Novecrafto Shed Roofing Felt - Green - 2 Rolls

Protect your shed or outbuilding with this heavy-duty, polyester-reinforced roofing felt. Built to...

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This guide helps you understand and effectively use Novecrafto Shed Roofing Felt. Designed for sheds, summerhouses, kennels, and other non-habitable buildings, it provides a cost-effective, weather-resistant roofing solution with a 10-year lifespan. Keep in mind that proper installation, including the use of adhesive and nails (not included), is crucial for achieving a waterproof seal.

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FAQs

What is the lifespan of Novecrafto Shed Roofing Felt?

The felt has a life expectancy of 10 years.

What is the minimum roof pitch required for this felt?

The minimum roof pitch is 20°.

What tools and materials do I need for installation?

You will need roofing adhesive and nails (not included), a measuring tape, a utility knife, and a hammer.

Is this felt suitable for a habitable building?

No, this felt is designed for non-habitable buildings such as sheds, summerhouses, and kennels.

What are the dimensions of one roll?

One roll is L 16.4 x W 3.2ft (5m x 1m).

How much area does one roll cover?

One roll covers 53.8 ft² (5m²).

What type of material is this felt made of?

It is made of heavy-duty modified bitumen with a reinforced polyester base and a mineral granule upper surface finish.

Troubleshooting

Water Leaks After Installation

Check for any gaps or improper overlaps. Ensure adhesive and nails were used correctly to create a waterproof seal. Repair any areas as needed.

Felt Lifting or Curling

Ensure the felt is securely fastened with nails. Check for any areas where the adhesive may have failed and reapply if needed.

Felt Deteriorating Prematurely

Ensure the felt is not exposed to any excessive wear or tear. Make sure the installation was done in the correct pitch, as a low pitch can cause water pooling which can speed up the deterioration.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable and long-lasting.
  • Easy to install.
  • Cost-effective alternative to other roofing materials.
  • Weather and UV resistant.
  • Suitable for various outbuildings.

Cons

  • Requires adhesive and nails for installation (not included).
  • Waterproofing depends on proper installation.
  • Minimum roof pitch of 20° is required.
  • Not suitable for habitable buildings.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Preparation: Ensure the roof surface is clean, dry, and free of any debris or old roofing material.
  2. Application: Unroll the felt, aligning it with the roof edge.
  3. Adhesive: Apply roofing adhesive to the roof surface and the underside of the felt.
  4. Fixing: Secure the felt with nails, ensuring they are properly spaced and hammered in.
  5. Overlap: Overlap each sheet by at least 10cm to ensure a waterproof seal.

Compatibility: This felt is compatible with roof pitches of 20° or more. It is designed for use on sheds, summerhouses, kennels, and similar non-habitable buildings.

Care: Inspect the roof felt periodically for any signs of damage or wear. Remove any debris, such as leaves or branches, that may accumulate on the roof. Address any issues promptly to prevent further damage.

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