Dry Ridge & Dry Verge

In England & Wales, traditional mortar bedding is still the most widely used fixing method, compared to Scotland where currently 80% of verges are mechanically fixed. However, with the increased incidence of storms over the past few years has clearly highlighted the unreliability of mortar to secure the tiles, the switch to dry verge is gathering greater momentum every year, with all the advantage.

It is not difficult to see why British standards state that no reliance should be placed on the shear strength of mortar used in the filling and bedding. Mortar will eventually crack, in contrast, Redland dry verges are mechanically fixed and each unit individually screwed. With the next unit interlocking giving extra strength and hiding the screws offering maximum protection against strong wind and water penetration giving you long term protection with a neat, attractive appearance and with none of the ongoing costs associated with mortar

Dry Verge benefits:

• Maintenance free gable
• No more cracked cement
• No more cement fall out
• Prevents the cause of rotting lath
• Stops tile lift in strong winds
• Prevents entry of birds and large insects
• Helps to stop water ingress
• Complies full with relevant British standard BS5534
• 15 Year Guarantee Against cracking

Fascia

There is no doubt that a fascia looks very stylish on any property big or small. Behind all its good looks is a simplicity which enhances the attraction. Not only does the fascias enjoy all the benefits of the PVC-ue component material but it also boasts a unique mechanical jointing system - for perfect trouble free corners and in line joints.

To suit the diversity of properties we offer an unrivalled range of fascia systems, each contributing its own original style to the building. A look at some of the features revels the variety of options and quality of performance inherent in our facias range.

The impermeable outer surface is none absorbent and so total weatherproof. Marine grade fastening components ensure total weatherproofing of any exposed fixings

Component materials do not burn and possess a class 1 fire rating in compliance with BS476

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