How Do You Install An Interlocking Metal Roof?
Metal interlocking roofs have become increasingly popular because they are so durable. Metal roofs, which can look like shingles, clay tiles and slate, repel water and can come with lifetime warranties. They can be fitted over your existing roof. As a result of new technology, many homeowners can now install their own metal interlocking roof without the help of a professional. Layer 30-pound felt in places that ice will build up, such as along the edge of the roof. This is called an underlayment. One side of the felt should come with pre-injected epoxy. This side of the felt should be flat against the roof. Prepare stacks of roof pieces. Take a pile with you and position yourself at the edge of the roof. Put one shingle down along the edge of the roof. Secure the shingle by using a hammer to bang four aluminum nails into the shingle, one into each corner of the piece. Place another shingle next to the nailed-down shingle but a little bit below it. It should overlap the side of the orig
