HOW TO INSTALL ROLLED ROOFING ON MY GARDEN SHED BUILD
THIS IS THE SHED SERIES FROM THE BEGINNING
Puting the weather watch rolled roofing material on was real easy and fast to install . The roofing screws were 1-1/2 inch and went thru the drip edge and into the stud below . The roof area is 14 ft x 10 ft . Using a couple of clamps to hold the rolled roofing down and square is a very important task to get it on without it moving . I will keep you updated as to how it it lasts in the future.
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I’m doing a shed right now ,I think I will give this a try
STEVE ROB REVIEWS yeah I don’t think I will be, not only am I lazy but I think this is more then enough for my shed
I never used it , may be a good idea , just never tried it . Good luck.
What if we don’t use primer
primer 1st !
Nice job! ?
Thanks buddy much appreciated.?
“You just touch youre finger on it, it just about pulls yur skin off…” ??? yur not lyin there. Dont let yur two rubbers touch each other…? #pridemonth ? Nice job stevo. ?
LOL you betcha its sticky bud. Happy Pride Month to you too???
I LOVE THESE IDEAS! Going to try on my low rise garage roof. THANK YOU SO MUCH! I am not a real handyman but feel I can do this.
Sure Doran its easy to do and may work for you too.
OSB is up to code in my area. Built houses in the 90’s still holding strong. Located in south east Tn
Awesome bud. Thanks
Great video, thanks for making it! Question: Did you install the drip edge first then smooth the weather guard over the edge of that?
Yes exactly and its been quite a while since I installed this product and it looks like the day I put it on. Cheers
Remember when laying turf its green side up!
Yes and lots of water ??
That new adhesive is really amazing Steve, and OSB is the way to go on a shed. I guess tar paper under it would not make sense. cheers an IPA for you job well done
Thanks bud and it was so easy to do. Shingles are not my thing for sheds. Cheers
I love that material how easy! what is the name of it! (sticky roof) ! This is the way to go on a chicken coop! Great tip I wonder if 84 lumber carries it! I’m 2 hours from home depo!
Annie if your not into shingles this is real easy to put on and much cheaper than shingles and underlayment and a sore back carrying up the shingles and hitting your thumb with the hammer driving in roofing nails. LOL
U are the greatest! Im going to do this for a simple patio that’s needs a roof. The sticky granite stuff keeps itself and evrything under it together?? Kinda confused
Its easy to install , and sticks well. You will see on the box how it overlaps . Cheers
Dang that looks good Steve! and filming it is a job too! let’s not forget that part
Thanks buddy if it wasn’t for the editing it would look a whole lot worse . LOL
I used OSB on my roof when it first came out. They were boasting about how water resistant it was. Years later a leak developed and the OSB that got exposed crumbled. I had to replace the whole roof afterwards.
If you properly cover the OSB and have some air ventilation OSB can last a long long time ??
I agree it was not very good . This seems to have a wax type seal on one side . I remember roofers refusing to shingle a roof from it as it was super slippery too. It’s much better today but I still think about years back and when it gets wet as well. Cheers
I like the roof product with the waterproof sticky compound (I can’t remember the name of that stuff?) Steve, no nails needed it’s an advantage for sure, overall mate it’s looking amazing you really look after your stuff and take pride in what you do… thumbs up from me ???
Thanks Igor , its a lot easier than shingles but its some sticky so you have to be on your game . ?
Great job buddy. I’m slowly catching up on your palace build series ?
The palace series is almost over 🙂
Interesting, I wonder how long it’ll last before leaking. Hopefully you’ll be around long enough to let us know! 😀
Jay I have it on two building up at the camp and its been 5 years and it looks the same. I wouldn’t use it for a house but for a shed its great and easy to do fast. I can’t shingle worth a dam. LOL
I’m thinking of this for the 3×12 awning on a shed with normal shingles elsewhere. Are there any concerns that its marketed as a “Mineral-surfaced leak barrier made for use under asphalt shingles” instead of a finished product?
As I said it’s an experiment for me so if you try it it’s an experiment for you too. So far in my application its held up perfect and leak proof. Cheers
That’s awesome Steve! Looks good! Some great camera work too! Thanks
Thanks Doug just following you and Jamie is all 🙂 Cheers bud.
Good morning, really love that product !!! Cheers !!!
Cheers Dave.
Looks good I am ready for you to come over and build a shed and some solar mounts for me!
LOL ok sounds great. The solar mount goes into the ground next month.
So if I go to Canada ?? and walk into a Home Depot I’ll find you? Shed is looking great Steve. Oh we have a Home Depot here where I live if you ever come visit ?
Yes and they all know me by name too. Thanks bud. ?