How To Shingle A Shed Roof Video
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ก.ย. 2012
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Thanks for your very detailed demo.
Very useful info, thanks for posting!
the best instructional video! well done sir. Thanks
Going off of this vid to roof a little porch I built later today, will tell how it goes. Thanks for the vid.
PS I find it amazing how many people in the comments somehow found a reason to be very angry over a roofing tutorial. Calm down and smoke a J people. Calm down and smoke a J.
Very well done video on how to roof a shed roof. Just wish they had used real 5-ply fir CDX plywood though. Don't like OSB board for roofing applications...:-)
Why would you nail so water runs down between the tabs and over the nails on the shingle below (at 2:45 of the video)?
Really a nice instructional video,very detail and specif,
how would you finish the top of a lean to style roof with no other side?
IN the video you say to nail the roofing nails below the glue line. Are you sure about this? I've heard doing it this way could result in leaks because water will make its way to the nail and since the nail has penetrated the roof so can the water. If you nail the roof nails above the glue line it will lock out water from coming in. Also, if you had a 1/2" roof deck how long should your roofing nails be?
Because I'm still new to making these videos and haven't figured out how to regulate the volume.
That was great, i was drunk when i watched it. I'll try it tomorrow but only slightly drunk.
SAYYYYY WUTTTTTTT !!
looks like your shingles aren't overlapping the edge metal by "one knuckle" as most should then the water won't run under the shingle
I cant understand how the rain doesnt leak through the ridge capping?
Don't nail below the glue line. You have to cover the 2-3 nails up with the shingle that goes over that shingle. Never leave nail heads showing😮
The Shed Whisperer
Would of been great if you could hear the video!
Where's the volume?
drip edge goes under underlayment. and not on top
Boy where is the video
I have sheep shed. He didn't tell how to put the last roof cap on to cover the nails.
Never start with a half of a shingle. The next course will be a whole shingle then. I always start from the center of a roof going out each way so the last shingle on each roof edge measures the same. You don't want a whole three tab shingle ending with it's half slot on the edge anyway. A properly designed roof will NOT be exactly measured to the the foot or three tab shingles will just barely reach the edge. You want an inch or two short on roof length to allow some "forgiveness" just in case the roof is not perfectly square (as many an old roof was originally built by amateurs) and it is pretty difficult to make any new roof perfectly square. The worst roof jobs I ever saw were ones where the the slot in a three tab is only two inches or less from the roof edge proving to every one any slight deviation from square that a roof is, as that sliver of a shingle tab will show changes too easily on the way up the roof edge.
I have never seen or heard of anyone in their right mind starting in the middle of a roof XD
Can not hear it
6X5 SHINGLE PATTERN....
You didn't cut the drip edge correctly to wrap the corner so there would be no water intrusion to stop future damage you put the felt paper over the top of the drip edge that's not protecting water intrusion at the eave if you're going to run your felt paper over top of the drip edge you should have a cut sheet underneath the drip edge like an ice and water followed by Roofing also all your drip edge seams should overlap a minimum of 3 in and have Roofing cement in between each scene as a gasket stop future roof leaks you should used roof cement at any of the drip edge locations at the starter strip at the starter strip there should be roof cement underneath the starter strip and where the two joints of the starter strip meet there the way you instructed to install these shingles is going straight up the roof meaning cut the shingles every other shingle 6" instead of stair step as you clearly see on the back of the bundle under manufacturers insulation guidelines it will tell you not to run the shingles straight up the roof it will have you stair-step it you should always instruct people to pop lines there for keeping the shingles straight and professional-looking if you're going to try to educate people on how to do Roofing then by all means learn how to do it yourself
I'm not a roofer, but you confirmed a lot of what I already knew about roofing and what should have been done, like using roofing cement at the eave. Isn't it also advised to put cement under the ridge caps? Not sure his nails are adequately covered by the row above either. Seems like he missed a few key steps. Btw, your comment could have used some punctuation like periods. I couldn't always tell where one sentence ended and the next began. Lol!
Why not nail into the glue line?
+Fishingtuts Most manufacturers recommend nailing just above the glue line. So that's what I try to do.
+CheapShedsDotCom But your pics showed that you nailed BELOW the glue line, which is a bad idea. You have no glue between the top shingle and the nail underneath. Nail into the glue, or just on the top edge.
@@pickin4you What you suggested is exactly what I thought how it's done and I'm not a roofer. He clearly said and showed BELOW the glue line. This would cause the nails to be exposed to water.
you failed to show or mention that you run a starter course up the roof rake just like you do along the roof bottom before your first course goes on. By the way, I have 27 years of roofing experience, both private as well as commercial, spanning all roof types.
Any books or videos you would recommend?
Plus he put the felt over top the bottom drip edge. I always leave a 3/4 inch overhang on the all the sides and front/back.
I was quite surprised to see that these shingles were installed incorrectly in a "how to" video. The photo of finished roof shows many nail heads visible exactly in the slots in the shingles on top. Since nails are clear sources of future roof leaks, this roof will soon be leaking EVERYWHERE! The nail heads should be well covered by the next shingle on top, and no nail heads should be visible.
I am no roofer or carpenter but I had not noticed that until you pointed it out. Thanks, you must be one to be able to pick up on that.
@@0101018888 No I am not a roofer although I did one roof myself better than any so-called roofer would have. And I have read enough books on the subject to know when roofers are cutting corners and doing improper work, which sadly is most of the time.
Ok, if those are not nail heads, but white lines showing through the slots, then something is still wrong here. Why do the shingles have white horizontal lines designed to show through slots above? That roof would look pretty bad from any angle. This video needs help.
@@upward94 I watched it. The sound quality was so poor that I couldn't hear it. I am quite familiar with snapping chalk lines (as I did when I correctly installed a roof), but every chalk line I've ever seen is a thin line, usually blue. I have never seen white chalk lines a full half inch wide! Anyway I didn't think much of this video.
@@upward94 He covered the entire roof with mounds of drifting white chalk? I'm sorry, none of this makes any sense. What is all the thick white chalk for? Don't roofers snap thin chalklines like everyone else does? I think we can drop it because at this point nothing is going to make me like this video. I've paid a ton of money for many roofs in the past, but the only really excellent roof is the one I did by myself.
...again if he's wrong, then why did y'all take the time to watch a instructional video? These videos don't randomly show up on your screen, if it did, you still watched it! A professional usually don't enjoy to watch a how to video, the video title is clear.
Right? Funny how so many 20+ year professionals are watching a paid for "how to" video and bashing the shit out of it! I'm sure it's not how they'd do it, but I'm also certain that the roof will last for years to come. There's a million ways to skin a cat.
@@zellwoodskunk Hahaha. This roof will start failing immediately, because all the nail heads are visible in the shingle slots. Every nail is a hole in the roof, and now there are hundreds of future leaks getting soaked in every rain. All right there, even novices see this immediately. What amazed me is why so many incompetent "contractors" post such videos on youtube.
You NEVER nail below the glue line. You will have leaks from the nail hole. Nail directly into the glue line so the glue acts as a sealant for the nail hole as well. If anything other, you nail above the glue line, not below it.
Depends on the shingle nailing zone. read the manufacturers instructions.
I was thinking the same thing. Why would you want the nail below the glue line where it has less coverage from the tab above? Doesn't make sense to me. And why would we listen to a guy who sheets his roof with that OSB garbage anyway!
Many manufacturers recommend nailing below the glue line, not in the glue.
SPEAK INTO THE MIC, I CANT HEAR YOU. you loose volume after the cheapshed pitch.
This looks really complicated
I can see your nails between your taps , that’s not good at all😩
So maybe on your next video you'll actually SHOW how to shingle a roof.
go do it damn..
I can see all the nail heads thats not good
I would advise a video where you show someone actually doing what your voiceover says, that really helps.
Can't hear you, plus the glue strip lol is tar
Uggggg!
You lost me at "Shingle with the tabs cut off," and "cut a tab" on the shingle." What's a "Tab?" You need to dumb it down even more. I don't speak roofer jargon.
+poguy2k These shingles in the video have 3 sections, or tabs on the bottom half, and the top half is solid. You cut the bottom half off, the tabs, for the starter strip.
Who the hell uses a straight blade to cut shingles? That's stupid
you cut the opposite side, not the side with the actual granules. Its easier like that when its cold and the shingles are rock hard lol. Otherwise i agree with you hook blades make life a lot easier most times when it comes to shingling
Its almost never too cold to be using a straight blade where I live. but I see what you're saying
lol yea im up north so its always kinda cold wish i lived in cali or somethin
andrew knoeller
cold shingles are a bitch on bare fingers man, those granular slivers are not fun
opalatom u
Why put a whole one first and cut the rest, why not just cut the first one and run the rest of them whole🤔🤔🤔
You could do it either way, as long as the next row is staggered.
damn...couldn't hear you. thumbs down