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BMI Redland
United Kingdom
Приєднався 9 тра 2011
Specify, manufacture and supply industry-leading tiles, fixtures and fittings for total pitched solutions for 180+ years. BMI, UK and Ireland’s only manufacturer of pitched and flat roofing solutions. From initial discussions through to final sign off, we deliver end-to-end solutions and support that are custom built to exceed expectations.
Manufacture: We produce market leading quality, engineers roofing materials to ensure unrivalled performance for all residential and commercial pitched roofs.
Specification expertise: Our nationwide network of Technical Specification Managers offer complete design and specification services, with industry-leading warranted solutions.
Industry-leading training: We offer training nationally across flat and pitched roofing, to ensure that contractors can install our roofing systems with confidence.
Local support: To ensure that specifications become a reality, our expert Area Sales Managers provide supply chain support for your roofing projects.
Manufacture: We produce market leading quality, engineers roofing materials to ensure unrivalled performance for all residential and commercial pitched roofs.
Specification expertise: Our nationwide network of Technical Specification Managers offer complete design and specification services, with industry-leading warranted solutions.
Industry-leading training: We offer training nationally across flat and pitched roofing, to ensure that contractors can install our roofing systems with confidence.
Local support: To ensure that specifications become a reality, our expert Area Sales Managers provide supply chain support for your roofing projects.
The Gables, BMI Redland testimonial
When the new owners of The Gables, a striking Arts & Crafts Victorian Residence, discovered the roof needed replacing, finding a solution that would preserve the heritage aesthetic of the property was paramount, but it was also important to ensure the roofing materials and workmanship were on par with the original installation.
Neil Sweeting of N T Sweeting Roofing Contractors describes how BMI Redland's SpecMaster roof specification and guarantee service helped with this project and how the beautiful Rosemary Clay Classic tile restored the beauty of this property.
Neil Sweeting of N T Sweeting Roofing Contractors describes how BMI Redland's SpecMaster roof specification and guarantee service helped with this project and how the beautiful Rosemary Clay Classic tile restored the beauty of this property.
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Redland Rosemary clay roof tiles
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The Rosemary name is synonymous with the clay plain roof tile, adding distinction and character to pitched roofs for over 180 years. Today, Redland's Rosemary Clay Classic and Rosemary Clay Craftsman range of single and cross-camber tiles combine the quality of hand-crafted clay with the reliability of modern machine-made techniques. Produced from the finest Etruria Marl clay, Rosemary is offer...
BMI Redland for Housebuilders: The perfect fit for your business.
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From tile to tile, component to roof detail, specification to solution: BMI Redland has been driving the future of pitched roofing for over 100 years by delivering the benefits of the perfect fit - starting with the perfect fit between your roof and our support. From initial design to final sign-off, we understand that now more than ever housebuilders are seeking total reassurance from start to...
BMI Redland for Public Housing: The support you need for the roofs that matter most
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BMI Redland is here to help at every step, offering the perfect fit of end-to-end expertise and the peace of mind of having a roofing specialist at your side as your project takes shape - and beyond. Our complete, customisable and compatible systems will help you maximise lifetime value and weathertightness, while our team’s public sector expertise benefits every link in the project chain, to d...
Make light work of installing in-roof solar with Redland PV InDaX Adapt
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Easy to install: Redland PV InDaX Adapt. Find out more about Redland PV InDaX Adapt at bmigroup.com/uk/indax
BMI Redland Cambrian Slate
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Responsibly rescuing natural Welsh slate from waste and recycling it into a new solution, Cambrian is an alternative that delivers exceptional performance as well as a beautiful natural slate look. Can slate be smarter? It can with Cambrian. Find out more at www.bmigroup.com/uk/cambrian
BMI Redland: Your roof, our support.
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BMI Redland draws on the expertise and experience gathered from over 100 years as an industry leader. Our range of pitched roof systems combined with market-leading technical support services, enable us to deliver a solution you can rely on. Find out more at www.bmigroup.com/uk
BMI Apprentice of the Year 2022 Highlights
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Find out how the Apprentice of the Year competition 2022 empowered our finalists to succeed.
BMI AOTY 2019 check out the stats!
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This year our Apprentice of the Year competition was bigger and better than ever - take a look and the numbers behind this fantastic event.
BMI AOTY Interviews with our judges
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Each year, the BMI Apprentice of the Year competition helps apprentices on their journey to build their future career - by helping them with better business understanding, stronger communication skills and improved confidence.
BMI Aprentice of the Year - 2019
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Take a look at what our promising apprentices got up to in this year's AOTY competition! After our AOTY gala dinner, where the winners were announced, Mat Woodyatt, BMI Technical Training Manager, commented: “This has been a fantastic event, the second time we have held a competition to find the best in each of the two roofing disciplines: pitched and flat roofing. All the contestants deserve h...
BMI Apprentice of the Year 2018
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BMI Group was delighted to host the Redland pitched and Icopal flat roofing Apprentice of the Year awards 2018. As the only pitched and flat roofing supplier in the UK, we selected 18 finalists from a 100 applicants across the UK, and tested them on their competency in roofing and on their soft skills too. See for yourself what the future of roofing has to hold. For more information go to redla...
Uni-Vent Rapid Ridge/Hip installation video
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Uni-Vent Rapid Ridge/Hip installation video
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Stonewold II Ambi-Dry Verge installation video
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Stonewold II Ambi-Dry Verge installation video
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Cambrian Ambi-Dry Verge installation video
Hello can this be used on flat roof
Hi Sunny. In principle the RedVent 25 can be used to ventilate a flat roof however it needs to be installed on a timber upstand adjacent to the abutment wall. Please contact the Redland Technical Services team for more details on 0330 123 4585.
It says slate on a tile video
whats stopping the water getting in between the ridges (no joiner's/brackets) and through the screw holes either side of ridges??
Hi @deanhook4357 The Dry Hip system relies on the underlying hip tile support trays and the weathertight rollable hip membrane dressed over the hip batten to keep the weather out. The system is tried and tested having been launched into the UK market in 1990 and does not require hip tile unions. Each hip tile is twice screw fixed into the hip batten using stainless wood screws with washers supplied.
😂😂😂
How easy are these to remove and replace? I’ve been asked to repair a number of broken ones. There belt and braces with the fixings ,,,, so can’t imagine they can be removed with them breaking even with a slate rip
No mortar?
Shit tiles
I have a problem separating the terminal adaptor from the ridge vent. I can see the 4 lugs that secure the terminal adaptor. But what is the knack for separating the two parts? I need to do this to aid cleaning out the vent because it is block with rubbish. Any help on this solving this problem would be appreciated. The vent is being used for an extractor fan outlet.
Hi Brian. Thanks for your question. Can you please contact our Redland Technical Services team directly to resolve your issue. You can contact them on 0330 123 4585 or by emailing technical.redland@bmigroup.com
Thats so wrong 😢
Should I use silicone to seal the bottom end/ edge as well?
Good job
If someone can answer this would water go through when it rain?
DANGER Keep away from this shit, try eggshells instead,
Fugly
Looks like 75 mm nail he’s using
Looks easy in a training shed, would not want to install this on site especially during the winter months.
We used to use lead soakers years ago
Hello anyone no
How do change a broken cambria slate ta
Good video, my mortar ridge failed recently and after fitting a system like this I can tell it's going to be good for awhile, much more ventilation and easier to fix any issues without needing to mix up mortar, then when it needs replacing if ever it's dead easy to unscrew the ridge tiles and gaskets, unroll the old material and fit a new kit.
This system is shit
I have those in my roof but they are just open ended in the loft. Are they used to keep a loft ventilated? Also below one of them the ceiling looks damp and cold on the thermal image camera, can these let water come in through the fins?
Is that the same as flash band ?
Sorry to say but to me it looks like a very precarious method of keeping the rain out not to mention it’s ugly.
Hi. Very informative. My roofer hasn't folded the upper lip or upper part of the felt onto the batton above. Infact it's hanging down into the loft. I saw that the home's original extractor fan and sewer ducts also have hanging felt all around them? Is that acceptable ? I showed him this video and he says dont worry? I have done thousands and there wont be a problem?? Losing my sleep over it. Please help??
Same here. But I’m not using it for extraction. But still worried too
@@EpicInsaniTv i think felt is folded for neatness.
You get this from roofers over and over again. Most of them never read the installation instructions for the products they fit (in fact, a lot of them have poor reading skills); they often do things the wrong way simply because that's how they've always done it. The fact they they haven't had much comeback does not mean that their work was satisfactory. We often find someone different when we realise the person we had before wasn't that good. They are not the brightest people except when it comes to finding excuses and telling you things to confuse you and shut you up. Most of what they say is untrue (even if they don't realise it). The only way to get the job done right is to find out how it should be done and get this written into the quotation (this is a binding contract). Unfortunately, seeing that you know what you're talking about and insisting on using correct procedures, a lot of them will find excuses not to give you a quote.
I already see those birds nesting under this tiles 🤔🤷🏼♂️😄
My roofer has used your system on a centreline dormer ridge, where the tiles lie flat either side of the ridge tile and on roof quarter ridges where the tiles are stepped either side of the ridge. There are open gaps where the roll has failed to adhere properly to the stepped tiles, allowing water to ingress and rot the battens. Unless properly sealed this is a poor solution in these circumstances.
Why seal the top of the flashing surly it is bonded to the brick to make a water tight seal?
BMI only available in uk
Dont know why you leave the felt short. Its breathable membrane, the whole roof space gets vented without the need to vent through the ridge. Or is this another example of a designer trying to be to clever. Other than that these systems are a great idea. Less chance to stain a roof tiles that are damp and slippery.
The american tile roof makes use of plywood boards as base to support the tiles instead of using a lot of wood battens on top of water proof underlayments. I think the American way using plywood base roof to support the tiles gives a stronger and better roof.
Where do you get the 3 way piece from?
I'm just wondering if you can help me I just finished my joinery level 3 in college and I like to attend training like this one what's the best way to try and get to a course like this one
What’s the best way to cut these tiles?
Do you have a video of this using the Rosemary plain clay tile?
Can you still add mortar to keep pests out?
You Could but you would lose your ventilation. They should come up with a mesh type system to prevent the bugs in my opinion.
The clips look very unsightly they use to make half tiles so in valleys and hips there was no small cuts which is far better
How do you replace a broken slate in the middle of a roof slope ?
Can this system be used with slate? Can you get different shaped ridge, v not round?
What type Redlands tiles are they? Farmhouse red or rustic red
I have a gable dormer with ridge meeting the main roof ridge. Is there a union bracket for such intersection? Thanks
Any video on how to retro fit to a slated roof?
How do these work at hips?
Fucking dirt
Whats the reason for not bringing the membrane over the apex?
Let’s it breathe, breathe , breAThEeeee !!!
I have a CA spanish tile w no ridge vent want to pop in a few-- not full 90' center ridge they put rubber blanket below ridge tiles
well that was a really informative video wasn't it . nothing to see here .move along
Is this correct should you not alternate with half tiles not be used to stagger the tile joints ?
If only it was that easy no wind or rain adesive not sticking to old shite
Should the underlay seal be fixed to the batten?