Western Red Cedar Wood Roof Shingles Red Label - 2.28m2 Pack

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These Red Label Western Red Cedar Wood Roof Shingles are ideal for use in the construction of garden buildings such as tool sheds, arbours and gazebos. With one of the lowest carbon footprints of any widely used building product, this environmentally friendly option offers a h... Read More

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Description

The lightweight structure allows easy handling and transportation while resisting damage caused by moisture, decay and insects. It is also low maintenance after installation and maintains high aesthetic integrity.

Features & Benefits: Western Red Cedar Wood Roof Shingles Red Label - 2.28m2 Pack

Ideal for use in the construction of garden buildings such as tool sheds, arbours and gazebos
Eco-friendly, low maintenance and resistant to hailstorms
Lightweight structure for easy handling and transport
High degree of thermal insulation with a value eight times that of concrete
Multiple uses
Offers natural resistance to moisture, decay and insect damage
High in aesthetic integrity

Red Label roof shingles provide a lower-quality option compared to premium Blue Label shingles. In contrast to Blue Label cedar shingles, Red Label shingles exhibit some sapwood and flat grain, as well as occasional knots and imperfections above the clear portion.

Installation

Cedar shingles can be securely attached to pitches with angles as shallow as 14°. To ensure longevity, it is recommended to fasten each shingle with two stainless steel annular ring nails. As a reference, you'll typically require around 1kg of nails to secure six bundles of shingles. For Hip and Ridge installation, you will need four nails for each piece, totalling 144 nails for every bundle of Hip and Ridges. Additionally, when working with Hip and Ridge Cappings, you will need 1kg of nails to secure three bundles.

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Colour Natural Material Cedar Shape Rectangular

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Question:

Do you deliver to the Isle of Man?

Answer:

Im really sorry no we cant

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Hi do you have the dimensions please?

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400mm long, random widths 75mm-350mm

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my summerhouse 12ft x10 ft with gable front and back how many m2s of cedar shingles tiles packs will i need

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I will send you a quote

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Can I use them vertically as a summer house wall

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Yes you can, but you would need a bigger overlap

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4 sided pitch roof 12.6 high by 13ft each side how many bundles will I need thanks

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I will send you a quote

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How many packs would you recommend for a build 8m high by 22ft long please?

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I will send you a quoute

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Hi, on a 22° pitch how much shingle should be showing per overlap

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Hi Chris

If the pitch is 22dg then you should be using

Roof pitch: between 22° and 89° - 2.28m2 per bundle

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How many shingles in pack?

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Bundle - Approx 120 pieces

Question:

The coverage you quote is that including laps?

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Yes that coverage is including overlaps when installed over a 22° pitch.

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Your video shows how to terminate ridge caps where they meet, but how do you terminate hip caps?

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There is not a specific hip end cap for Cedat Shingles, you would normally leave them open at the bottom of the hip.

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If the shingles were laid side by side what would the total width be? If this is unknown what is the pack width as from the picture there appears to be 42 layers of shingles. I am planning to cover a hex gazebo with a 22.5 degree pitch roof. Thank you.

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We do not have these measurements I am afraid, the best figure to calculate from is the laid coverage of each pack is 2.28m² So if you divide your total area by that you will get the number of packs you will need to cover it.

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I want to lay a cedar shingle leanto gazebo,the roof coverage is 18m2,how many packs will I need?

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Is the roof pitch is over 22° you would need 8 packs to cover this area, if pitch below 22° you would need 11 packs.

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I am covering the front overhang on a summerhouse. 1 metre deep by 3.5 metres in length. Will I need to order 2 x packs of shingles.

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Yes for that area we would advise two packs.

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Cedar wood shingles - the area I have to cover is 24m2 therefore I assume taking account of the overlaps that I needb 24/2.28 = 11 packs. Is this correct? Thanks

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That is correct provided the roof pitch is over 22°, if below this you would need to work off the coverage of 1.73m2 per bundle.

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What about Ridge Do you sell them?

Answer:

Yes you can find the ridges on the below link.

https://www.roofingsuperstore.co.uk/product/marley-western-red-cedar-shingle-ridge-hip-cap-94mm-cover.html

Question:

What’s the difference between red label and blue label shingles

Answer:

The Red Label are a lower grade so are not as uniform or finished as nicely as the Blue Label. If you email your address to sales@roofingsuperstore.co.uk we can always arrange for a sample of each to be sent to you.