Alison Shingling

If you're going to dye or stain your shingles, do it several days in advance ../Shingles/DyeShingles/DyeShingles12L.jpg

Shingle Guidelines Shingling/Shingles01L.png

Split shingles for a "starter course" Shingling/Shingles02L.png

The Starter Course lifts the bottom of the first row of shingles Shingling/Shingles03L.png

Cut the shingles where necessary to keep the bottom edge lined up Shingling/Shingles04L.png

Scissors or a fine-toothed saw Shingling/Shingles05L.png

Cutting, notching, whatever it takes Shingling/Shingles06L.png

Cutting for the top of the Dormers Shingling/Shingles07L.png

Making them fit Shingling/Shingles08L.png

Tight all the way around Shingling/Shingles09L.png

A corner pair Shingling/Shingles10L.png

Cut a shingle to fill in between the course and the corner Shingling/Shingles11L.png

Cut the top row so all the lower rows have the same "Reveal" Shingling/Shingles12L.png