ROOFING
CUSTOM ORB ROOF SHEETING – Min. 5º Pitch
- Temporary – roof perimeter guard rail (Where there is a possibility of falling 3m or greater) W.A Code of Practice for the prevention of falls in the workplace – 2004
- Subcontract labour – Roof Plumber
- Roof - steel corrugated - colorbond - 0.42mm BMT
- Roof sheeting - barge capping steel - 0.55mm BMT extra for barge cap in steel – colorbond
- Roof sheeting - ridge / hip capping steel - 0.55mm BMT extra for ridge/hip cap in steel – colorbond
- Roof insulation blanket – Bradford Anticon 60 - glasswool - blanket - R 1.3 - 60mm thick
- Sarking – Bradford Thermoseal – Starter strip
ROOF TILES CONCRETE – WITH SARKING – VARIOUS PROFILES
- Temporary – roof perimeter guard rail (Where there is a possibility of falling 3m or greater) W.A Code of Practice for the prevention of falls in the workplace – 2004
- Subcontract Labour – Roof Tiler
- Conveyor Hire – Electric/Petrol
- Anti-Ponding Board – Fibrecement - 275mm x 4.5mm (attached to top of fascia and rafters, allowing a minimum 50mm clearance between APB and first tile batten)
- Sarking – Bradford Thermoseal
NCC 2019 VOLUME 2 – 3.5.2.4 Sarking Sarking must— (a)be provided in accordance with Table 3.5.2.2; and (b)comply with AS/NZS 4200.1 and be installed with— (i)each adjoining sheet or roll being— (A)overlapped not less than 150 mm; or (B)taped together; and (ii)sarking fixed to supporting members at not more than 300 mm centres; and (iii)no sags greater than 40 mm in the sarking.
- Pine Battens – 38mm x 38mm or Hardwood 50mm x 25mm @ 355mm Centers
- Roof tiles Concrete – 432 x 355mm
- Roof tiles Concrete – Hip/Ridge/Barge tile – Bed and Point – Hip Ridge tile/Top Ridge tile/Barge tile/ 3 way Apex tile
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