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The Velux Tile Flashing with BDX Insulation Collar is designed for professional roofers and homeowners undertaking roof window installations on tiled, profiled, or thatched roofing surfaces. Its primary benefit is providing a weathertight seal combined with an integrated insulation collar that eliminates cold bridges and minimizes heat loss around the window frame. While it offers superior thermal protection and weather resistance, it is specifically engineered for a precise window size of 780 x 1398mm, meaning it is not suitable for alternative window dimensions.
| Model Part Number | EDW MK08 2000 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Velux |
This model (EDW) is designed for profiled tiles up to 120mm. For flat tiles or slate, a different flashing series (EDL) is typically recommended.
Yes, this specific kit includes the BDX insulation collar as part of the package.
This flashing is engineered to support tiles with profiles up to 120mm in height.
No, this product is designed for roof pitches between 15° and 90°. Installations outside this range may compromise the waterproofing.
No, it is specifically sized for the MK08 window size, which is 780 x 1398mm.
Check the bottom flashing section for debris or obstructions and ensure the flashing apron is laid flat against the roof surface.
Verify that the BDX insulation collar was installed correctly and is fully seated against the window frame and the roof opening.
To ensure the longevity of the flashing system, verify that the window size is exactly 780 x 1398mm. The installation involves fitting the BDX collar around the rough opening before securing the window frame. Ensure that all flashing sections are overlapped according to the manufacturer's provided diagrams to prevent potential leaks. For care and maintenance, periodically inspect the flashing around the window to ensure no debris, such as leaves or moss, has accumulated in the side channels, as this can impede water drainage and lead to water pooling.
