1.5M Felt Replacement / Felt Support Tray Reviews

4.8 Rating 17 Reviews

<p>This product is sometimes known as an Felt Replacement, Felt Support Tray, Eaves Tray or Drip Tray. These uPVC Felt Replacement are 1.5 Meters long and are designed to fit under the existing felt or act as a replacement on new installations at the bottom row of roofing. They are used to help prevent rain from being blown into the roof space and also help cast water from the roofing into the guttering.</p>

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“Again, ticking all the boxes. Not able to afford scaffolding to refelt the roof edges, these were dead easy to fit from a long ladder. Back of the house went so easy I will get some more for the front next year. Just lifted the tiles a little with a length f wood, tacked the replacements in with felt nails and then moved on to the next section, easy peasy.”

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Posted 5 years ago

“Easy to use , very good quality, reasonable value.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“fine”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Solves a problem with felt that rotted at eaves”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Very good alternative to bitchum flashing adhesive, I personally saved a lot of time and money”

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Posted 6 years ago

S J K Enterprise

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“Regularly use these. Useful for others jobs as well. Wider than previous version.”

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Posted 6 years ago

“Excellent product easy to use and cured the problem. Delivery was fast and the customer service very good.”

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Posted 6 years ago

Mr K Fullman

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“Great product to lift the old sun perished ends of the felt usually sagging behind the fascia often allowing water to lay above the soffit, simple to fit and cheap solution to a common problem........”

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Posted 7 years ago