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Interlocking Tiles - Gap

  • 06-04-2015 10:55AM
    #1
    Cerco
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    I have interlocking roof tiles. The end tile of every second row has a gap under the interlock overhang ( the piece that would lock onto another tile).
    On every other row the end tile is flush with the barge, the gap being on the other end of the row.
    I have a problem with rain leaking in and I suspect it is coming through the gaps which face into the wind. Can I fill these gaps and if so what could I use?
    I suspect the tile underlay may have rotted due to weathering , though I cannot see it. Thanks


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  • #2
    Quazzie
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29,547 ✭✭✭✭Quazzie


    Cerco wrote: »
    I have interlocking roof tiles. The end tile of every second row has a gap under the interlock overhang ( the piece that would lock onto another tile).
    On every other row the end tile is flush with the barge, the gap being on the other end of the row.
    I have a problem with rain leaking in and I suspect it is coming through the gaps which face into the wind. Can I fill these gaps and if so what could I use?
    I suspect the tile underlay may have rotted due to weathering , though I cannot see it. Thanks

    It can be filled with a mortar mix and some die in to colour it to suit the tiles.

    If there has been a lot of water ingress though I'd be investigating further to the extent of the damage already caused.


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