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by diggingdeeper - 8th May 2025 8:12am
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Hi guys
Just making enquiries guys,into how to make my shed roofing felt more secure on the edges besides the clout nails, such as some sort of corner brace/bracket even something that runs along the whole of the edge of the roof itself if you get my drift, the clout nails are not enough especially after the recent storms we have had
Thnx for along to time to read this post
Cheers
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slate batten. bitumen adhesive if you can lift the exstg felt. fascia board if folded around edge. Just looking to refelt a friends summerhouse and considering the EPDM rubber. You can get it cut in one piece and its glued down. good luck
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