This GRC 450mm Club Crested Ridge is an ornamental ridge tile consisting of a classical crested design with three club-shaped holes. Popular during the Victorian period, it adds a decorative style to the apex of your roof. Each ridge tile is manufactured using a combination of ... Read More
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Find out moreThis GRC 450mm Club Crested Ridge is an ornamental ridge tile consisting of a classical crested design with three club-shaped holes. Popular during the Victorian period, it adds a decorative style to the apex of your roof.
Each ridge tile is manufactured using a combination of Portland cement, sand, glass fibres and pigment. The surface is then coated with a water-based paint, resulting in a very strong, durable and uniform product.
When wet fixing ridges, locate the top course of special short slates to ensure the required ridge cover is given. If using socketed ridges, locate and position overlapping sockets away from prevailing weather conditions. Edge bed all ridges in mortar and solid bed all ridge tile joints. Finish bedding and pointing neatly. The mortar should comprise three parts sharp sand and one part Portland cement. A proprietary bonding agent mixed with cement and applied to the underside of the ridge will enhance the bond between the ridge and the mortar.
Additional mechanical fixings should be used as required in accordance with BS 5534 Part 1. 2003 and the current codes of practice. Solid bed the end of the end ridge tile. Where required, fix a suitable hip iron in the base of the hip rafter. Cut the bottom hip tile to align with the eaves. Then, carefully finish bedding and pointing.
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