Roofing Layout Tapes

President ron hungarter and ecostar llc vice president of sales.

Roofing layout tapes.

Metal roofing manufacturer classic products inc piqua ohio in conjunction with tool manufacturer thor systems inc larksville pa introduces a new system to make lay out and installation of residential metal shingle and shake roofing systems much easier. Gray aluminum flashing tape with butyl adhesive model p702 32 85 32 85. Mark roof at 11 1 4 22 1 2 or on 45. Is a full numbered tape and is scaled down to one sixteenth of an inch.

Equipped with starrett tough tip. Order 10 or more rolls and save 10 4 50 each. If you are using a marked tape measure you must mark the underlayment at each mark on the tape measure. This product is used with roof tiles having a maximum exposure of 14.

Roofing layout tape classic metal roofs llc issue many metal shake shingle and tile facsimile roofs have high profiles and strong horizontal lines which must be kept parallel between the eave and ridge in order to achieve an attractive appearance. Technical bulletin 109. This product is used with roof tiles having a maximum exposure of 11. The patented starrett roofing tape is designed to assist in laying out the two most common roofing shingles.

Butyl sealant tape roof accessory in gray model 99415 5 45 5 45. Measure straight to the ridgeline. Starrett roofing layout tape 1 x 25 rt1 25. Gibraltar building products 50 ft.

5 repeat this process at the other end of the roof. Order 10 or more rolls and save 10 4 50 each order online. Set your store to see local availability see similar items. Crew members can mark and layout roof quickly and accurately without mistakes using the red points and red arrows as a guide.

The roofers tape is for installing 5 5 8 architectural shingles. 4 if you are using layout tape fasten the tape. It s defective or doesn t work. Swing the tape to the left or right until an arrow or mark aligns with the top row chalk line.

Out of stock online. A roofing layout tape is calibrated to show the linear increments between rows or courses of shingles and also the incremental bond line markings applied from the lateral eaves of a roof to. Snap lines between the arrows or marks on the underlayment.