Roll out the first layer of felt.
Re felting a pent shed roof.
Re felt your shed roof step 1.
Fold over the gables and eaves.
Buy the roof felt.
Spread the felt flat onto the roof and nail along the top edge of the felt.
Adjust the felt as you roll it making sure that it s straight with no bubbling.
First you need.
Never install the felt vertically across your roof.
Allow about 1 foot 0 30 m of the felt to hang over the hip.
Space the nails at 500mm centres.
Position the first length of roof felt along the lowest part of the shed roof.
Use a craft knife to cut a slit in the felt overhang at the apex of the shed roof.
Shed roofs are not normally designed to support a fully grown man especially when in such a.
Installation can be as simple as removing the previous shed roof substrate and the fixings that accompany it simply roll out the felt to the length and fix into place with nails.
Nail along the top edge of the strip with the galvanised clout nails.
How to felt a pent roof roll out the felt and cut to size.
Replacing felt on a flat roof.
Clean and prepare the roof.
Make sure not to cut the felt with too much.
For hip type shed roofs which include slopes on all 4 sides begin at the square hip at the top of the roof.
See image a then roll over the next piece making sure that there is enough overlap to prevent any leaks.
After this fold the felt down in this section and secure at 10 cm intervals along the gable.
Ensure that it overhangs the eaves and each gable end of the roof by 50mm.
Starting at the centre of the eave and.
The process of felting a shed roof.
The first step in felting a shed roof either angled or flat is calculating the exact dimensions of your roof.
Once you ve nailed it down securely you can re attach the fascia boards to keep your shed looking tidy by hiding the folded roofing felt at each gable end.
If your shed has a pent roof flat with no ridge you can apply the felt in exactly the same way as you would for one side of a pitched roof.
Start at the lowest edge and nail your felt along the facia.
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