Ventilated Eaves Starter Bar for Envirotile Roof Tiles(600mm long)Prevents tile uplift at the eaves!The Eaves Starter Bar is an integral part of the Envirotile roof system, and is designed to secure the first course of tile over the eaves, whilst allowing escape of any built-up condensation.Multiple sections of Eaves Starter Bar are used end-to-end to span the width of a roof and are fixed with stainless steel screws over the fascia board, with felt and felt support tray beneath.Features Eaves Starter Bar & Envirotile Prevents tile uplift - locks first course of tile Easy to fit - just screw fit bar and clip in tile Lightweight roofing - 80% lighter than a concrete tile Low-pitch solution - pitched from 12.5° to vertical Virtually unbreakable - easy to transport and fit Smaller lap - lower cost per metre and less work Reduces build costs - easy to handle and quick to fit Improved surface - easy grip and anti-fungal Fully recyclable - made from recycled plastics 25 Year guarantee - long service and peace of mind Envirotile tiles interlock with adjacent and under tiles to form a more secure integrated roof covering, and uses a reduced lap that can require just 12 tiles per square metre; so reduces weight, material cost and work. Reduced weight means cheaper transportation, reduced CO² transport emissions and less structural roof requirement. Being easy to work with and approximately 50% the weight of other synthetic tiles, makes Envirotile the perfect choice for creating an authentic looking conservatory roof conversion.Designed and manufactured in the UK, Envirotile synthetic slate is easier to work with than traditional slate and is a complete dry fix system that requires no cement. Part of a complete solution that includes ridge, verge and eaves products.Did you know? The Envirotile is also available as a Half Tile and Double Tile. Half Tiles can be used to initiate a weatherproof broken bond, finishing the verge, and for detailing around abutments or flashings. Double Tile can be used as a discreet filler tile for long sections, and are recommended on the ends of each course; this is especially important on hipped faces to ensure that first and last tiles have adequate fixing points.
