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How to put shingles on a barn roof.
Carefully lay the paper upon the roof and use the staple gun to staple it firmly in place.
Ask this old house general contractor tom silva reveals the best ways to secure shingles to a roof.
To secure the shingle and all remaining shingles you need to use the nail gun to insert three evenly spaced nails through the uppermost portion of the shingle.
I have the shingles and the paper to lay under i need a detailed instruction or a link with a diagram to help please.
Handy home shows you universal shingling techniques that can be applied to any shed.
The details on the pack are pretty vague i need to know the proper way to lay shingles on a 10x10x10 barn style roof on a storage shed.
Watch and see how easy it is.
Butt a full shingle up against the cut shingle and nail into place.
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It helps to insulate the roof and prevent any leakage of water that may manage to seep between the tiles.
Repeat this basic pattern alternating shingles across the roof working toward the right side using the chalk line to keep the shingles straight horizontally.
Lay the first asphalt shingle at an outer corner of the lowest sloping face of the gambrel roof.
Use a nail gun to secure the shingle to the decking with three nails through the upper nondecorative portion of the shingle.
To start applying the tar paper begin at the peak of the roof.
You will need to begin laying your shingles at an outer most corner of the lowest slope of the roof.
Come across these barn style roofs once in a while and its good to have some tips.
Use 4 nails per shingle and 6 nails on the prevailing windward sides of the roof as wind resistance nailing.
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Step 3 lay the next asphalt shingle next to the first one.
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It also forms a base upon which you put the shingles.
Shingling a shed and want some tips.
Roofing contractor jack viera demonstrates installing three tab asphalt roof shingles.