Originally Posted By: dbush
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Sorry
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Dave Bush
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Originally Posted By: rlind
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Hmmm…kind of a mixed bag of answers on this one…
Originally Posted By: cradan
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At least no one has selected a.) or b.) yet…
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Chris
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Chicago Illinois Home Inspections
Originally Posted By: rcooke
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In my area of Canada they no longer sell Low slope shingles.
They have not been available for some time .
Regular shingles are used and they require special manufactures proceedures to be followed.
google search for( low slope shingles) will give some ideas.
Roy Cooke sr Brighton Ont .
Originally Posted By: jmyers
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Can go down to, I assume means the minimum slope that would be allowed. The answer is E.
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Joe Myers
A & N Inspections, Inc.
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Originally Posted By: rcooke
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That’s the what I understand ,with some other changes . They should have two layers of felt and should be caulked all the way across so carpellary action can not can not allow the water up under the shingles . Also the life is greatly lowered and they also require twice as much roof vents .
Roy Cooke sr RHI CAHPI-ON Brighton Ontario
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