Dry Ridge and Hip ventilation and fixing systems have grown in popularity over the past few decades due to their simplicity, ease of installation, and cost-effectiveness compared to traditional mortar methods. Klober’s Ridge and Hip Range has evolved to offer various solutions for different roofing projects, providing a reliable alternative to mortar applications. Klober offers solutions for concrete and clay tiles, with a universal option also available. Additionally, there is a specialised Hip Kit, including components like Hip Support Trays and fixing clips, which are essential for securing smaller tile cuts when fixing ridge or hip tiles. Klober offers a range of solutions for different roofing needs, including the Roll Fix kit: The Roll Fix Kit is a trusted choice among roofers, featuring a 5m ridge roll with a central breathable fleece. The kit is available in red, brown, and anthracite and is designed for easy installation without specialist tools or skills. It includes solutions for concrete, clay half-round, and universal applications. Roll Fix Universal Kit 1 x Roll (295 x 5m) 11 x Universal ridge seals 11 x Stainless steel screws and washers (100mm) 11 x Clamping plates 9 x Ridge batten straps Roll Fix Clay Half-Round Kit 1 x Roll (295 x 5m) 17 x Ridge seals for clay half-round tiles 17 x Stainless steel screws and washers (100mm) 17 x Clamping plates 9 x Ridge batten straps Successful installation of a dry fix system requires attention to several factors: Installing a dry ridge system is a straightforward and quick process, requiring no specialist tools or advanced skills. These systems are designed to be compatible with a variety of roofing materials, including slates and tiles, and can be installed on different roof types, such as pitched and hip roofs. Whether you’re working with concrete or clay tiles, a dry ridge system can be adapted to meet your needs. It’s crucial to follow the manufacturer’s instructions to ensure a proper fit and secure installation. By doing so, you can ensure that the system is compatible with your specific roofing setup, providing a durable and weather-tight seal. How to Fit a Dry Ridge System For a step-by-step guide on How to Install a Dry Ridge System, watch our video below: Klober’s Dry Ridge systems are tested in accordance with BS 612 and as such can help meet the requirements of BS 5534. Using these systems helps reduce the risk of repairs for long-term durability, providing a roof that can withstand various weather conditions. A Klober dry ridge system provides both ventilation and a fixing point for ridge tiles along the roof’s apex and hip. It is a cost-effective alternative to traditional mortar methods and supports modern building standards, being tested to BS 8612 for Dry Fix Performance. The ridge rolls provide ventilation, helping to prevent moisture buildup that can lead to mould, rot, and structural damage. The ridge rolls also have flexible aluminium sides with adhesive backing, ensuring secure installation and UV stability while preventing water ingress, and protecting the roof spaces from potential damage during adverse weather conditions. Benefits of Dry Ridge Systems Dry ridge systems offer several advantages: A dry ridge system includes several essential components: Dry ridge systems provide a reliable and cost-effective solution for various roofing projects. They offer a secure and weather-tight seal that helps prevent roof leaks and reduces maintenance costs. With their ease of installation, compatibility with different roofing systems, and long-term benefits, dry ridge systems are an excellent choice for roofing professionals seeking a high-quality and affordable roofing solution. Whether you need a standard dry ridge system or a dry hip ridge system, there are numerous options available to meet your specific needs and budget.Choosing the Right Dry Ridge System for Your Project
Klober’s Main Ridge and Hip Solutions
1. Roll Fix Kit
Installation Considerations for Dry Fix Systems
Installation and Compatibility
Meeting Building Regulations with Dry Ridge Systems
What is a Dry Ridge System?
Key Components of Dry Ridge Systems