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njw1 said:
I can see three or possibly four tiles not sitting quite right in those photos.
There has been an awful lost of moss getting in so they do have a few misaligned spots. It's a pain as the section sits above the apex of the garage then the scaffold goes down so I might have no option but to go up and clear moss.
It won't drain if I wedge it up.
Other option is to put eaves protector on this section.
I’m not sure what you mean by it won’t drain if you lift it up ? It will be at the same angle as the rest of the bottom row of tiles which I’m guessing drain perfectly well ?
Push the tile up or remove it fix a bit of something to the top of the fascia or tilt fillet which ever the tile is resting on and job done .
Push the tile up or remove it fix a bit of something to the top of the fascia or tilt fillet which ever the tile is resting on and job done .
Went up in the crows nest again today lol.
I took three tiles out and pushed the top ones back, I noticed a lot of old dry mortar around the bottom of the felt near the fascia and then found an old broken bit of tile loose. in there with no broken tile anywhere.
I think there may well had been a bit of bodge masonry from the original build done here in the first place and I've disturbed it as the batten seems to raise in level slightly where it meets the next truss.
I took three tiles out and pushed the top ones back, I noticed a lot of old dry mortar around the bottom of the felt near the fascia and then found an old broken bit of tile loose. in there with no broken tile anywhere.
I think there may well had been a bit of bodge masonry from the original build done here in the first place and I've disturbed it as the batten seems to raise in level slightly where it meets the next truss.
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