Dry Hip Roof System

Dry ridge roofing systems offer a quick easy and convenient fixing method for your roof.

Dry hip roof system.

The hip tiles are secured to the appropriate size hip batten using stainless steel screwnails which give exceptional resistance to wind uplift. A dry ridge system is the method of mechanically fixing ridge tiles to the ridge of a roof without the use of mortar. The redland dry hip system has delivered years of trouble free service on tens of thousands of properties throughout the uk. Dry verge and dry hip systems typically use an interlocking tiles method along with screws and clamps that needs no wet materials such as mortar to fix the tiles to the roof.

Dry hip systems eliminate the need for mortar and provide a more secure and maintenance free hip detail. Click here to be redirected to the new version. Though there are a few different systems within dry fix itself by far the most popular approach is with ridge roll ventilation. We stock a comprehensive range of the highest quality dry ridge systems fittings and accessories sourced from market leaders that are available in a wide range of colours and finishes.

We have updated this video. Cost of dry hip ridges. The ridge of a roof is the length of the peak of the roof whilst the hips of roofs are the parts of a hip roof that join the sides of a roof together to meet at the ridge. With very high resistance to sto.

With very high resistance to storm damage the dry hip system has exceptional durability and is designed to last the lifetime of the roof. The roadstone dry hip system provides a neat and attractive finish to the hip line without the use of mortar. The system is quick and easy to install and is maintenance free. The self adhesive strips will help to create a permanent and strong bond and the fixings are secure and stable keeping the tiles tight to the roof and unaffected by wind uplift and.

The roll out dry fix system is much more secure than the more traditional wet fixing method of using sand and mortar to fix the ridge and hip tiles to the roof. I ve also allowed for the installation of hip support trays and any necessary tile clips used which are often purchased in a separate kit at extra cost for the installer. The one key difference is when curved or profiled tiles are used the dry hip system will rely on some form of tray to provide support along the length of the hip line.