Keylite Deep Tile Flashing Kit - 780 x 1180mm - DTRF05

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The Keylite Deep Tile Flashing Kit (DTRF05) is an essential component for professional roofers and DIY enthusiasts tasked with installing roof windows into deep-profile tiling. Designed to provide a secure, watertight seal, this kit simplifies the installation process for roof pitches ranging from 15 to 90 degrees, though it requires specific attention to detail to ensure perfect alignment with your roof's profile.
| Model Part Number | DTRF05 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Keylite |
This kit is precision-engineered for specific Keylite window dimensions and is best used as a complete system for guaranteed compatibility.
The DTRF05 is suitable for roof pitches between 15 and 90 degrees.
This kit is designed specifically for deep tile and interlocking profiles. For flat slate, a dedicated slate flashing kit is generally recommended.
Yes, it is constructed from weather-resistant materials designed to withstand long-term exposure to the elements.
While it is installer-friendly, roofing work involves height safety and water-sealing expertise. If you are not experienced, consulting a professional roofer is advised.
Check that all flashing pieces are correctly overlapped and that the apron is tightly pressed against the tiles.
Ensure the roof window is installed at the correct depth as per manufacturer specifications; adjust the installation brackets if necessary.
To install, ensure the window frame is securely fixed and leveled before applying the flashing. The components should be fitted sequentially, starting from the bottom apron and moving upward to ensure all overlaps properly shed water.