Using Corrugated Bitumen Sheets to Reroof a Garden Shed
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- I noticed that my shed roof was in need of attention. There were sections of roofing felt missing, and there are traces of daylight visible inside. It is a standard felt roof, but I view using roofing felt as a difficult job, more suitable for experienced roofers on office blocks or houses. So I used bitumen sheets which made the job a practical DIY activity.
I filmed this over the summer of 2020, primarily as an exercise in videography, to demonstrate my own skills in film making. If you need affordable videography for a similar, or even a very different project, check out www.videofoundry.net for more details and to find out how to contact me and make your project a reality.
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Nice job, no need to remove the old felt though
Good work, sir. Great job on your roof, a really informative, well-planned and edited video with a good choice of music too. Thanks for taking the time to show us this.
Thanks very much! And the roof is doing well, just coming up to four years now and still snug and dry in there.
Nice vid. @ 01:12 its all clogged up. spray some WD40 on both sides of the saw blade before cutting. It'll help lubricate the blade and stop it from clogging
Great tip - more like this and the comments will end up being of more value than the video!
Absolutely brilliant, it has given me some confidence to be able to challenge myself to fix our shed roof. I salute you sir! Thank u again!
I value your appreciation - I hope it goes well!
Oh you poor boy (copyright: Hans Zimmer) 😍
Si has sido bueno este año tienes que pedirle a los reyes magos un destornillador de batería,verte usar un 🪛 para tornillos tan largos en estos tiempos llama la atención.
Great job! Brilliant work and a well produced video!
Thanks very much. It was fun in the summer. I wouldn't like to do it now.
@@VideofoundryNet Definitely not! :)
Thanks for the video. I have a shed that's about 8 feet by 12 feet. the felt blew half off in the wind. I have been looking at the sheeting that you have used. I could work out the finer detail of how
to do the job. At present I have a large sheet of tarpaulin on at the moment. Thanks, Ron.
Glad it was helpful!
That's a good job. Thanks for making an honest video showing what went well and what was not so easy. I have the same job to do, but 4 times the area and half as high again. Also, living in the wettest county in England is not an advantage !
I was very lucky with the weather in 2020 when I filmed this - a long hot summer with no rain for weeks. But if you are not having to film as you go along it should go quite quickly. Best of luck!
Thank you for sharing. Will give this a go myself.
It seems very thin compared with the concrete style sheets.
This autumn it will have been four years since the re-roofing, and it has not deteriorated. Unlike roofing felt it does not need to be bent at right angles to fit over the edge of roofs, so avoiding the places where it is most likely to split, so I think it has a good chance of lasting well.
Great work as always!!
Nice job, where did you get the materials from?
I ordered www.roofingmegastore.co.uk/corrapol-sheet-black.html - these ones are labelled "Fast Delivery" and they came straight from the manufacturer, Clear Amber. I could tell because the packages had "from" fields on the courier labels. You might want to check out roofingmegastore on trustpilot - I didn't but it worked out ok.
You can also buy this from Wickes, the brand name is onduline.
@@alexakasloth Onduline is another brand, the Corrapol-BT range is from Clear Amber.
Outstanding Sir !!
Thanks very much - hope its useful!