Pitched Roofing
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A Guide to the Types and Grades of CUPA Natural Slate Roof Tiles
Posted on 29th July 2019 | Posted in Buying Guides & Pitched RoofingNatural slate roof tiles - a perfect roofing material! Natural slate roof tiles are made from fine-grained, foliated, homogeneous metamorphic rock derived from shale-type sedimentary rock composed of clay or volcanic ash. They are incredibly durable and hard wearing. The fact that they don’t absorb water makes it unaffected by freezing temperatures. They are perfectly suited to the variety of...
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A Guide to Installing Cedar Shingles
Posted on 11th July 2019 | Posted in 'How to' Advice & Pitched RoofingThe JB Western Red Cedar Shingles from Marley are a lightweight roofing and cladding solution with a high degree of natural thermal insulation. Treated with MicroPro® clear preservative to retain the natural look of Cedar, they weather beautifully to blend into the natural environment. Cedar shingles are becoming an increasingly popular roofing material due to their sustainability advantages and natural...
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How to fix natural slate roof tiles: a course with CUPA PIZARRAS
Posted on 9th July 2019 | Posted in 'How to' Advice & Pitched RoofingDuncan Arnold from Cupa Pizarras writes A wet and grey morning deep in the Hereford countryside wasn't the most inspiring time to attend a course on fixing natural slate roof tiles, even if selling the stuff is your day-to-day job. Although, after a 220 mile journey, a warm welcome was received at Rowlands...
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Our CUPA H12 roof slates are guaranteed to keep the villagers dry!
Posted on 2nd July 2019 | Posted in Pitched Roofing & NewsWe’ve been delighted to supply CUPA H12 roof slate tiles to NJS Roofing for a new village hall in West Sussex as part of the Oakford Homes development, via our Southampton Depot. Thakenham village has gained this fantastic new facility as part of the unique housing development designed by Thrive architects, who specialise in residential estate development. Regional housebuilder Oakwood...
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G R Regan & Son Lts are 'Hooked' on CUPA Roof Slate!
Posted on 26th June 2019 | Posted in Pitched Roofing & NewsG R Regan Roofing are 'Hooked' on our CUPA Roof Slate! Cupa H18s roof slate was chosen for two luxury homes at Stacklands Retreat, West Kingsdown, Kent – G R Regan & Son Ltd's first job in what is now on-going work for Brookworth Homes. G R Regan Roofing has been in business for 30 years and has 55 employees...
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How A VELUX Sun Tunnel Will Benefit Your Home
Posted on 25th June 2019 | Posted in 'How to' Advice, Buying Guides, Pitched Roofing, Flat Roofing & Roof WindowsLet there be light! How a VELUX sun tunnel will benefit your home What is a VELUX sun tunnel Also known as a VELUX sun tube or VELUX sun pipe, a VELUX sun tunnel is a 4mm toughened glass window that reflects light down either a flexible or rigid sheet metal tube that has a polished interior. They work like...
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How To Install Fixed-Gauge Clay Tiles
Installing fixed-gauge clay tiles does not have to be difficult. The process of setting out is not so different from fitting variable gauge tiles; even with variable-gauge tiles you still need to determine the number of courses from eaves to ridge to ensure an even gauge. The term ‘fixed-gauge’ is used loosely, as there is a very small degree of...
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The Versatility Of Clay Plain Tiles
Posted on 11th June 2019 | Posted in Buying Guides & Pitched RoofingThe versatility of clay plain tiles Clay is one of the most versatile building materials in the world and clay plain tiles are the most popular choice for our roofs. Because of its long lifespan, the environmental impact of a clay roof is less than many other materials. There are numerous examples of clay-tiled pitched roofs that have lasted over...
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Interpreting Roofing Standards On Site
Posted on 5th June 2019 | Posted in Pitched Roofing & Roofing FAQsInterpreting Roofing Standards on Site by John Mercer This article looks at topics in current roofing standards that are relevant to the roofer on site, such as BS 5534: the British Standard Code of practice for slating and tiling, BS 8000-6: the Code of practice for workmanship on building sites, Building Regulation Approved Document A and HSG publication ‘HSG33 Health...
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Britmet Lightweight Roof Tiles Conservatory Roof Replacement
Posted on 4th June 2019 | Posted in Buying Guides & Pitched RoofingConservatory roof replacement with lightweight Britmet roofing tiles Most traditional conservatories are built with a glass or polycarbonate roof. Is this the reason why many of us don’t enjoy sitting in there all year round? After having a conservatory built and decorated, we enjoy it in the summer (until it gets too hot!) and then shut the doors on it...
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A Guide To Edilians Clay Roof Tiles
Posted on 3rd June 2019 | Posted in Buying Guides & Pitched RoofingFrom the traditional clay pantile to imaginative clay slate alternatives, Edilians have a clay roof tile for every purpose. Here’s our guide to their wide range of high-quality, natural tiles and the material’s unique features. In 2018, the French brand leader EDILIANS changed its name from IMERYS Toiture. But ask for Edilian or Imerys, we’ll still know what you mean...
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The Benefits of VELUX CABRIO® Balconies
The benefits of VELUX CABRIO® balconies Do you lack outside space? Have a room in your attic which is dark? Do you find it difficult to add natural light because of the pitch of the roof? The innovative VELUX CABRIO® balcony system provides the solution to help create the loft conversion you’ve been dreaming of. Specifically designed for loft rooms...
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