Old Felt Roof

No 15 felt and no.

Old felt roof.

Roll the new felt out on the roof and allow it to stay on the roof for about 30 minutes. Never apply roof felt to a surface layer that is wet or damp it could lead to warping of the decking below or even to the rotting of the shed roof. Roofing felt is comprised of a base made from natural materials such as wood cellulose or synthetic ones such as fiberglass or polyester and then coated or saturated with a protective coating such as bitumen asphalt which repels water but still allows the product to breathe. Also you will need to remove any old felt on the roof as well as any nails or roof staples.

Item 656632 model 0903000. The rolled roofing is the same material as asphalt shingles but in a long roll rather than cut into rectangles. Metre felt roof with fibre glass. The roofing felt is meant to be put down first and then covered with a layer of shingles or rolled roofing as the felt will not hold up to the weather on its own.

Lay down felt and secure to roof. You must remove any rotted pieces of wood on the roof and replace them with your plywood planks. Remove old felt from the roof with your hands and a putty knife. It does act to prevent leaks though as it seals around the nails.

It s created by saturating paper or fiberglass mat with asphalt. Grab loose pieces of felt and pull them off the roof with your hands. Repair anything that needs repairing. If you need to replace any boards be sure to coat them with a preservative.

Check to ensure the roof is in good enough condition to walk over. Im not sure i buy into this thinking the whole way. For pieces that aren t coming loose press a putty knife underneath it. Including removal of old felt and failed decking installation of 100 mm celotext between ceiling rafters new deck in 22mm osb3 and the glass fibre covering.

Felt roofing underlayment is typically available in two types. Also strip any old felt that may already exist. You will be looking for any decking that has rotted or bowed. These pieces should be replaced.

Apply pressure and chisel away at it until it comes loose. If you already have felt on the roof remove it along with any excess nails. This is done to ensure a flat surface for the roof felt. Actually i attended a roof seminar 10 yrs ago or so and they stressed removing the old felt their theory was the old felt acts like a dry sponge and removes the good properties from the new application.

4 or 5 years ago it cost us 6k ish for a 13 x 4 m 52 sq m flat roof in fibre glass.