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    Flashing option on two roofs with different levels

    Hi Doug, after giving it a bit of thought I have resolved my issue. Basically, I am going to fit a thin board along the face of the existing workshop (as opposed to fitting additional shiplap) and then butt the profiled roof up to it. The joint between the two will be sealed firstly with sealant...
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    Flashing option on two roofs with different levels

    Hi Doug, I’m presently away but will attach photo on my return. Thanks
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    Flashing option on two roofs with different levels

    Hi Doug, thanks for your reply. I have considered Flashband but have concerns with how the final job will look fitted to both shiplap on one side and also on a profiled roof on the other. How good is Flashband?? I’m no roofer but I do want it to look neat. Have I other options ..... is...
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    Flashing option on two roofs with different levels

    Hi, I’m in the process of building a wooden extension on the gable end of my wooden workshop. Both the workshop and the extension have a pitched roof with the extension roof being lower than the height of the workshop roof. The workshop roof is covered with Metrotile and so will be the...
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    Build extension onto existing wooden workshop

    Hi MikeG, Many thanks for your reply. Just a bit of further information is that the existing workshop roof is 3.3m high from the base. The extension will have a separate and lower roof at under 2.5m high. The extension will protrude outwards from the side elevation by about 1.5m which will...
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    Build extension onto existing wooden workshop

    Hi all, This is my first post and would welcome any advice please that you can offer. My query is that I would like to build a small extension/store on the side of my existing wooden workshop. The existing workshop (built on the basis of a Permitted Development - uncertificated) has an internal...
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