GPPV-TLE-BL
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Product Description & Key Features
The SmartVerge® Thin Leading Edge dry verge system provides a neat and attractive finish to the gable end verge detail of a roof covered with thin leading edge roof tiles. The design of the system is ambidextrous and allows the units to be installed to either hand of the verge. The flanges are designed to lay perfectly flat to the tile surface thanks to the unique split fixing plate, helping to eliminate tile kick up on the course above and increasing the effective drainage angle of the lower flange, improving the rate of water runoff from the verge and away from the wall.
The system is mortar-free and can be fixed in all weather conditions, easily capping over each tile in succession and once fitted they are weatherproof and maintenance free. The verge units are available in a range of colours to compliment any variation of roof design.
Angled or round Ridge End Caps are available to protect the end of the ridge while the unique Eaves Closure with its simpler fitting and colour matched external fixing at the base of the verge, secures the first unit and prevents ingress into the roof space from birds and large insects.
- Independently tested to conform with BS 8612
- Meets BS 5534 requirements for mechanical fixing
- Fast and easy to install, mortar-free, dry fix verge system
- Suits large format concrete thin leading edge tiles
- Ambidextrous unit suit both hands of the verge
- Unique split fixing plate helps reduce tile kick-up
- Suitable for both new build and refurbishment details
- Drains moisture away from the wall to prevent staining
- Protects the verge from exposure to the elements
- Available in a range of colours to suit various roof types
- System independently wind tunnel tested at the BRE
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