Dry Ridge
Dry ridge is a roofing system that is used to securely fix the ridge tiles at the apex of a sloped roof without the use of traditional mortar bedding. It is typically composed of metal fixings and a series of interlocking components, providing a strong and weatherproof seal that protects the roof from wind uplift and water ingress.
Ridge Traditional Bedding and Pointing
Ridge traditional bedding and pointing is a method of securing the ridge tiles at the apex of a sloped roof using a mixture of sand and cement mortar. This traditional technique involves bedding the ridge tiles onto the mortar, followed by pointing to create a weatherproof seal between the tiles.