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"Architectural shingles"
Keywords:
shingles
,
tab
,
shake
,
dimension
,
depth
Related Terms:
Laminated shingles
,
Tab
,
Cutout
,
Shingling
,
Nesting
,
Asphalt shingles
,
Base ply
,
Headlap
,
Base sheet
,
Slate
,
Selvage
,
Gravel stop
,
Clapboard
,
Lap
,
Shiplap
,
Mopping
,
Shingle
,
Starter strip
,
Side lap
,
Rail
,
Exposure
,
Edge stripping
,
Weatherboard
,
Lap siding
,
Built-up roofing
,
Brackets
,
Weatherboarding
,
Feathering strips
,
Drip edge
,
Double coverage
,
Verge
,
Backband
,
Built-up roof
,
Cap sheet
,
Flange
,
Low slope application
,
Raised panel
,
Fascia board
,
Apron
,
Verge board
,
End lap
,
Edging
,
Deck
,
Fascia
,
Eave
,
Roof sheathing
,
Soffit
,
Eaves
,
Overlay
asphalt shingles that are thicker and heavier than normal 3-tab shingles. The shingles thickness creates a depth more characteristic of wood shingles or shakes.
infoforbuilding.com
See Laminated shingles.
sundanceroofing.com
Shingles that have added dimension because of extra layers or tabs, giving a shake-like appearance.
cardinalhomes.com
Upgraded shingles that have added dimension because of extra layers and shadowing, giving the appearance of depth
kanbuild.com
Strip shingles containing more than one layer of tabs to create extra thickness. Also called three-dimensional shingles or architectural shingles.
bottroof.com
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