Fakro EPV/C Standard Depth Conservation Style Flashing Kit for Non-Interlocking Tile up to 16mm
The Fakro EPV/C Standard Depth Conservation Style Flashing Kit for Non-Interlocking Tile up to 16mm is designed to provide a secure, watertight connection between Fakro roof windows and traditional non-interlocking roof tiles. With its conservation-style design, it is an ideal choice for heritage properties, period homes, listed buildings and restoration projects where preserving the character of the roof is just as important as providing dependable weather protection.
Authentic Conservation-Style Design
The EPV/C has been designed with traditional roofing projects in mind, offering a discreet appearance that blends naturally with the surrounding roof covering. Finished in RAL9005 black, the flashing complements traditional and heritage roof designs while helping the roof window installation maintain a classic, understated appearance.
Designed for Non-Interlocking Tiles
This flashing kit is specifically designed for non-interlocking roof tiles up to 16mm thick. Its carefully designed profile allows it to integrate with the surrounding tiles, helping create a secure connection around the roof window and providing effective protection against rainwater and wind.
Suitable for a Range of Roof Pitches
The Fakro EPV/C is suitable for roof pitches between 25° and 90°, giving it flexibility for a wide range of traditional roof designs. Whether it is being used as part of a heritage renovation or a restoration project, the flashing is designed to provide a reliable connection between the roof window and existing roof covering.
Reliable Weather Protection
A well-fitted flashing kit is essential for protecting the area around a roof window from the elements. The EPV/C is designed to provide a tight, watertight connection that helps guard against rain and wind while supporting the long-term integrity of the roof window installation.
Durable and Practical Construction
The EPV/C combines a traditional appearance with durable construction, making it suitable for long-term use. It is designed to provide dependable performance while offering a practical installation solution for conservation and restoration projects.
Why Choose the Fakro EPV/C Flashing Kit?
The EPV/C is a practical choice when a roof window needs to be installed without compromising the appearance of a traditional roof. Its conservation-style design, black RAL9005 finish and compatibility with non-interlocking tiles up to 16mm make it particularly suitable for heritage and period properties.
It also provides the weather protection expected from a purpose-designed Fakro flashing system, helping create a secure connection between the roof window and surrounding tiles.
Available Sizes
The Fakro EPV/C Standard Depth Conservation Style Flashing Kit for Non-Interlocking Tile up to 16mm is available in three sizes to accommodate different Fakro roof window dimensions:
- 550 x 1180mm
- 780 x 1600mm
- 940 x 1600mm
With its conservation-style appearance, durable construction and compatibility with non-interlocking tiles up to 16mm, the EPV/C offers a reliable solution for heritage, restoration and traditional roofing applications. Its suitability for roof pitches from 25° to 90° provides additional flexibility when planning a roof window installation.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of roof tiles is the Fakro EPV/C flashing kit suitable for?
The Fakro EPV/C is specifically designed for non-interlocking roof tiles up to 16mm thick. It provides a secure connection around the Fakro roof window while helping protect the installation from rain and wind.
What roof pitches can the EPV/C flashing kit be used on?
The EPV/C Standard Depth Conservation Style Flashing Kit is suitable for roof pitches between 25° and 90°, making it suitable for a variety of traditional, heritage and restoration projects.
What sizes are available for the Fakro EPV/C?
The EPV/C is available in three sizes: 550 x 1180mm, 780 x 1600mm and 940 x 1600mm. The appropriate size should be selected according to the Fakro roof window being installed.