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The Ulitmate Guide to Installing a Rooflight in Your Home

We want to make installing your rooflight as simple as possible. To do this we have created this comprehensive guide to installing a rooflight.

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The Ulitmate Guide to Installing a Rooflight in Your Home

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  1. HITECH ROOFLIGHTS The Ulitmate Guide to Installing a Rooflight in Your Home WWW.HITECHROOFLIGHTS.CO.UK

  2. We want to make installing your rooflight as simple as possible. To do this we have created this comprehensive guide to installing a rooflight. If you have any questions along the way please do not hesitate to call us!

  3. GUIDE TO INSTALLING A ROOFIGHT Confirm which size roofight best suits your needs. recommended purchase the rooflight before you start work on your roof. At Hitech there available. It is that you are 12 sizes

  4. The rooflight must incorporate a minimum 5° pitch. If your existing roof lacks this pitch, you will need to install the kerb/upstand to ensure this minimum 5° pitch is achieved. This angle is crucial for effective water drainage, preventing water accumulation on the glass surface.

  5. Preparation of the Roof Opening: Begin by measuring accurately marking the precise location for installation. Make certain that the opening dimensions match the specifications of the roof light you’ve acquired. and the rooflight

  6. After installing the opening, start to construct or install the timber kerb. Ideally, the recommended upstand height 150mm above the level of your roof covering, guidelines outlined in the BS 6229:1982 code of practice for flat roofs. should be as per the

  7. Apply Roof Covering: When applying your covering, whether EPDM, or any other material, it’s imperative that the covering extends up and over the kerb, completely enveloping the top of the kerb. chosen roof GRP, it’s

  8. Installing the Glass Pane: Begin by applying a generous silicone seal along all four surfaces of the kerb. Don’t be overly concerned about the appearance of the seal; the key is to create a robust, watertight connection between the glass and the kerb.

  9. Seal the Edges: To further enhance weatherproofing, apply a compatible silicone sealant around the perimeter of the glass pane where it meets the kerb/upstand and smooth off.

  10. Testing for Leaks: After the rooflight has been installed and sealed, it’s vital to conduct a thorough leak test. Simulate rainfall by using a hose or water source and examine the interior for any indications of water infiltration. meticulously

  11. Adhere Guidelines: Consistent cleaning and routine inspections essential for preventing debris accumulation and identifying any necessary requirements. to Maintenance are maintenance

  12. Connect with us. 01733 590 315 info@hitechrooflights.co.uk hitechrooflights.co.uk

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