Flat roof beside a stone gable
About this job
This flat roof sits between a stone gable and the garden. It was re-covered in a new mineral-surfaced finish, laid in neat overlapping laps and dressed up against the walls where the roof meets the house.
Where a flat roof meets a wall is the most common place for it to leak, so the upstands get as much care as the roof itself.
The job, photo by photo
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The finished flat roof beside the stone gable. -
The new roof running out towards the garden. -
Where the roof meets the house. -
Neat laps across the finished roof. -
The roof from the far end, with the garden alongside.
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