Will do. Its a wee bit tricky to handle (wafts about at 3.6m long and only 10mm thick) so it's going to be fun getting it up on the scaffold. I have never used it either so a learning curve for me too.
Cladding for Front of House
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I suggest you use a bit of mastic on the laps as it can rattle a bit in the wind if you don't.
You can buy special blades for your mitre saw if you want
a clean cut.
You can buy special blades for your mitre saw if you want
a clean cut.
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We use deeplas embossed. It’s more or less exactly the same as the vortex but it’s 6m
6mtrs sounds good, the dormer is 5.7m wide. I looked for a stockist but they want to put me in touch with an installer.
Decisions, decisions!!! He has priced me for the Eurocell doubles but the Cedral does look better without the smooth/gap bit.
You can also use it to do the roof line (fascia, soffit) as I have done. They supply colour coded screws for any face fixings.
They have already done those:
I went to a job of theirs that they did with the Fortex, I'm going to drive past this morning and have another look. I've got the offcut in my hand but I'll never be closer than 5/6mtrs to the dormer.
I went to a job of theirs that they did with the Fortex, I'm going to drive past this morning and have another look. I've got the offcut in my hand but I'll never be closer than 5/6mtrs to the dormer.
I’m sure our stockist can ship to Rochdale mate.
The Cedral is dusty and a bugger to cut, but a quality product all the same....
Looks super mate.
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