These IKO Armourshield Hexagonal Roofing Shingles are lightweight, glass fibre-based bitumen strip slates. With an easy and practical mechanically fixed installation process, you can use these black roof shingles and their mineral finish to form the appearance of a highly deco... Read More
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Learn moreThese IKO Armourshield Hexagonal Roofing Shingles are lightweight, glass fibre-based bitumen strip slates. With an easy and practical mechanically fixed installation process, you can use these black roof shingles and their mineral finish to form the appearance of a highly decorative tiled roof finish.
Roofing shingles are fantastic for assorted buildings, temporary or permanent, and small commercial and large, medium and small domestic projects. They have also proved immensely popular with both professional and DIY Installers alike.
Question:
How would you recommend finishing edge of this at bottom of pitched roof?
Answer:
To finish the edge of the IKO Armourshield Hexagonal Roofing Shingles at the bottom of a pitched roof, you would typically use a starter strip of shingles. This is done by taking a shingle, cutting off the tab portion, and applying it upside down so that the adhesive strip is at the bottom edge of the roof. This creates a clean edge and also helps to secure the first row of shingles. However, specific installation methods can vary and it's always best to refer to the manufacturer's guidelines. In this case, we have a Product Brochure available that provides detailed installation instructions for the IKO roofing shingles.
Question:
What size are the actual hexagons both the width of the base and the length of the sloping side? Thank you
Answer:
The shingle strip is 1000 mm wide and 318 mm tall, but IKO does not publish the exact base‑width or sloping‑side dimensions of each individual hexagon.
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