If that happens I recommend cutting some small sections off the trim to use as shims. worked a treat for me. Good luck! 😎👍

Good point

If your up the chain at Travis it might be worth emailing me as I’ve a proposal you might want to look at 👍🏼 greatbritishbuilder@gmail.com

Until one of the guys puts all the poly tops in the same box no matter the size🤦🏻‍♂️and there all up and down 🤬

Mate, my mind turns to crap! I noticed I call the boards os3, I’ve forgotten the b, but I hear myself pause, then steam on 🤣

😂there’s 40k people on my face book group, I’m estimating that at least 3k have followed my build packs and not used contact adhesive. Never an issue, fair enough if you’ve got upstands or adjoining a house wall. But it’s a flat roof with mechanical fixings to all edges, never had a problem 👌

You’ll regret not using bifolds, honestly, if you can, stretch your budget somehow, there not much more than f/doors, thanks for your support mate, always good to hear from you

Suppose that theory would be ok if temp at time off fitting was consistent, but it’s designed to be fit all year , and if the middle shrinks how would that effect the outside100mm , who knows, but never had a problem after using for years, I’ll go on the course one day 💪

william griffin yeah it wasn’t a criticism or anything. It’s probably my misunderstanding of it. In fact I spoke to a manufacturer today who has distributors in leeds, I was passed his details by a roof slate company we do some work for, and he said to do it like you did in this video.

Danny Whittingham don’t take me wrong mate, wasn’t being funny or anything, just after doing them we’ve decided this works, besides, try using the contact adhesive on a windy day 🤣🤣

pmsl, it can be a real arse to get in can't it, ive fit loads now and in the colder months, im bloody cursing it I can tell you

Don’t it get hot 🥵 , too hot to touch

@@thegardenroomguru until someone has done it in the heat we are having at the moment they will never understand. It nearly finished me!

I get a piece of insulation to kneel on, some one on the group, posted, they watched a wasp land on it and die as it touched it, hard to believe, but I think, we both know it could be true

@@thegardenroomguru I was using an old bit of velvet curtain. I thought the journey up was bad enough... metal ladder and concrete roof tiles! I would believe your other poster! How the rubber does not turn to a liquid is what is hard to believe!

Gap plastics or Eurocell

We finish them so the 100mm soffit is fit to the end and the cladding covers the over side of that makes sense

a warm roof is impossible on the height of these builds, as we keep under the 2.5 rule. we push the insulation tight to the underside of the roof board. this then prevents the trapped air from condensation as there is no air to condensate.