Shingels How To Measure A Roof For Shingels?

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How to measure a roof for shingels? - shingels

Roof has 2 points, so did other people consider waste from peaks?


Posted by Monique Rine

1 comments:

chris b said...

Take your measurements are generally obtained on the surface. For most of the tiles, 100 sq / m = 1 position.
Standard 3 tab shingles (12 "x 36") are usually about 27 tiles for a whole, so it must be taken into account when measuring the starter and the best. To start the measurement meters at the edge of the roof and the images are divisible by 3. eg. 165 meters at the edge of the roof. divided by 3, with the 53rd Therefore, a total of 27 must have a minimum of 2 packets. For CAP peak is safe to say that you need a package with 30 linear feet, if you buy ready-made cap, then check the brand image. Compensation for the valleys, as sections of the square roof, if that's all left to the figure is the triangular sections that make up the valleys. Then take a side and then measure the length and width and divide by 2, and the other side of the valley, take the same steps, but dont fall. For example: One side has a crest length of 50 and a length of 30 "at the bottom, and the width of the roof can be heard 15
1. Remove the space 30 'x 15' = 450 '. Now, what remains is a triangle that is 20' long and 15 "wide.
2. found in the area of the triangle. 20 'x 15' = 300 '/ 2 = 150'.
3. ADD 2 450 150 = 600. if the area in a part of the ISS 600 square meters, which corresponds to 6 seats.
On the other side of the valley, using the same formula, but in calculating the "triangle" region is not divided by 2. To be able to compensate for cuts and waste and in the valleys HAV a bit of both.
So, if the ceiling is the same size on both sides, so this would be the math
FACE 1:
30x15 = 450
20x15 = 300 / 2 = 150
450 +150 = 600

FACE 2
30x15 = 450
20x15 = 300
450 +300 = 750

TOTAL
Outside surface 1 600 / m
Side 2 750 sq / m
________
1350 m² / ft / 100 = 13.5 squares.

I know it seems a bit too much to drink, but if you need more information or if he knew that the current configuration of the roof, I could explain it easier.

December 18, 2009 at 3:03 AM

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