Lead Flashing advice

Octopus

Hi

I have an apex over my bay window which I need to tile.
I'm fine with installing the membrane, lats and fitting the tiles but i'd just like to ask if anyone has any advice on fitting the flashing. Block wall above apex which will be dry dashed after.

As far as I know so far I need to fit lead at the join of apex and block wall extending 6 inches (150mm) up the wall and 6 inches over the membrane. At the block wall I then need to run another 6 inch overlap.

How far under the lead should i bring the membrane?
Should I use any sealant between membrane and lead, or between lead and lead?
Do the battens go above or below the lead?

Thanks in advance for any tips.

tampopo

yeah, well I wouldn't put sealant in either location. I'm trying to imagine the rest of the set up. But there's no need for sealant, the rainwater runs off. Overlap the lead by 4" (100mm) so that reduces the chance of capillary action bringing any water up and over the inside.
As for extending the lead 6" up the wall...why? When I did a bit of lead flashing I put it in a join, either a joint of blockwork, between a capping stone and top of wall, or in an angle ground out slot. Important to put a lip shown roughly in the asterisks below.
The water flows down the outside of the brick/block above, goes into the crevice, flows down the lead and back down the outside of the wall/lead and flows over the membrane. As it's gravity fed there's no need for sealants imho

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Ah, in Preview Post it shows the bottom 5 asterisks under X whereas typing this and in reality they should be under the #. Cut a couple of slips of lead and roll them up and bash them into the fold of the sheet lead. These will hold the flashing in place/situ. On a long run I'd put them in every couple of metres, but one or two should do you....