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Anyone got any experiance with stone slate roof, im curious to know how you hold the slate back up once removed to install a hook - lead tingles are not strong enough - what do most do about fixing the slate back?
 
Ok - im sure i will be able to get something to do the job - just hoping someone on here has actually done a stone slate/flag roof. Im sure some types stone roofs the slates/flags "hook" over the baton.
 
Have you considered, dare i say it, hanger bolts on the stone flags? Their thickness and strength may be better suited to that method... Just a thought...
 
Have you considered, dare i say it, hanger bolts on the stone flags? Their thickness and strength may be better suited to that method... Just a thought...

Its not that thick, so its crossed my mind, but ive already pick hooks up today, just going to go to site tomorrow and learn the hard like usual.
 
Cheers - this is yorkshire style stone roof about 20mm thick
you can get the hangers to be adjustable ive fitted the non adjustable ones before . you can adjust to thickness of tile and also adjust to level panels off. im not sure what you call them cos i dont order i just fit.
 
I know - dont fancy hanger bolts, i prefer to use hooks and flashing, i cant see this being a hard job. Always the same when your not 100% sure about something, but after the first few hooks the rest will fly on.
 
i youl be grand you know yourself once you get started its easy enough , some boys wouldnt touch it if they werent sure about it but to me if theres obstacles in front of you and you want the work youve just gotta find a way round them. if your beat before you start you may aswel stay in bed. cheers
 
This jobs going alright, the roof turned out to be fake stone, there massive concrete slates, held on with a single nail in the middle at the top. Once we got the first two rafters done we was onto it. The method we are doing is 2 rows of 8 in landscape, on the rafter we bolt to we are stripping the slates from the top to expose all the rafter then re-building from the bottom up with the hooks, flashing and slate. Only done 20 hooks and already used 12m code 3 @300mm wide. just going to buy another 2 rolls, this has cost approx £240 in total plus vat on its own, so in the future when the prices are leaner its something im not going to forget.

Will post pictures when its done.

Chow
 
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