Redland ST4, Руководство по установке

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33. The roof tiles can now be laid around the panel.
The front apron flashing can be lifted to allow
the immediate course of tiles below the panel to
be laid properly.
For deeply profiled tiles, cut off the profile
crowns at the tile head at 45
o
from the pan.
Ensure that the cuts are straight, smooth and
even across the whole flashing width, and that
correct laps are achieved. Use a roofing sealant
at flashing edges if water will fall into them.
To seal the gap under the tiles each end of the
apron flashing: Either fold up the left and right
ends of the flashing just sufficiently to close the
gap; Or cut a suitable length of the Sealband
Foam Strip and adhere to the outer edges of the
flashing.
At a suitable stage in the laying of the tiles
below and to the sides of the Panel, remove the
protective strip from the adhesive and fix down
the apron flashing properly and evenly.
34. The tiles can then be laid around the sides of
the panel. The tiles should be laid to butt up
against the central upstand of the side flashing
(with interlocks removed). With a hammer,
knock off any tile nibs that lap over or into the
gutter. All the tiles abutting the panel should be
mechanically fixed to the tiling battens in
accordance with the fixing specification for the
roof
(Note: Contact Redland Technical
Solutions for a correct fixing specification for the
roof construction and location).
35. Complete tiling in this fashion on both sides of
the panel. In some cases, the fixing bars will
extend beyond the side gutter edges and not
have enough clearance above the tiling batten
to accommodate the nibs of the tiles near the
top of the side gutters. Here the nibs must be
removed, and care taken to ensure correct
alignment when nailing and clipping.
36. With careful setting out (see item “ 13 ”) it should
be possible to avoid small cut tile pieces around
the panel. However, if it is not possible to avoid
small cuts that cannot be mechanically fixed
into a tiling batten, a special clip is available that
can be secured with the help of a hammer to
the head of the tile, and with the attached wire
to the nearest tiling batten.