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TOOLS REGUIRED.01ROSER BOND Ruler

HammerSafety Shoes

Snips

PencilSealant

Nails

MORE TOOLS REQUIRED.02

Cutter

Benders.

Do not use electronic cutter!

Installers are reminded to wear the proper

gears when handling objects with sharp edges.

17mm(0.6”)

ROSER BOND ACCESSORIES.03Ridge hip cap Mission Trim

Mission Trim 210

Shake Cap

N. Side Flashing

Box barge cover

Front side flashing Ridge cap

THE FIRST BATTEN.04

The first batten should be fixed right

above the eaves where a fixed Front Side

Flashing will be able to line straight.

270mm MAX

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※

Batten size should

be at least 40mm X 40mm

The space between

the first batten and

the second battern

should be maximum

270mm.

First Batten

Second Batten

Waterproof Sheet(Underlayment)

FIX THE OTHER BATTENS.05

370mm

370mm

The space between the battens from the second batten till the last batten should be fixed at 370MM as shown below.

Waterproof Sheet(Underlayment)

FIX THE TIMBER FOR BARGE FINISH.06

Nail a minimum

40mm X 40mm timber

as shown.

Slatebatten

GableRunner Batten

Rafter

40

mm

40mm

Waterproof Sheet(Underlayment)

LAY ROSER BOND FROM BOTTOM TO TOP.07For best appearance lay away

from principal line of sight.

First Nails

Bend t

he ed

ge of

tile u

pwar

d to a

bout

25mm

Roser Boond can be laid from right to left or vice versa.

Point of overlapping

FOR BEST APPEARANCE, THE FIRST TILE OF

EACH COURSE NEAR THE GABLE RUNNER

BATTEN SHOULD BE CUT AT RANDOM WIDTHS.

08

Bend the edge of tile

upward against gable

runner batten.

THE ROOF SHOULD LOOK LIKE

THIS AFTER LAYING THE TILES.09

Laying the Roser Bond tiles

one above the other.

5 NAILING POINTS PER TILE.10

The 5 nailing points are

as shown in drawning.

Length of cover : 1280mm

Overall length : 1350mm

THE NAILING POINT FOR THE EAVES COURSE

SHOULD BE DIRECTLY FROM TOP OF TILE

TO THE EAVES BATTEN.

11

After finshing the entire roof, cover all nail

heads by using the sealant and stone chips

from the Finishing Kit.

SealantFinishing KIt

RIDGE COURSE MISSION TRIM.12Lay the Mission Trim as shown below. Notice the top course of

Roser Bond tiles are bent upward about 25mm to suit Mission Trim.

Mission Trim are

tapered to allow for lap.

about 25mm

COVERING THE EDGES OF THE ROOF BY

USING BOX BARGE COVER.13

Box Barge Cover are tapered to

allow for lap.

Notice the edges of

Roser Bond tiles are

bent upward against

barge timber.

FIX THE MISSION TRIM

TO THE EDGE OF THE ROOF.14

Nail a 40mm X 40mm gable

runner batten to vertical face

of rafter.

Note the nailing points.

Nail

Nail

Nail

Nail

Nail

N-SIDE FLASHING.15

Bend the edge of Roser Bond tile

upward to about 80mm and use

N. Side Flashing to cover the bent edges.

Extra attention is needed to

prevent water entering from above.

HIPS.16

The nearest Roser Bond tiles to the hip batten should be

at least 90mm.

The edge of Roser Bond tile should be

bend upward against the hip batten

on either side of hips.

Size of Hip Batten

40mm X 40mm

Minimum<90mm>

HIPS.17For best appearance, the first tile of

each course near the hip batten

should be cut at random widths.

A = Bending upward 25mm

A

A finished hip should look like this.

Minimum<90mm>

FIXING RIDGE CAP TO RIDGE

AND FINISHING ENDS.18

The Ridge Cap overlap by 90mm; cut and bend to

fit the end of ridge.

The folded end and the nailed

points as shown.

Cut the end as shown.

A

FINISHING END OF MISSION TRIM.19

Cut the sides of

the Mission Trim as in the picture.

Mission Trim

Trim End

After laying, seal the cut part

with sealant and stone chips

from the Finishing Kit.

Nail

VALLEYS.20Lay valley boards at rafter level.

Battens projecting over the valley at about 70mm.

Cut Roser Bond tile to suit

and bend downward to cover battens.

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