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The Living and Home Tudor Tile Stone Coated Metal Roofing Shingles are designed for homeowners and contractors seeking a durable, weather-resistant roofing solution for new builds or repair projects. These shingles offer the aesthetic appeal of traditional tiles combined with the high-strength protection of metal, though users should note that this 5-pack requires careful planning to ensure sufficient coverage for larger roof sections.
| Model Part Number | 0795850259110 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Living and Home |
It is generally recommended to remove old asphalt shingles before installing metal tiles to ensure a flat, secure surface and to avoid excessive weight loads.
You will need a metal snip or angle grinder for cutting tiles, a hammer or pneumatic nailer, and safety gear including gloves and anti-slip boots.
Yes, the stone-coated metal construction is specifically treated to resist corrosion and rust caused by outdoor exposure.
You must calculate the total square footage of your roof and divide by the coverage area provided by the 5-pack, adding approximately 10-15% for waste and overlaps.
The coating is applied using a high-durability process designed to withstand years of sun and rain without peeling, provided the tiles are handled with care during installation.
Ensure the roof deck is level and verify that no debris is lodged in the interlocking channels.
Re-align the tile by sliding it until the interlocking flange clicks into the corresponding groove of the adjacent tile.
Installation requires standard roofing tools including a metal cutter, hammer, and heavy-duty roofing nails. Ensure the roof deck is clean and dry before applying a waterproof underlayment. When overlapping the tiles, start from the bottom eave and work your way up to ensure water flows over, rather than under, the joints. For care and maintenance, periodically inspect the roof after extreme weather events to check for any loose fasteners or debris buildup. To clean, use a low-pressure water spray to remove dust or moss; avoid using high-pressure washers that could damage the stone coating.
