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24th February 2010, 02:20 PM #1
Roof carpentry opinions needed on completed work.
Hi
I just had some work completed, and my roof plumber pointed out some things that he thought were wrong with the roof carpentry, that could affect tiling.
1. Tile tilt fillet too low and exposing the rear of the fascia.
2. Poorly installed rafters.
3. The vertical distance from the top of the fascia to the top of the rafter is 60mm, yet my existing roof tiles sit on 25mm hard wood battens.
See attached photos.
My roof carpenter hasn't replied to two emails so far, so I am a little suspicious, but don't want to get concerned until I hear some more opinions.
Are there any experienced people here who can comment whether this work is to industry standard.
Many thanks
Gordon
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