Our step by step guide includes everything you need to know about what you will need removing old roofing felt and adding new felt to your shed.
How to felt a shed roof corners.
Adding roofing felt to a garden shed is an important part of protecting the shed from harsh weather and making sure it looks great all year round.
This allows it to relax after being rolled up.
Prepare the surface of the shed roof by removing any old roof felt or nails.
Nail it into place before you use the craft knife to cut a slit in the overhang at the roof s apex.
2 the process of felting a shed roof.
Clean and prepare the roof.
Start by folding the felt down at each corner.
You can then re attach fascia boards to keep your shed looking smart by hiding the folded over roofing felt at each gable end.
It s best to avoid working with it below 10 or in wet or windy conditions.
To attach roof felt on a shed start by calculating the area of your roof and buying enough felt to cover it.
Use your craft knife to cut a slit in the felt overhang at the apex of the roof then fold the felt down there and nail securely at 10cm intervals along the gable.
Unroll your shed felt onto a clean and dry surface.
When felting a roof shed you will need enough felt to cover the roof as well as felt adhesive and plenty of galvanised clout nails in addition you will need a claw hammer a pry bar a brush for the adhesive a knife with a hooked blade and a spade if you are removing heat bonded felt.
Buy the roof felt.
1 what you will need when felting a shed roof.
Once measured and cut line the first piece of felt up so that it over hangs the edge of the roof on three sides by enough to cover the side pieces of the roof.
All roofing felt is harder to work at low temperature.
For easier cutting unroll the material on a flat surface and use a hooked blade knife to cut the felt to the size of your shed s roof.
Tack the felt in place with just a few widely spaced clouts.
Step 5 how to felt shed roof corners.
Allow for felt overhang.
If you re happy with the positioning nail it down tidily remember to fold the corners around neatly.
Roll out the first layer of felt.
Add new felt layers.
Start rolling the first layer of felt in the bottom right or bottom left corner of the roof.