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290 MORTAR BEDDING/ POINTING
      • Mortar: As section Z21, 1:3 cement:sand, with plasticizing admixtures permitted.
          - Bond strength providing resistance to uplift: To BS 5534.
      • Weather: Do not use in wet or frosty conditions or when imminent.
      • Preparation of concrete and clay tile accessories to be bedded: Wet and drain
          surface water before fixing.
      • Appearance: Finish neatly as work proceeds and remove residue.

ROOF SLATING EDGES/ JUNCTIONS/ FEATURES

305 GENERALLY
      • Fittings and accessories: As recommended by slate supplier, do not improvise.
          - Exposed fittings and accessories: To match slate colour and finish.
      • Cut slates: Cut only where necessary, to give straight, clean edges.
      • Flashings: Fix with or immediately after slating. Form neatly.

325 FIRE SEPARATING WALLS
      • Separating walls: Completely fill space between top of wall and underside of slates
          with mineral wool quilt to provide fire stopping.
      • Boxed eaves: Completely seal air paths in plane of separating wall with wire
          reinforced mineral wool, not less than 50 mm thick, fixed to rafters and carefully cut
          to shape to provide fire stopping.

345 VENTILATED EAVES WITH INTEGRATED GRILLES/ TRAYS
      • Fascia grilles and ventilator trays:
          - Manufacturer: Contractor's choice.
             Product reference: Contractor's choice.
          - Fix to carry underlay, form drip into gutter and provide free passage of air over
             insulation.
      • Undercourse and first course slates: Fix with tails projecting 50 mm over gutter or to
          centre of gutter, whichever dimension is the lesser.

525 MITRED HIPS
      • Underlay: Lay courses over hip.
          - Overlaps (minimum): 150 mm.
      • Hip slate fixing battens: site specific.
      • Mitred slates: Cut extra wide slates and fix to form a straight, close mitred junction.
      • Soakers: Interleave with mitred slates. Fix by turning down over head of mitred
          slates.

615 METAL VALLEYS
      • Underlay: Cut to rake. Dress over tilting fillets to lap onto metal valley. Do not lay
          under metal.
      • Roof slates: Cut extra wide slates adjacent to valley to fit neatly.
          - Valley width between slates: 100 mm.

635 MITRED VALLEYS
      • Underlay: Lay strips not less than 600 mm wide centred on valleys. Overlap with
          general roof underlay.
      • Mitred slates: Cut extra wide slates and fix to form a straight, close mitred junction.
      • Soakers: Interleave with mitred slates. Fix by turning down over head of mitred
          slates.

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