How to Install TLX Batsafe™

Applications

  • Can be used in warm or cold roof constructions.
  • Suitable for unsupported and supported applications.
  • May be laid directly over insulation and insulated sarking board in convection-tight roof designs.
Fixing Instructions

Install TLX Batsafe™ in accordance with the following instructions and with the relevant standards, for example:

  • BS 5534: 2003 Code of Practice for slating and Tiling, Part 1.
  • Design: BS 5250 : 2011 Code of Practice for the control of condensation in Buildings.
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  • At eaves, use an eaves guard or eaves sheet extending into the gutter then overlap the eaves guard with the first run of TLX Batsafe™, black side uppermost (1) Lay TLX Batsafe™ parallel to eaves, starting at the eaves and working up the slope of the roof (2).
  • For unsupported applications, allow TLX Batsafe™ to drape slightly (at least 10mm) between the rafters to allow water run-off.
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  • Where TLX Batsafe™ is installed over a fully supported system, fix counter battens, at least 25mm thick, over the underlay and through to the rafters using corrosion-resistant clout nails. Fix tile battens to the counter battens so that there is an uninterrupted air space between the underlay and the roof tiles or slates.
  • Lap TLX Batsafe™ in according to the tables minimum overlap requirements.
  • At valleys Batsafe or a traditional bitumen 1F
    felt that does not contain non-woven material such as spunbond should be used
    underneath the valley lining itself, with the lapping over it under the first
    tile/slate.
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