on โ21-02-2013 08:46 AM
on โ21-02-2013 12:58 PM
337 mm min. โ 362 mm max. batten spacing
on โ21-02-2013 01:03 PM
I agree it's hard work breaking in someone's house through the roof.
It takes a lot of time. And for someone to be able to see the hole, they choose the wrong side of the roof to go in. However if it's at night then that might be a different story.
on โ21-02-2013 01:11 PM
Kylie I'm sorry this has happened. You don't need this kind of carp.
It does sound weird. If it wasn't an animal or the wind blowing off the roof tiles (I had a few tiles blow off and possums got in) then I also suspect it's your ex. A burglar would break in out of sight of the neighbours. If someone wanted to enter via your roof then it would only be because they can't access the house via a window or door or they want to spy on you/be close to you. And that is most likely your ex.
I hope you discover the person who did this and then you can take steps to prevent it from happening again. A restraining order until the person has completed counselling might be the next step but I'm jumping ahead here ....
on โ21-02-2013 01:23 PM
there's one thing I don't understand - when you take the tiles off the roof their are battens running between the main roof trusses - you'd have to be pretty small to squeeze in between them - or is your roof different to the type I'm thinking about??
Im not sure about diff roofs?
i will keep trying to load the pics...
for some odd reason the iPad won't co operate!
i can post a pic of my roof from a week ago (my dad asked for me to send him a pic once the lawns guy mowed) zoomed in large full sizes pic, and then the hole pic from BIL.....
Gimme a sec....
on โ21-02-2013 01:38 PM
BIL says they were not loose and couldn't be nature.
I wouldn't discount it being innocent though.
It doesn't take much to loosen tiles. Plane overhead, truck rumbling past, a sudden gust of wind. If you have airconditioning, it could be connected to this - return air grill might be blocked, ducts might be leaking. It could be anything!
And if one tile is loose and moves it could take a few away with it before it comes to a stop. All the others could be as tight as superglue.
It seems odd that someone would do this at the front of your house.
on โ21-02-2013 01:45 PM
So this was last weekend, the hole was in between windows and a few metres back from the edge.
This is not the pic I wanted to share as he'd already resealed and relodged the cracked tiles on the sides of the hole and this angle isn't as good. Keeps showing a blank pic with the other shot.?? Grrrr!
i don't know if someone got to the " walking in my roof cavity" stage, but a builder says they didnt blow off, def been hand removed....
on โ21-02-2013 01:50 PM
It does look like the tiles have been removed by hand Kylie ๐
What room is below? Is the man hole positioned underneath?
on โ21-02-2013 01:52 PM
If they had blown off or been vibrated out I doubt they'd be stacked?
No ducted air cond. No trains close. Could be a low plane I guess but we rarely see that here (western Sydney), No hurricanes or gale force winds. No earthquakes.
and no one else in the street has any similar damage from nature.
ive thought long n hard about every possibility, I'm baffled that its in front, I can't believe the ex would do this?! But scary to think a stranger / thief.
its very frustrating!
on โ21-02-2013 01:53 PM
on โ21-02-2013 01:55 PM