HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOREWORD Harmony Roof Tiles has great pleasure

HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS FOREWORD Harmony Roof Tiles has great pleasure in presenting this Technical Manual to the industry and take this opportunity to explain a little more about its background. For a number of years, our company has been aware of the need to provide our clients with more detailed information about fixing concrete roof tiles, that is to include information for bricklayers, roof carpenters and roof plumbers. We also realised the need to improve the assistance given to architects, engineers and designers by providing more detailed information for their design work. Although this manual has been published primarily for these reasons, other information has been included such as product details of both tiles and accessories, standards and fixing procedures. We believe that this Technical Manual will go a long way in answering all of your questions concerning performance and fixing of Harmony Roof Tiles. FOREWORD Harmony Roof Tiles has great pleasure in presenting this Technical Manual to the industry and take this opportunity to explain a little more about its background. For a number of years, our company has been aware of the need to provide our clients with more detailed information about fixing concrete roof tiles, that is to include information for bricklayers, roof carpenters and roof plumbers. We also realised the need to improve the assistance given to architects, engineers and designers by providing more detailed information for their design work. Although this manual has been published primarily for these reasons, other information has been included such as product details of both tiles and accessories, standards and fixing procedures. We believe that this Technical Manual will go a long way in answering all of your questions concerning performance and fixing of Harmony Roof Tiles. HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 1 1. PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES (6 PAGES) 1.1 Alpine.......................................................................................... 01/01/00 ...........................1 1.2 Villa ............................................................................................. 01/01/00 ...........................2 1.3 Shingle ........................................................................................ 01/01/00 ...........................3 1.4 Ridge Cap .................................................................................... 01/01/00 ...........................4 1.5 Rake Ridge.................................................................................. 01/01/00 ...........................5 1.6 Finials.......................................................................................... 01/01/00 ...........................6 2. AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS 2.1 AS2049 - 1992 Manufacturing ............................................................................................ 1 2.2 AS2050 - 1995 Installation ................................................(inc. ammendments 1&2)...... 2 3. ROOF PITCHES AND REQUIREMENTS (2 PAGES) 3.1 Roof Pitch Alpine and Villa ..................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 1 3.2 Roof Pitch Shingle ..................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 2 4. CONSIDERATIONS FOR HIGH WIND AREAS (2 PAGES) 4.1 Fixing Requirements ................................................................. 01/01/00........................... 1 4.2 Definitions of Fixing Methods ................................................. 01/01/00........................... 2 5. GENERAL ROOF PREPARATION (17 PAGES) 5.1 Scaffolding and General Guard Rail Requirements............... 01/01/00 .......................... 1 5.2 Preparatory Trades .................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 2 5.3 Flashing....................................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 3 5.3a Side Abutment Flashing .......................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 3 5.3b Secret Flashing ........................................................................ 01/01/00 .......................... 3 5.3c Dutch Gable Flashing .............................................................. 01/01/00 ..................... 4 -5 5.4 Bedded Verge ............................................................................. 01/01/00 .......................... 6 5.5 Barge Board and Scribed Fillet ............................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 7 5.6 Fire Wall ..................................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 8 5.7 Rafter Spacings .......................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 9 5.8 Height of Tilt Board .................................................................. 01/01/00 ........................ 10 5.9 Exposed Rafters and Counter Battens ...................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 11 5.10 Valley Boards and Flashings.................................................. 01/01/00 ........................ 12 5.11 Box Gutter ................................................................................ 01/01/00 ........................ 13 5.11a Between two slopes ............................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 13 5.11b To parapet wall ...................................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 14 5.12 Discharge of Water from Upper Roof.................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 15 5.13 Change of Pitch ........................................................................ 01/01/00 ........................ 16 5.13a Less than 45° .......................................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 16 5.13b More than 45° ........................................................................ 01/01/00 ........................ 17 CONTENTS HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 2 6. SARKING (8 PAGES) 6.1 Benefits ....................................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 1 6.2 General Uses ............................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 2 6.3 General Requirements and Fixing ........................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 3 6.3a Valleys....................................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 4 6.3b Change of Pitch ........................................................................ 01/01/00 .......................... 5 6.3c Sarking Support ....................................................................... 01/01/00 .................... 6 - 7 6.3d Anti-flap Pads .......................................................................... 01/01/00 .......................... 8 7. FIXING TILES AND ACCESSORIES (17 PAGES) 7.1 Introduction ................................................................................ 01/01/00 .......................... 1 7.2 Setting Out for Alpine and Villa Profiles ............................... 01/01/00 .......................... 2 7.2a Spacing Table-Alpine/Villa Based on a 76 mm Headlap .... 01/01/00 .......................... 3 7.3 Setting Out for Shingle Profile ................................................ 01/01/00 .......................... 4 7.3a Spacing Table–Shingle Based on a 86 mm Headlap ........... 01/01/00 .......................... 5 7.4 Fixing Battens ............................................................................ 01/01/00 .......................... 6 7.5 Loading Roof .............................................................................. 01/01/00 .......................... 7 7.6 Laying and Fixing Tiles ............................................................ 01/01/00 ..................8 - 10 7.7 Hip and Valleys ......................................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 11 7.8 Bedding and Pointing ............................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 12 7.9 Ridge and Tile Clipping ............................................................ 01/01/00 ........................ 13 7.9a Ridge Clip ................................................................................. 01/01/00 ........................ 13 7.9b Tile Clip .................................................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 14 7.10 Rake Ridge ............................................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 15 7.10a Finish to Brick Gables .......................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 15 7.10b Finish to Barge Board ........................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 16 7.10c Finish to Sawtooth Roof ....................................................... 01/01/00 ........................ 17 8. GLOSSARY OF TERMS (6 PAGES - 01/01/00) © 1999 Harmony Roof Tiles The information in this manual is subject to change without notice. Updates to this manual will be issued periodically. However, to ensure that you have the most up-to-date information, visit the Harmony Roof Tiles web site at harmonyrooftiles.com.au. The web site provides an online version of this manual which contains the most recent changes. HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 1 1 PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES 1.1 Alpine Construction: Extruded concrete interlocking roofing tile with fused or integral colour and clear sealer coat. Manufactured to exceed the minimum requirements of AS2049–1992 Application: Roof and wall covering in pitch range of 12½°–90° Weight: 4.8 kg (average) Tiles per m2: (Nominal 76 mm head lap) 9.5 HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 2 1.2 Villa Construction: Extruded concrete interlocking roofing tile with fused or integral colour and clear sealer coat. Manufactured to exceed the minimum requirements of AS2049–1992 Application: Roof and wall covering in pitch range of 12½°–90° Weight: 4.8 kg (average) Tiles per m2: (Nominal 76 mm head lap) 9.5 1 PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 3 1.3 Shingle 1 PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES Construction: Extruded concrete interlocking roofing tile with fused or integral colour and clear sealer coat. Manufactured to exceed the minimum requirements of AS2049–1992 Application: Roof and wall covering in pitch range of 15°–90° Weight: 4.8 kg (average) Tiles per m2: (Nominal 86 mm head lap) 10 HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 4 1.4 Ridge Cap Construction: Extruded concrete with fused or integral colour and clear sealer coat. Manufactured to exceed the minimum requirements of AS 2049–1992. Application: Capping Ridges and Hips Weight: 4.6 kg (average) Tiles per lineal metre: 2.5 1 PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 5 1.5 Rake Ridge Construction: Hand made moulded concrete with fused or integral colour and clear sealer coat. Application: Gables, Verges and Skillions Weight: 4.0 kg (average) Tiles per lineal metre: 2.5 1 PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 6 1.6 Finials (Scroll Type) 1 PRODUCTS AND ACCESSORIES Application: For Gable ends or Dutch Gables HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 1 2.1 AS2049 - 1992 Manufacturing 2. AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 2 2.2 AS2050 - 1995 Installation 2. AUSTRALIAN STANDARDS HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 1 3. ROOF PITCHES AND REQUIREMENTS 3.1 Roof Pitch Alpine and Villa HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 2 3. ROOF PITCHES AND REQUIREMENTS 3.2 Roof Pitch Shingle HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 1 4. CONSIDERATIONS FOR HIGH WIND AREAS 4.1 Fixing Requirements Australian Standard AS2050–1995 specifies particular fixing requirements in respect to high wind areas. To ensure these requirements are met, the owner, builder or designer must notify Harmony Roof Tiles of the correct category as listed below: Harmony Category Rating Design Wind Velocity m/s Tile Fixing Ridge Fixing Barge Fixing Edge of Roof Field of Roof Tiles Hip Fixing Category 1 Up to but not including 33 Mechanically fix each full tile in 2nd course and then either every 2nd tile in every course, or every tile in every 2nd course. Mechanically fix the end four ridge tiles Nil Mechanically fix each barge tile Category 2 From 33 up to but not including 41 Mechanically fix each full tile in 2nd course Mechanically fix each 2nd full tile Mechanically fix every ridge tile Mechanically fix the end four hip ridge tiles Mechanically fix each barge tile Category 3 From 41 up to and including 60 Mechanically fix every full tile Mechanically fix every full tile Mechanically fix every ridge tile Mechanically fix every hip ridge tile Mechanically fix each barge tile Reproduced with permission from AS 2050/Amdt 1/1995-09-05 HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 2 4. CONSIDERATIONS FOR HIGH WIND AREAS 4.2 Definitions of Fixing Methods Mechanical fixing of roof tiles: a) nails or tile clips Mechanical fixing of ridge capping: a) ridge clips b) hip clips c) polymer based pointing mortar - complying to Australian Standards AS 2050–1995 HARMONY TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS - 01/01/00 1 5. GENERAL ROOF PREPARATION 5.1 Scaffolding and General Guard Rail Requirements Edge Protection - Identified Minimum Industry Standards. A person who erects or dismantles a guard rail system or perimeter scaffold, must ensure that the erection or dismantling, as the case may be, is done in accordance with Regulations 3.67 uploads/Litterature/ timber-roofing-guide.pdf

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