15# Slope Wooden Roof Shed 30lb Asphalt Shingle Underlayment

Roof Shed Asphalt Shingles Underlayment 15# Roofing Felt Paper For Slope Wooden Roof

Roofing felt paper introduction:

Asphalt roofing felt paper are designed as an underlayment product to be applied over the roof deck prior to the installation of asphalt shingles. Install asphalt roofing felt paper as a secondary barrier to moisture caused by wind-driven rain and ice damming.

Roofing felt paper Features and Benefits:

1. roofing felt paper use heavy orgainc mat

2. rofing felt paper has high asphalt saturation

3. roofing felt paper has heavier roll weight

4. roofing felt paper has tightly wound rolls- less tekescoping

5. roofing felt paper has consistent roll length

6. roofing felt paper has excellent sandard packaging

7. roofing felt paper has high visible alignment lines

8. roofing felt paper has high tear strength

9. roofing felt paper is easier roll-out-less sticking

Is roofing felt paper necessary on a shed?

Roofing felt paper is necessary on a shed, as it not only protects the interior from water damage but also extends the life of the shingles, felt is asphalt-infused synthetic or wood composite paper that repels water. It provides a smooth, unbroken surface for the application of shingles.

How to install roofing felt paper?

Install roofing felt paper is not difficult. your biggest concern will be trying not to tear it when you install the shingles.

just as you would with shingles, your first layer of underlayment will be at the bottom.

Step 1: roll out the first layer of felt, starting on the left and rolling right. Make sure you nail one corner with plastic capped, galvanized felt nials,. Line up the left edge along the side of roof and nail the other corner.

Step 2: nail a maximum of every 8 inches along the edges. Your asphalt coated felt will self-seal the nail holes, so in theroy, your nail holes won't allow moisture to penetrate those areas.

Step 3: make sure your roofing felt paper goes over and above the drip edge on the lower edge of the roof. Do not nail too close to the top of the felt, as your net layer will overlapand you will nail through the overlap to fasten both rows at the same time.

Step 4: install the next layer of roofing felt paper, being sure to overlap up to 4inches over the previous layer. If you run out of felt and have to start a new roll on the same row, make surface your overlap by at least 6 inches.

Step 5:nail through the overlap to secure both piece of felt. Repeat until the roof is complete.