“When we bought our cabin we never thought of buying any felt shingle glue. We put the shingles on on in the winter and I thought that to be totally safe I would purchase some felt shingle glue to 'seal' all the edges and rim tiles do water couldn't penetrate. The only reason I did this was that I noticed it was recommended to do in the winter as the tar strips on the shingles wouldn't melt until there was some warm sun. I have checked the tiles and the tiles have bonded together perfectly. I would highly recommend the glue to give you peace of mind during our long cold winters. Even if you only do the edges as I don't think it's necessary to do every single time or maybe only the west facing tiles.”
“I didn't even know there was such a thing as felt shingle glue, but my husband assures me that it is top quality stuff that is easy to apply and does the job. Our shingles look better than the tiles on our house roof! Thank you.”
“laid roof shingles in December and with temperatures very low bitumen strips would not bond together so took belt and braces approach and stuck each corner tab with a blob of felt shingle glue. Surprising how far each tube lasts. I bought 8 packs of roof shingles and 4 tubes and managed to cover all the roof and ridging. Would definitely buy this product again.”
“My build has taken me longer than expected. As a result the warn but brief Scottish summer had long since gone by the time I got around to laying the felt shingles. That meant that there wasn't any heat to form a bond between the layers so I bought this glue. And I'm glad I did as earlier this week the roof got a good testing with wind speeds in excess of 70mph. Not a single shingle moved whilst my neighbour was not so lucky as several roof slates were torn off. What more can I say. This is seriously good stuff as tested in the Scottish Highlands.”
