Felt And Tile Battens

Felt and tile battens


Felt and tile battens






























The common defects for felt tile battens

· Rips and tiers in then felt
· Batten pulling out form first fix of they roof stretcher and falling
· Using they wrong felt for they type of tile your laying
· Rotting of they battens




Possible defects and limitations in the materials

· They size of they batten and thinness
· They different type of felt use on they tile you use
· They lasting of they felt and its duribitly


Tools


• Pencil
• Retractable knife
• Tape
• Hammer
• Broom
• Bin
• Dust pan brush
• Tri square
• Panel saw
• Hop up




PPE

• Boots
• Gloves
• Goggles
• Hard hat
• Dust mask

Plant higher

• Scaffolding £1,800
• Extra ladders £150
• Skip £195

Materials

• Galvanised nails £40 per bag (3 bags)
• Breathable Roofing Felt 1.5m x 50m £100 per roll (3 rolls)
• Roofing Batten 19mm x 38mm £2 per batten (50)

The Risk Assessment

The risk of reaping cement roofing

• Falling from height
• Slips
• Falling objects

Everybody has to wear correct PPE. We put up netting to stop falls and objects from falling and put the first set of scaffolding boards to a floor to protect the general public. Will be working to the working at height regulations 2005, (HSE) and they health and safety act of 1974.




Method statement

Before we start on replacing your felt and batten we put are PPE on to protect use and any other things needed to protect you and they public will be doing it to they (HSE) and they health and safety act 1974 and working at height regulations 2005. so we shall start to get scaffolding up and around your house to then tip of rotten batten and riped felt so that we can skip it and start to apply they new felt we got. then when felt has been apply all round they roof we start to make out battens to place were original cement or slate tiles
after all that is done and we checked that all they battne and felt are well applyed then we will finish the last touches that need to be done plus clearance.
Quote

Dear Customer


We have inspected your roof and you need new felt and batten around roof

Next we will get the scaffolding up to get accesses to roof more easily and got a skip

Strip all felt and rotten batten

We then replace they felt and battens needed because of a hole in felt and battens were rotting away

Attach felt and batten

Then we will finish the last touches that need to be done. (plus clearance)

Times

2 days 8hrs

Cost
The costs of all the materials plus the scaffolding, Skip and job will cost £3,675 plus VAT.

• Scaffolding £1,800
• Skip £195
• Ladders £150
• Materials £370
• Lader £20 per hour
• Overhead (petrol,PPE,permit) £200

total cost £3,675

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