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General: breather over or under counter batten

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    How much will it cost to repair / put right their work ?
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    Posted By: fostertom
    You're eave-ventilating the airspace between breather and tiles underside? That's good - are you using something like http://www.glidevale.com/fascia-ventilators/p/3 RV250 (equiv to continuous 25mm vent opening) which is 35mm high, fixed to top edge of fascia board to support the tiles underside? Then bring the breather out under the RV250, supported on an eave tray ramped up through the counterbatten height (making sure it still falls outward).


    Yes, actually this product since we're using them for the other bits like roof capping:
    http://www.kytun.com/p/over-fascia-ventilator-25mm-x-1m/ofv25

    I've attached a construction detail which hopefully makes sense.

    (Apologies for slightly highjacking the OP)
      Eaves Detail.JPG

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