Dry ridge systems
The majority of houses have ridge tiles which are bedded in mortar, as shown in an earlier diagram. However, in recent years, the use of mechanically fixed dry ridges has become increasingly popular. There are a variety of systems available, for both plain and interlocking tiles, most of which incorporate uPVC vents to permit ‘eaves to ridge’ ventilation.
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