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N a i
l i n g P a t t e r n s - 3 - T a b S h i n g l e s
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4 NAILS PER
SHINGLE |
Nails should be located withing
1/2" of the nail line. Nails on the ends should be 1" in from the edge.
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5 NAILS PER
SHINGLE |
To be used if you can have steady
winds at 40 mph or gusts of up to 60 mph.
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6 NAILS PER
SHINGLE |
To be used in manufacturer
designated high wind areas, but if you regularly have winds or gusts of 60 mph or more,
then this nailing pattern is highly recommended.
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| Remember that you need
several days of warm, sunny weather for the shingles to seal properly. If you have high
winds before the shingles seal, they may blow off, or dirt and debris can contaminate the
sealant in which case the shingles will have to be sealed manually. Not a fun task.
Please note that the manufacturer's nail placement requirements may differ slightly. |
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