The advantage of dry roof systems, ridge/hip/verge/valley, is no mortar so nothing to fall out over time and need replacing. The disadvantage is a limited colour choice. A dry ridge with standard ridges would match any roof tile as it is using standard tiles.

Klober's Dry Verge Systems offer a safe and secure method for fixing interlocking tiles without the use of mortar. From dry verge caps, which easily click together, to a continuous dry verge unit for a flush finish, our systems are available in a range of colours to provide a discreet finish on the roofline.

The use of Kytun Dry Valley Systems has significantly reduced installation time over traditional methods. Kytun Aluminium or GRP Valley Systems provide a robust, durable and lightweight alternative to lead and zinc valleys. Both systems are fast to install in all weather conditions providing a neat, close cut and mitred finish.

A dry ridge system simply involves fixing ridge and hip tiles to a roof without sand or cement mortar, but instead with screws and clamps, which fix each ridge tile to the roof, with waterproof unions beneath the screws to divert water away from the join.

Key Advantages of Dry Valley Systems: Mortar-free dry fix system for long-lasting, maintenance-free performance. Accommodates up to a 20-degree pitch variance on either side of the valley. Suitable for pitches up to 60 degrees. Unique profile design maximizes water discharge rates while maintaining a polished, close-cut roof appearance.