DIY How to apply shingles - Easy Shingle - on your roof (garden house)

DIY roof, DIY shingle, apply bitumen shingles, install bituminous roofing, renovation roof, new roof garden house, shelter, easy roofing material.

How to renovate your roof of your garden house, horse stable, carport, gazeba, outdoor sauna, guest house, summer cottage or any outdoor leisure building.
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[ManicRaider]

@jhendry2743 No. Wear a bikini if it makes you comfortable.

But seriously just wear something that can protect you from scratches and something you don't mind being torn or splattered with paint/plaster.

[jhendry2743]

do you have to wear that outfit?

[Astromyxin]

@old64goat I know it's a little late for advice ten months later, but if you just mutiply the length of both the planes together, in this case 8ft x 5ft = 40 square feet. Typically, a bundle of shingles measures 33.3 square feet, so you wont be able to get it all out of just one bundle. I'd go with two, assuming that there won't be any ridge capping or valley waste.

[Astromyxin]

Upturned hem on drip edge, eh? Pretty neat. On the bottom eave of the shed, I might have trimed the end off that gable end fascia board so I could get the lower eave drip edge cut to wrap around the corner. I definitely wouldn't choose a gravel-stop gable drip edge. I also might put more nails in the headlap of the underlayment, so it can't blow around like that. Also, lower eave overhang should be at least one inch. I would also reccommend nailing the final row of shingles down over the ridge.

[m4sabonim]

ur drip edge is wrong on the gable...water will gather on that lip sticking up and be sent back underneath the shingles.....it should be flat and have a shingle overhang the edge around an inch

[meazi01]

Nice video good understand

[mkohlmeier]

Excellent video. Easy to understand.

For the conversion challenged: 1 cm = 2.54 inches 10 cm = 4 inches 15 cm = 12 inches 20 cm = 20 inches 6 - 10 mm = 3/16 - 3/8 of an inch 2 cm = 3/4 of an inch

 14 cm = 5 1/2 inches

@old64goat and @moron32 Most of the world operates on metric measurements. They're a Belgium company. Do the conversion. I'm proud to be an American and embarrassed by Americans who think the entire world should cater to us.

[moron32]

18mm, 6 meters, 10 cm.....aaahhhhhhh!!! overloooadddd...i'm american!!

[larazamexicana1234]

u made this video really hard.......

[eclipser2004]

Thanks for this! It was a great help along with the website's written instructions.