Shingle lay
OwnerTalmadge Kyzerinventor
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Abstract
The shingle lay is a tool for aligning Shingles. It is a long corrugated extruded piece of aluminum. It has two ribs that rise vertically. The front rib is one inch from the front and the second is one half inch from the back. It allows many shingles to be layed at one time. It's long corrugated body gives it strength and accuracy. The shingles are layer on the front of the front rib where they lay until they are fastened. A cable with beads at 5″ intervals holds the tool in place as the row of shingles is being fastened.
Claims4
I claim the Shingle Lay an aligning tool for aligning shingles as they are applied to a roof. The Shingle Lay is a long extruded piece of aluminum with a front rib which is 1″, one indh from the front and a second rib, ½″, one half inch from the back. Between the ribs the base is corrugated to give the lay strength.
This tool aligns and holds the shingles as the workers are busy fastening the shingles to the roof.
The lay is supported by a, ⅛″, one eights inch cable with beads at, 5″, five inch intervals. This aligns the tool for each row of shingles accurately.
The lay aligns the starter shingles and holds each row of shingles all the way up the roof.
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