How to Use Adhesive with Shed Felt

If you are felting your shed with multiple layers in a particularly windy area, you will need to think about how to make sure your felt isn’t ripped away. While normally clout nails will do the job excellently, if there is a certain level of wind uplift, especially on a high-enough-up shed, you’ll need some insurance. That’s where shed felt adhesive comes in.

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Shed felt adhesive, like Cromar’s Roofing Felt Adhesive, is particularly useful when used alongside felt shingles which are always installed in layers. However, it can be extremely helpful when adhering the overlaps on normal shed felt as well. This is because the adhesive, like the felt itself, is bituminous which means that it resists water. There’s no weak links with shed felt adhesive. 

On shed roofs that are apex roofs – or double-sided – instead of pent or skillion roofs – which are one-sided, there will be two areas where the third piece of felt that covers a ridge joins two others. These can be excellent areas to apply shed felt adhesive. 

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You will need:

• Roofing Felt Adhesive

• Shed Felt or Shed Felt Shingles (as appropriate)

• Disposable Brushes

• Paint Roller

For best results, the adhesive should be kept in a warm room, especially in the lead up to use.

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