How should asphalt shingles be fastened to the roof deck? | | Nails | 95% | | There is no significant difference | 2% | | Not sure | 2% | | | | | Question: How should asphalt shingles be fastened to the roof deck? Top Answer (95% of 47 votes): Nails.
Answer: Nails
Explanation: Of course 15 degree roofing nails | | Srp inc. | Answer: Nails
Explanation: Nails, based on our installer experience we have found that nails perform better with asphalt shingles. We have seen staples be used but prefer nails. | | Top Shield Roofing | Answer: Nails
Explanation: Nails have more holding power than staples. More specifically, roof nails should be galvanized ring-shanked and penetrate through the roof decking at least 3/16" unless over an open-beam ceiling. 3/4" nails are then acceptable. | | Roofer Mike Inc | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Nails
Explanation: Required by the Building Code | | Sharp Roofing | Answer: Nails
Explanation: Use six nails be shingle that are long enough to protrude through the roof sheathing. | | JPS-WNC llc | Answer: Nails
Explanation: As a MasterElite installer we use 1/ 1/4" nails and 6 nail every shingle to prevent any future issues. | | Aci Exteriors LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Nails
Explanation: Nails always | | HAMMER & SONS CONSTRUCTION | Answer: Nails
Explanation: Manufacturers all suggest galvanized roof nails to fasten asphalt shingles. We 6 nail each shingle in order to meet the 130 MPH wind rating which is standard for all shingle manufacturers | | American roofing &remodeling |
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