Dry verge systems, or dry-fixing, is a roofing system that involves caps or verges that interlock, clipping over the edge of the roof tiles, protecting the tiles, keeping them secured and preventing water and pests from entering the roof space.

Jun 20, 2022 · A dry verge is a system used to secure roof tiles at the edge of a roof. It consists of a number of components, including verge boards, verge clips, and hip tiles. The system is designed to allow for movement in the roof structure, while still …

Jun 24, 2023 · Fitting a dry verge to an existing roof involves a step-by-step process, including installing underlay, battening the verge, and connecting the dry verge pieces. Today, this extensive guide will walk you through the process in great detail.

Apr 11, 2024 · Dry verge covers the joint between roof tiles and brickwork on your roof without using traditional mortar. By using a dry verge system in place of mortar joints, you benefit from giving your roof verge more protection, avoiding damage due to wet weather and steering clear of costly maintenance work in the future.

Apr 20, 2023 · The main difference between a wet verge and a dry verge is the method used to fix the roof tiles or slates to the roof edge. Wet verge systems use mortar to bond the roof tiles or slates to the roof edge, while dry verge systems use mechanical fixings such as clips or screws to hold the tiles or slates in place.

Dry verge is a roof tile sealing system designed to prevent water ingress from harsh weather such as rain from damaging the roof and the rest of your property. It eliminates the use of mortar or wet verge, so dry verge can be installed regardless of the weather, and is less likely to warp or crack, thanks to its sturdy properties and being made ...

Dry verge can be a cost-effective and durable roofing system, but it’s fairly common to experience dry verge problems if it’s not fitted correctly, or if it degrades from weathering. Here we cover some common issues with dry verge and how to fix dry verge edging.

Dry Verge eliminates the need for mortar pointing. Simple & easy to install in any weather. Proves excellent value for money compare to labour intensive pointing. Reduces the risk of damage to verge in bad weather. Maintenance free. Available in different colours to suit different colours of Fascias and Soffits.

May 26, 2016 · Making installation even easier, the ambidextrous dry verge systems are easily adapted on site to fit either the left or right hand verges of the roof, meaning only one verge unit is required rather than two.