How to Walk on Tile Roofs SAFELY
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- In this video, I'm going to show you how to walk on a tile roof without breaking any tiles. We'll discuss some simple steps to walk on a tile roof safely, and then at the end I'll show you how to break a tile.
If you're thinking of walking on a tile roof, then this video is for you! We'll show you how to walk on a tile roof safely and help you avoid common hazards. After watching this video, you'll be ready to walk on your next tile roof with confidence!
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Have you ever broken a tile by walking on it? Let me know the story below😅
That bit at the end gives me all the confidence i need to walk on tiles. But mostly i love how the next suggested video to watch is 'how to repair a broken roof tile' hahaha.
Haha that’s plan b
Smart suggestions and advice! Thank you.
You bet!
thank you! very helpful video.
Glad it was helpful!
I need to wash the solar panels on the roof. this video was useful. thanks and greetings from the Netherlands.
Thanks for watching!
He makes totally great videos. Very helpful.
Glad you like them!
A GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT ADVICE THE BEST ON THIS THANK YOU
Glad to hear. Hope you don’t break any tiles
tile roofer here
what this man mostly says is correct but everything mostly depends on how old the tiles are fresh new ones you can mostly place your foot everywhere
in this video the roof angle itself is really flat but it can also degree more to the sky, in that case you are most certain need to place your feet horizon angle on 1 roof tile for most grip possible otherwise you will just slide down and hurt yourself
dont try this with really old roof tiles doesnt matter how you do it most certain you will break some maybe alot depending on
his weight was 200 pound in my country thats 90 kilos most of my co workers all have big beer stomachs and are way over that and still can walk normaly over it
again only try this on fresh new tiles old ones will break doesnt matter what material from clay to concrete
Thank you for watching. Totally agree with you, makes a big difference on the age of tiles.
What country are you from?
How old is an old tile
Thank you!
Welcome!
Nice video and thanks for your demonstration LOL
Thanks for the view
The roofs in Romania are very steep,you basically can't stand up without slipping and breaking your neck,you have to crawl like a demon to change damaged tiles
I’m glad we don’t have to deal with that here
Good stuff to know
Let’s see you walk on a clay tile roof. Teasing ya! Great video guys.
That’s definitely harder, especially weighing 240lb. I have been known to break tiles from time to time
Thanks for contributing ... Appreciate it
My pleasure!
this was useful
Glad to hear
Thank you. Felt like a weird turtle up there but nothing broke!
Lol, I know the feeling. You’ll get used to it
Your a God! Thanks!!!
Not sure about that 😁
Will this work if the person going on the roof is 270lbs?
I’m 240, and can usually walk on tile roofs without breakage. It matters allot on what tiles you’re actually walking on.
Thanks i almost slipped last time with my dad
Careful, wet and especially mossy tiles get slippery
"dont try this at home"
Makes sure he uses someone else's help home 😂
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use shoes with soft soles
So if you’re 400 pounds, that food is screwed either way lol
LoL
common sense.
It is
@@RoofRepairSpecialistLol even if it was the idea is you are an expert giving confidence to non expert. Stephen is just salty. Good video.
Common sense would have kept you from leaving this comment. ;)