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[Pocster]

  On 25/10/2018 at 17:15, Mr Punter said:

 

Yes SIG are excellent and deal with many different systems and will take full design responsibility.  You can deal with accredited contractors and get a proper design by and install at reduced risk (although at a price - but at least it will work).

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Oh I know it’s to cost !!

[Pocster]

Right!

 

Had many a "roofer" out. Today a guy from about a week ago wanted to view again with 2 technical guys.

They were speechless. Said it was the worst rubber install ever. The site is unique and non-standard and that the architect was wrong to insist on rubber.

The 'details' at the front (around gate posts etc.) being the main issue of concern.

They looked for a good hour - pulling many faces.

Ultimately they seemed to agree that it could 'probably' be done with a liquid membrane .

 

SIG are out tomorrow - be interesting too see how shocked he will be!

[PeterW]

Who installed the rubber and what is the guarantee..?? If they are prepared to state its not to the manufacturers spec then I would be looking for money back.

 

And your architect...... There are some good ones, and some who are pragmatic. Yours sounds like a twonk.

 

 

[Pocster]

  On 30/10/2018 at 14:30, PeterW said:

Who installed the rubber and what is the guarantee..?? If they are prepared to state its not to the manufacturers spec then I would be looking for money back.

 

And your architect...... There are some good ones, and some who are pragmatic. Yours sounds like a twonk.

 

 

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My architect presumably just thought "it's a rubber roof" - had no idea and no design for the 'details".

 

Forget about the original 'roofers' abysmal error - they obviously didn't take into account the detail also and just bodged it. Cash job ; so that's my bad...... ?

 

The 3 guys today must more conscious of the complexities . So now I have something to go on can judge SIG tomorrow......

[Onoff]

Car port...

 

[Pocster]

Guy from SIG has been

Said it’s not the worse he’s seen - Christ knows what he’s witnessed !!!

25 year warranty I like that a lot !!!!

He didn’t seem concerned or worried about any element....

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[Pocster]

Breaking my back ( and heart ) to rip it up but almost there !

 

 

[Mr Punter]

How far have you taken this down?  Is the membrane under the stuff we can see?

[Pocster]

  On 01/11/2018 at 10:19, Mr Punter said:

How far have you taken this down?  Is the membrane under the stuff we can see?

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Yes . So the lower bit is the 30mm reinforced concrete on the rubber .

sig said to get back this was fine ; then screed a fall 

[Mr Punter]

That is good as the rubber membrane looked fine, just the detailing and drainage.

 

I imagine that just removing the build up as you have will halt the water ingress.

[Pocster]

  On 01/11/2018 at 12:10, Mr Punter said:

That is good as the rubber membrane looked fine, just the detailing and drainage.

 

I imagine that just removing the build up as you have will halt the water ingress.

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Oh I don’t doubt it . The water level will effectively lower now .

My back aches - filling up a 10 yard skip ?

[Mr Punter]

But well done for soldiering on. Follow what SIG say to the letter. If you are not sure what is specified, bat it back to them.

[Pocster]

  On 01/11/2018 at 12:29, Mr Punter said:

But well done for soldiering on. Follow what SIG say to the letter. If you are not sure what is specified, bat it back to them.

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I’m going to get sig to do everything.

I simply haven’t got the impetus to do the screed even - sig said they can recommend someone .

[Onoff]

  On 01/11/2018 at 13:50, pocster said:

I’m going to get sig to do everything.

I simply haven’t got the impetus to do the screed even - sig said they can recommend someone .

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Adds weight to their guarantee. 

 

Still, look on the brightside, at least you haven't spent out too much in time and money...

[Pocster]

  On 01/11/2018 at 13:53, Onoff said:

 

Adds weight to their guarantee. 

 

Still, look on the brightside, at least you haven't spent out too much in time and money...

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8 weeks work and 5k ?

[Pocster]

Right !

Finally all clear - still waiting for SIG man to get back too me after initial visit 

 

 

[Mr Punter]

Give him a chase - email then phone.

[Pocster]

  On 14/11/2018 at 12:52, Mr Punter said:

Give him a chase - email then phone.

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Already done !! . I’ll give him until Monday then call him if no replies. Really want this sorted as he said any screed needs to cure for 30 days before they waterproof.

[Pocster]

Yeah !

Coming to look tomorrow with a contractor ! There is a god ! . Ok , there isn’t but it’s like there is . Kind of like Brexit ; some people thought it was a good idea . Now everyone thinks it’s a bad idea but do it anyway . Ah , rambling ...

 

[Pocster]

SIG and a contractor coming too look Thursday at 1pm . 2 real choices seem to be liquid roof or hot melt .

[Onoff]

  On 20/11/2018 at 12:59, pocster said:

SIG and a contractor coming too look Thursday at 1pm . 2 real choices seem to be liquid roof or hot melt .

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Just to note with "asphalt" that as I alluded to I think above it comes in different grades as in for roofs, to drive on  (in delivery bays etc).

[Pocster]

  On 20/11/2018 at 15:53, Onoff said:

 

Just to note with "asphalt" that as I alluded to I think above it comes in different grades as in for roofs, to drive on  (in delivery bays etc).

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Of course !

Sig are going to go with whatever the contractor says .

[Pocster]

Well !

 

SIG have been 

@Onoff deserves some brownie points !

Hot bitumen pour seems to be the solution .....

[PeterW]

And then what on top..?? How are they detailing around the rooflights..??

[Pocster]

  On 22/11/2018 at 14:04, PeterW said:

And then what on top..?? How are they detailing around the rooflights..??

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He did say all this . But I confess can’t remember exact detail . Have to wait until I get it in writing...