Hip and ridge/starter shingle combination

A shingle blank comprising:

• a substrate coated with asphalt;
• a headlap portion comprising a first sealant extending along a width of the substrate;
• a prime portion comprising a second sealant extending along the width of the substrate;
• a starter shingle perforation line extending along the width of the substrate, wherein the starter shingle perforation line comprises perforations that extend entirely through the substrate;
• wherein the starter shingle perforation line is configured to facilitate separation of the shingle blank into first and second starter shingles;
• wherein the first starter shingle includes the first sealant and the second starter shingle includes the second sealant;
• first and second ridge shingle perforation lines extending along a height of the substrate from an uppermost edge of the substrate to a lowermost edge of the substrate, wherein the first and second ridge shingle perforation lines comprise perforations that extend entirely through the substrate;
• wherein the first and second ridge shingle perforation lines are configured to allow facilitate separation of the shingle blank into three ridge shingles;
• wherein the first sealant and the second sealant extend over the first and second ridge shingle separation lines;
• wherein each of the three ridge shingles include a portion of the first sealant and a portion of the second sealant;
• wherein each of the three ridge shingles are rectangular, such that the prime portion of each of the three ridge shingles has a first width that extends along the width of the substrate, and the headlap portion of each of the three shingles has a second width that extends along the width of the substrate, and wherein the first width is equal to the second width.

A shingle blank comprising:

• a substrate coated with asphalt;
• a headlap portion comprising a first sealant extending along a width of the substrate;
• a prime portion comprising a second sealant extending along the width of the substrate;
• a starter shingle perforation line extending along the width of the substrate and substantially bisecting the substrate, wherein the starter shingle perforation line comprises perforations that extend entirely through the substrate;
• wherein the starter shingle perforation line is configured to facilitate separation of the shingle blank into first and second starter shingles;
• wherein the first starter shingle includes the first sealant and the second starter shingle includes the second sealant;
• first and second ridge shingle perforation lines extending along a height of the substrate from an uppermost edge of the substrate to a lowermost edge of the substrate and substantially dividing the substrate into three equally sized pieces, wherein the first and second ridge shingle perforation lines comprise perforations that extend entirely through the substrate;
• wherein the first and second ridge shingle perforation lines are configured to facilitate separation of the shingle blank into three ridge shingles, wherein each of the three ridge shingles are rectangular, such that the prime portion of each of the three ridge shingles has a first width that extends along the width of the substrate, and the headlap portion of each of the three shingles has a second width that extends along the width of the substrate, and wherein the first width is equal to the second width;
• wherein the first and second ridge shingle perforation lines extend across the starter shingle perforation line and are substantially perpendicular to the starter shingle perforation line;
• wherein the first sealant and the second sealant extend over the first and second ridge shingle perforation lines;
• wherein each of the three ridge shingles include a portion of the first sealant and a portion of the second sealant;
• wherein each of the three ridge shingles include a portion of the starter shingle perforation line;
• wherein the first and second starter shingles include a portion of the first and second ridge shingle perforation lines;
• and
• wherein the first and second sealants are parallel to the starter shingle perforated line.