What if my gable or roofline is sloped?

A sloping gable or eaves requires just a little more preparation.
With correct measurement and precise sawing, you will also finish tightly here.

Step 1: accurately measure the slope

Always start with a precise measurement of:

• The slope angle
• The total length of the bevel
• The connection with adjacent façade surfaces

The more accurately you measure, the better you can prepare the profiles.

Step 2: cut the profiles at the right angle

After measuring, cut the Cladix profiles to size.

Use for this:

• A cutting or miter saw
• The correct set cutting angle

By cutting the profiles at an angle, they fit neatly against the sloping eaves or facade.

Always work in a controlled manner and test with a sample first if necessary.

What tools do you need?

When do you call in a professional?

For complex slopes or combinations of several inclined surfaces, it is best to have a professional look over your shoulder. A professional will measure correctly and ensure a technically and visually flawless finish.

To do this, contact a professional via the Cladix network.