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Maintenance & Repairs to Main Museum Building Roof at 351 Langalibalele Street

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The proposed solutions as per the annexed drawings, will be to repair the roof related issues and leaks per the below list: · Replace broken/ damaged roof tiles with new · Replace damaged roof sheets with refurbished/ new roof sheets · Fully repair tiled and sheet metal roof valleys, and waterproof correctly · Repair damaged box gutters, and waterproof correctly · Repair damaged flat roofs, and waterproof correctly · Install new soaker and stepped flashings on tiled roofs · Replace damaged and missing flashing on sheet metal roofs · Repair tiled roof ridge caps · Repair turret & dormer roof structures, including flashings and roof covering · Repair/ replace gutters and downpipes · Repair roof eaves and barge boards · Waterproof the protruding wall canopies/ mouldings · Install new hail guards over box gutters Where possible it will be done as a like for like basis, using existing materials and fixings when permissible.

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The Museum building in its current state has an array of roof related leaks throughout, all resulting from non maintenance and lack of proper repair work being carried out. Repairing the roof leaks is a necessity to prevent any further and possible permanent damage to the building. It is in our opinion that the work to be carried out will not impact on the architectural significance of the building, it will however improve the buildings functionality thereby increasing its lifespan.

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Tuesday, August 1, 2023 - 14:51

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22052

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  1. PDF icon 351 Langalibalele Street - AMAFA - ROOF LEAK ASSESSMENT REPORT.pdf
 
 

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