Roof Tile Setting Out

After you have determined the distance between the first two battens measure the distance and set battens using that.

Roof tile setting out.

Setting out across the roof. With straight bond the sides of tiles form straight lines from bottom to top course. At this stage some adjustment in shunt could be made if necessary to allow a 38 to 50mm overhang at verges. But what if the distance is only 135 inches.

The obvious way to tile a wall is to start at the bottom and work your way up. Discontinued roofing tiles salvaged clay and concrete roof tiles available. A minimum of a 3 inch overlap is required for the tiles. Use two tiles to determine the spacing required for the battens.

Lay a course of tiles along the eaves setting the tiles at the average linear coverage. For installation as a quarter bond linea tiles in each alternate course overlap by a quarter of the tile width. Custom made concrete tiles also available. Set tiles on a ledger fasten a straight ledger to the wall to support the tiles.

The supplier of the tiles should recommend the spacing up the roof between the battens known. Firstly get two of your roof tiles and either two full battens or two offcuts of batten and place them onto the roof one above the other. Make sure the tile lugs are seated snuggly onto the top edges of the battens. Next place your two tiles one on top of the other loose onto the battens without anything being fixed.

Cutting the tile would remove the fastener holes and tile lugs and make the top course uniquely short taking away from a precision aesthetic. These roofing tiles are perfect for tile roof repair and restoration. Ensure verge overhang is equal at left and right ends. We custom manufacture roofing tiles to replace those obsolete roof tiles.

With staggered broken or cross bond tiles in each alternate course overlap by half the tiles above and below them. Remove the ledger later and trim tiles to fill the gap below. Set out the first second and all the rest of slates on a pitched roof. Setting nine rows at 14 inches will require us to cut 5 inches off of our top row.

Plain tiles are laid on the battens in a brick bond pattern i e. Most tiles have an adjustable headlap meaning the overlap can be.