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Old 03-02-2010, 05:28 AM   #21
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Quality bit of Slating ER.Those Slates are so much smoother looking than the Spanish we use which are Heavy grade.
The valleys are as straight as railway lines too.
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Old 03-04-2010, 06:34 PM   #22
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Thanks BPC, i have another one comming up with the same GC, a church extention, will let you know as soon as i do!
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what are those clips on the rake ? nice work, we have had bad luck with spanish black over here, a lot of pyrite and crossgrain.

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The Spanish roofing tile is similar in appearance to the imbrex-and-tegula roof in that it uses curved, interconnected ceramic tiles for weatherproofing. It was, and continues to be, a hallmark of the fifteenth-century Santa Fe style of residential architecture.
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what are those clips on the rake ? nice work, we have had bad luck with spanish black over here, a lot of pyrite and crossgrain.

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Hi Jim, The clips are there to help stop the verge slates blowing off, the house was in a valley and had very strong winds there.
I can remember when we first started using Spanish slates about25yrs ago and we also had the problems your talking about, these were the best Spanish slates i have used and were the most expensive!.
Peter i think your talking about the Spanish tiles not slates.
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Cheers Aussie thanks for the coments, the footballer was Yobo from Everton except if he reads this it wasnt lol!
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