How to ensure the correct detailing of pitched roof valleys

By John Mercer, technical manager at Sandtoft

Vertical plain tiling

By John Mercer, technical manager, Sandtoft

The use of saddles

By John Mercer, technical manager, Sandtoft

The pros and cons of using reclaimed roof tiles and slates

By John Mercer, technical manager, Sandtoft

How to construct a watertight low pitch roof – Part 1

By John Mercer, technical director at Wienerberger

Detailing – The use of bonding gutters

Continuing with the theme of pitched roof detailing, in this month’s article John Mercer, technical manager, Sandtoft, examines the use of bonding gutters

Residential roofing issues

By John Mercer, technical manager at Wienerberger Roof Tiles

The importance of using the right clips with roof tiles

By John Mercer, technical manager, Sandtoft

Choosing the correct weathering detail at side abutments

By John Mercer, technical manager, Sandtoft

Considerations for low-pitch roofs

Pitched roofs come in all shapes and sizes. Roof shape helps define the overall feel of a home, with steeply pitched roofs offering a more traditional look versus the more contemporary aesthetic of a low pitch. Simon Button, product manager for roof at Wienerberger discusses the design considerations for a low-pitch roof