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Give sheds, summerhouses, garden offices, log cabins and other garden buildings an attractive tiled appearance with these Green Hexagonal Reinforced Fibreglass Roofing Shingles.
Designed as a lightweight and decorative alternative to traditional tiles or slates, these reinforced fibreglass shingles combine a distinctive hexagonal pattern, attractive green mineral finish and durable bituminous construction to create a professional-looking pitched roof.
Each pack provides approximately 3m² of finished roof coverage and contains 21 individual 1 metre-long shingles. The shingles feature a convenient peel-off adhesive backing to assist installation and are mechanically secured using suitable galvanised Extra Large Head (ELH) clout nails.
With a 10-year guarantee, these green hexagonal roofing shingles provide an excellent finishing solution for sheds, summerhouses, log cabins, chalets, garden offices, workshops, kennels and other suitable pitched timber roofs.
Roofing shingles are ideal for customers who want something more decorative than conventional roll roofing felt without the weight of traditional tiles.
The distinctive hexagonal profile creates an attractive overlapping pattern across the roof, producing a finished appearance similar to individual decorative tiles.
The green mineral surface works particularly well with timber garden buildings and natural surroundings.
These shingles are ideal for customers searching for:
Each pack contains 21 roofing shingles, providing approximately 3 square metres of finished roof coverage when correctly installed with the required overlaps.
This figure represents installed coverage rather than simply the total physical area of all the shingle pieces.
The overlapping installation pattern is an essential part of the roofing system because it allows each successive row to cover vulnerable joints and fixing areas below.
Each pack contains 21 individual pieces.
This makes quantity calculations relatively straightforward when planning a roofing project.
For larger roofs, divide the total roof area by the stated 3m² pack coverage and always allow additional material for:
It is normally sensible to order some additional material rather than calculating exactly to the theoretical roof area.
Each roofing shingle measures approximately 100cm long.
The long strip format makes installation quicker than fitting individual small tiles while still producing the appearance of multiple decorative hexagonal sections.
The strips are positioned in overlapping horizontal courses across the roof.
Each shingle provides approximately 30cm of actual vertical roof coverage once the required overlapping pattern has been taken into account.
This overlap is a fundamental part of shingle roofing.
Correct overlapping helps:
The hexagonal profile is one of the main visual advantages of this roofing product.
Once installed in overlapping courses, the lower edges form a repeating decorative pattern across the roof.
This gives sheds and garden structures a significantly more premium appearance than conventional roll roofing felt.
The hexagonal design is particularly suited to:
The green surface provides a traditional garden-building appearance that complements natural timber particularly well.
Green roofing shingles can work attractively with:
Using matching green ridge shingles at the roof apex can create a coordinated finished roofing system.
These roofing shingles incorporate a fibreglass reinforced base.
Fibreglass offers a useful combination of:
This allows the shingles to provide a durable roof covering without placing the same structural load on a building as traditional clay, concrete or slate roofing materials.
One of the major advantages of fibreglass shingles is their relatively low weight.
Traditional tiles and slates can require a substantial roof structure to support their load.
Fibreglass shingles are considerably lighter, making them particularly suitable for many timber garden buildings.
This can be beneficial for:
The supporting roof should still be correctly designed and structurally sound.
The shingles feature a convenient peel-off adhesive backing.
The protective layer is removed during installation to expose the adhesive section beneath.
This can help:
However, the peel-off backing should not be treated as a substitute for the specified mechanical fixing method.
Although the shingles feature a peel-off backing, they should not simply be positioned on the roof and left relying only on the self-adhesive section.
Suitable galvanised Extra Large Head clout nails form an important part of the installation.
Depending on the installation specification, suitable bitumen bonding may also be required.
Correct fixing helps provide greater security against:
These shingles should be mechanically secured using galvanised Extra Large Head — ELH — clout nails.
The broad nail head helps spread fixing pressure over a larger area of the shingle, reducing the risk of the fixing pulling through the material.
Galvanised construction also provides improved corrosion resistance for exterior roofing applications.
Benefits include:
The current fixing specification also refers to bituminous bonding as part of installation.
A compatible cold bitumen mastic or other specified bitumen bonding method may therefore be required alongside the mechanical fixings.
Always follow the appropriate installation instructions for the specific shingles and roof construction being used.
Where heat application is specified, appropriate competence and fire-safety precautions are essential.
Roofing shingles form the attractive outer weather-facing roof covering, but they should generally be installed over a suitable roofing underlay.
A correctly installed underlay provides an additional protective layer beneath the shingles.
Suitable roof preparation can help:
The roof deck should be:
Uneven or damaged roof decking can affect the finished appearance and performance of the shingles.
These green hexagonal shingles are an excellent choice for upgrading a standard garden shed.
Compared with basic roll shed felt, shingles create a much more decorative and substantial appearance.
They are particularly suitable for:
Summerhouses are one of the most popular applications for decorative roofing shingles.
The attractive green hexagonal pattern complements natural timber and can help transform the appearance of the whole building.
For a coordinated finish, pair the main shingles with matching green fibreglass ridge shingles.
Garden offices often benefit from a more premium roof finish than conventional shed felt.
Green fibreglass shingles provide a decorative tiled effect while remaining lightweight enough for suitable timber roof structures.
They are particularly attractive on:
Green shingles are particularly effective on log cabins, where the natural timber and mineral-green roof create a traditional, high-quality appearance.
Their relatively lightweight construction also makes them more practical for many cabin roofs than heavy traditional tile systems.
Other potential applications include:
Always ensure the structure, pitch and roof deck are appropriate for shingle installation.
Roof shingles are normally installed from the lower part of the roof upwards.
Each new row overlaps the row beneath it.
This arrangement allows rainwater to run naturally:
from the ridge → over each shingle course → towards the eaves
rather than being directed underneath the roofing material.
Correct alignment is particularly important with hexagonal shingles because the repeating pattern should remain straight and consistent across the roof.
Successive rows should be positioned according to the required shingle pattern so joints do not simply line up vertically across the roof.
Correct staggering helps:
A well-aligned first row is important because every later row follows it.
Before fixing:
Taking additional time at the start can make the remainder of installation significantly easier.
Correct shingle installation positions fixings so that the next overlapping row helps cover them.
This creates a cleaner appearance while providing additional protection from direct weather exposure.
Avoid leaving unnecessary nails exposed across finished roof surfaces.
The main hexagonal shingles cover the roof slopes, but a separate detail is normally required at the apex.
Matching Green Reinforced Fibreglass Ridge Roofing Shingles are ideal for finishing the junction where the two roof slopes meet.
A complete system can therefore include:
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Green Hexagonal Fibreglass Shingles are ideal for new garden buildings including:
Planning the main shingles, ridge materials, underlay and fixings together helps avoid delays during installation.
These shingles can also be used when upgrading an appropriate existing roof.
They are an excellent choice when the customer wants to replace:
The existing roof deck should be inspected carefully and repaired where required before the new system is installed.
Roof shingles provide both an aesthetic and functional benefit.
The overlapping bituminous construction forms the external weather-facing surface, while the mineral finish creates the decorative appearance.
When installed correctly as part of a complete roofing system, shingles provide an attractive roof covering designed to protect the structure beneath from normal weather exposure.
Felt Products also offers reinforced fibreglass shingles in a 3-tab square pattern.
The main difference is visual.
Hexagonal Shingles
3-Tab Square Shingles
Both can create an attractive lightweight roof; the choice is largely based on the desired appearance.
The Felt Products shingle range includes several colours, allowing customers to coordinate the roof with the building.
Green is particularly well suited to natural gardens and timber structures.
Other colours can offer alternative appearances for different building styles.
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These Green Hexagonal Reinforced Fibreglass Roofing Shingles are supplied with a 10-year guarantee.
Correct installation remains essential.
For the best long-term performance:
Choose Green Hexagonal Reinforced Fibreglass Roofing Shingles – 3m² Pack for a lightweight, decorative and durable roof finish ideal for sheds, summerhouses, garden offices, log cabins and other suitable pitched timber buildings.
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