PVC Guttering

Fascias and Soffits

External Cladding

Internal Cladding

Hygiene Cladding

Underground Drainage

Soil and Waste

Decking

Flooring

Fibre Cement Cladding

Polycarbonate and Acrylic Sheets

Roofing and Glazing Bars

Step 1: Install Tiling Battens

Position the tiling battens with a 30-50mm overhang over the brick or barge board.
For refurbishment projects, remove existing mortar bedding and install a new tiling batten beneath the existing one.

Step 2: Lay Tiles and Attach Batten End Clips

Lay tiles so they are flush with the battens.
Slide the batten end clips onto the overhanging batten ends and nail them in place.

Step 3: Install the Starter Piece

Snap the starter piece off the blanking plate.
Starting at the bottom edge of the roof, insert the starter piece into the front end of the verge unit.
Mark the position of the starter piece on the fascia and barge board.
Remove the unit and mechanically fix the starter piece into position through the grid.

Step 4: Attach the First Verge Unit

Slide the first verge unit over the tile at the eaves, and into the starter kit.
Ensure it fits under the head laps for a firm hold.
Screw-fix the unit through the top grid into the batten end clip and batten.

Step 5: Continue with Subsequent Verge Units

Step 6: Proceed Up the Barge Board

Continue this process along the barge board up to the ridge.
If necessary, insert the blanking plate over the final verge nail grid to prevent water ingress and improve aesthetics.

Step 7: Finish with a Ridge Cap

Upon reaching the ridge, insert a Ridge Cap.
Ensure the flexible flaps on the Ridge Cap contour around the outside of the Verge Unit.
Screw the Ridge Cap to the ridge batten.