[Mike #1]

So knocked a small decorative piece of the ridge of a conny roof so what is the best way to glue it back on its about 8ft from guttering .

I initially thought of using a grabber stick such as used for litter picking and putting some adhesive of base of decorative piece the putting back in place BUT it aint long enough . 

[Smurf]

Oops!
Depends on the style of the conservatory if you can get at it hiring a consevatory roof ladder.
Myself I would ask a local conservatory install firm for a quote to sort it out properly to save all the hassle.

So knocked a small decorative piece of the ridge of a conny roof so what is the best way to glue it back on its about 8ft from guttering .

I initially thought of using a grabber stick such as used for litter picking and putting some adhesive of base of decorative piece the putting back in place BUT it aint long enough . 

[samson]

I knocked one off this week, was really cheap nasty conservatory, so I knocked the the other side off and it looks great now 

[Smurf]

 

I knocked one off this week, was really cheap nasty conservatory, so I knocked the the other side off and it looks great now 

[dazmond]

i knocked a cone off the other month on an old conservatory.customer was fine about it when i said id clean his windows for free next time.(£15 job)

[hasti]

I knocked one off this week, was really cheap nasty conservatory, so I knocked the the other side off and it looks great now 

 

[Positivity]

Take the brush off your pole. Put a long length of string up and down your pole with a loop at the top end to hold the piece. Put some super glue on the bottom and put in place. Loosen the string and hope for the best!!! Or knock the other one off!

[Shane sharples]

No nails glue- awesome stuff

[dazmond]

ive got a trad pole and unger fixiclamp if i ever need to glue one on.the one i knocked off the other month just smashed on the ground when it landed.it was an unusual one and i couldnt find it on a conny parts website

[dazmond]

Take the brush off your pole. Put a long length of string up and down your pole with a loop at the top end to hold the piece. Put some super glue on the bottom and put in place. Loosen the string and hope for the best!!! Or knock the other one off!

good idea if you havent got an unger fixiclamp

[steve rix]

Rent or buy a conservatory ladder, how hard can it be?

[Mike #1]

Rent or buy a conservatory ladder, how hard can it be?

I ain't buy a con ladder and parting with more than a £100 for one small job neither am I renting one .

[Mike #1]

Thanks for the input lads their are things to consider will chase up a hiring a ladder and try to find a local lad who is happy to do quick repair .

[steve rix]

Where are you? We have a con ladder you can borrow

[Mike #1]

Thanks for the offer steve along way from you a few mile outside the city of  Durham

[kevincoggan]

i'd repair that for you mick but i'm about 50 miles from you,you need to find a window fitter local to you who'll do it for a few quid,

[simon w]

Thanks for the input lads their are things to consider will chase up a hiring a ladder and try to find a local lad who is happy to do quick repair .

Can the area in question be reached from a window above the conny roof ? Wink

[Mike #1]

Whether from above or from the side it is about 8ft or so .

The fix clamp is a good idea but you can't release it from a distance and when gluing on it will need to pressed on into place to ensure it ain't going to move

[Mike #1]

www.mammoth-hire.co.uk   £35.54 for a week , Going to contact them this morning only 6 miles from me not sure how much they charge for delivery  i wont get in the back of my truck could ask a mate to collect i his van only a 5 min job to repair from start to finish .