The site, which had previously been occupied by a decommissioned sheltered housing scheme, is now home to nine of Guinness’s new bungalows, which in addition to incorporating the award winning Gemini roof tile, also include Forticrete's full dry verge system. The cutting-edge solution from Forticrete has been designed to provide a virtually maintenance free detail at the ridge and verge.
Tim Morton, Project Manager at Guinness Northern Counties Association, commented: "When we specify products for our developments we need solutions that are aesthetically pleasing, as well as durable and reliable. Based on these criteria, Forticrete’s products never disappoint.
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"We have been specifying Forticrete's Gemini roof tile on many of our new homes for some years now as we find that as well as providing a quality finish, it is easy to install and is low maintenance.
"Forticrete's dry fix verge units are a cost effective and durable substitute to traditional wet bedded mortar verges and provide us with a neat, secure and uniform finish to the edge of our roofs - we couldn’t be happier with the results."
Forticrete's Gemini interlocking plain tiles have been specifically designed to replicate the look and feel of traditional plain tiles, therefore maintaining the appearance of a traditional plain tile roof.
They have 40% less CO2 emissions per m2 roof and improved coverage, using less tiles per m2 making it a much more cost effective solution.
Forticrete's Dry Fix Verge System, which is suitable for new build or re-roofing applications, eliminates the need for traditional wet bedded mortar verges and verge clipping that cannot be relied upon to provide a completely robust finish.
It has been specifically developed to compliment the Forticrete’s popular Minislate and Gemini twin interlocking plain tiles.
The system is quick and easy to install and does away with all the standard metal verge clips associated with mortar bedding, replacing them with a maintenance free solution.
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