gaz83

Hi any help would be appreciated. I have a pitched roof that terminates onto a flat roof. I recently laid the EPDM on the flat roof and due to the pitch roof sarking boards not being in great condition I overlaid with 9mm osb3 30cm up the pitch so the EPDM had a good surface to bond to. I have went to dry lay the slates and the osb has caused the bottom of the eaves course to kick out about 1" from the pitched roof. Is this acceptable?

What do you mean by the tilt fillet may need cutting? I have been thinking of maybe getting slate hooks for the slates above. Sorry for the delay, im working abroad

The water will just drain onto the flat roof

They are tubular/thermal fixings

Would you treat the under eaves course above the flat roof as a normal under eaves course and just keep the slates in line with the existing slates on the left while maintaining the same headlap?

Hi gents Any help would be appreciated. I'm looking for any info regarding merging the pitch roof on the left to the pitched above the flat roof. At the flat roof to pitch roof transition osb3 has been ran around 250mm up the pitch so the EPDM had a good surface to bond to. Problems I see are above the flat roof will require a tilting fillet and also lining up the under eaves course. Does anyone have experience doing this job before? I have experience completely re slating a small roof and am a pretty competent diyer Any help would be appreciated