Overlap each row at least 3 to 4 inches.
How to shingle an angled roof.
The original plan was to preserve a portion of the existing roof since.
This picture gives you an idea of the condition of the existing roof plywood and you.
Remove existing roof and underlayment.
To cut your own just cut down multi flap shingles into individual shingles.
It comes as a set that includes a rope roof anchor harness and lanyard for adjusting the tension of the rope.
Then we install the angled shingles on top of the clapboard removing it when we re done to leave an even drainage gap.
Start by laying asphalt felt or other underlayment over the roof.
Nail each side of the shingle to each side of the ridge just below the shingles self sealing strip.
It must be completed at the very end of the shingle run to overlap the uppermost shingles and form a weatherproof seal.
After the ridge is cut to the correct angle and length it s nailed into place.
Capping a roof is the last thing done during a roofing project.
A roofing harness provides the extra security you need when working on such a roof.
Install new flashing metal.
Set the first shingle of the second row back a half tab 6 inches 17 centimeters from the edge of first shingle on the first row and so that the bottom of its tabs just touches the tops of the cutout slots on the shingle below.
A shed roof is one that has a single sloping side.
To scribe the roof angle on the ridge a length of stock is leveled over from the common rafters and a 2 by scrap is set against the sleepers.
Cut the shingles so that both edges of the upper overlap part have an inward angle.
At slopes below 2 12 a granule surfaced asphalt membrane can be installed and many are available in colors to complement the shingle colors.
Using your staple gun secure the felt to the roof.
When shingling a shed roof with three tab shingles the standard asphalt covered tar backed shingles used on most residential roofs you will come to a point at which the top row must be finished with another type of shingle i e ridge cap shingles.
If you live in an area with inclement weather you should consider using a special ice and water protector.
Place the first shingle end flush to the edge of the roof.