Roofing system and roofing shingles
AssigneeElk Premium Building Products, Inc.
InventorsMatti Kiik, Allen Mclintock, Michael Bryson, Kevin L. Beattie
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AssigneeElk Premium Building Products, Inc.
InventorsMatti Kiik, Allen Mclintock, Michael Bryson, Kevin L. Beattie
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A roofing system having a multiplicity of courses of roofing shingles and interply material having at least one course of interply material overlapping at least about ten percent of a first course of shingles and a second course of shingles overlapping at least a portion of the interply material and the first course of shingles. More than about 40% of the first course of shingles is exposed after installation. The roofing system has a class A fire resistant rating. Roofing shingles having particular utility in the roofing system of the present invention are also disclosed. In preferred embodiments the shingles have an exposure width of at least about 60% of the shingle, more preferably at least about 64% of the width of the shingle.
A roofing system having a multiplicity of courses of asphalt roofing shingles and interply material comprising at least one course of interply material overlapping at least about 10% of a first course of shingles and a second course of shingles overlapping at least a portion of said interply material and said first course of shingles, such that at least about 60% of said first course of shingles is exposed and said interply extends above said second course of shingles after installation, and wherein said roofing system has a Class A fire resistance rating.
A roofing system comprising:
A laminated roofing shingle for installation on a roof in multiple courses comprising:
A laminated roofing shingle for installation on a roof in multiple courses comprising:
A three tab roofing shingle for installation on a roof in multiple courses, the shingle having an exposure width of at least about 60% of the width of the shingle when installed with an overlapping shingle course above.
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