Asphalt shingles are the most common type of shingle roofing system in north America. An easy to follow step-by-step guide to installing asphalt roof shingles all on your own.
- Shingles (length x width of roof + 10%)
- Carpenter's Apron
- Ridge Shingles
- Work Gloves
- Copper or Aluminum Flashing Material
- #15 Felt Roofing
- Level
- Roofing Nails
- #90 Mineral Surface Roofing
- Safety Rope
- Chalk Line
- Hammer
- Asphalt Roofing Cement
- Soft Soled Shoes
- Clean-up Cloth
- Chalk Line
- Tin Snips
- Hand Cleaner
- Ladder
A roof truss is made up of bottom chords, top chords, and inside webbing, and held together by metal connector plates. The shape of the truss will depend on your roof's structure. They are usually placed every 2'' off center in residential and commercial buildings with gable roofs, yet can be shaped to suit a variety of configurations. Make sure you are familiar with your roof's support requirements before attempting do it yourself roof trusses. If you are not, call a Roof 101 professional immediately for expert installation services.
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