Instructions / Assembly

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Even though ONDUVILLA® is easy to install, it is important to read
through these instrucons to understand how they apply to your roof.
ONDUVILLA®, like all roong materials, should be carefully installed.
Take your me and closely follow these installaon guidelines. If you
require addional assistance, please feel free to call our support team at
800.777.7663 and one of our associates will be happy to help.
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS
Warranty protecon is only applicable when ONDUVILLA® shingles have been installed using ONDUVILLA®
specic installaon guidelines.
GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS: This guide
addresses basic roong pracce and
commonly occurring roof details for
the installaon of ONDUVILLA®. For
addional informaon and details
please call 800.777.7663 to speak with
a representave or refer to the website,
onduvilla-usa.com.
Consult state and local code requirements
prior to installaon. Follow all OSHA and
governmental safety requirements during
installaon.
ROOF DECKS: Use minimum 3/8” (10mm)
plywood or OSB decking as recommended
by APA-The Engineered Wood Assn.
(Refer to local code on framing and
sheathing minimum requirements).
SLOPE: 2:12 minimum. For 2:12 up to
4:12, a double layer of underlayment
is required. For 4:12 or greater, a single
layer is required.
UNDERLAYMENT (LEAK BARRIER): Install
ice and water leak barrier at the eaves
in localies where leaks may be caused
by water backing up behind ice or debris
dams. Consult state and local code for
minimum requirements.
UNDERLAYMENT (ROOF DECK PROTEC-
TION): Underlayment is primarily used
to separate a roof covering from the roof
deck, shed water, and provide secondary
weather protecon for the roof area
of the building. Install a minimum of
one layer of ASTM D226, Type I No. 15
asphalt-saturated felt applied horizontally
in shingle fashion integrated with ice and
water leak barrier as required by code.
Refer to manufacturers installaon
guidelines and fastening requirements.
Synthec underlayment can be
substuted for No. 15 asphalt-saturated
felt. Consult manufacturer for suitability
and installaon requirements.
FASTENERS: Use only ONDUVILLA®
approved fasteners to aach shingles
and accessories. Over driving fasteners
will damage the shingle as well as create
alignment issues of corrugaons. Raised
fasteners will interfere with the sealing
of the shingle. Unless otherwise noted,
shingle fasteners should be placed at
apex of each corrugaon and centered
between the two overlapping guides.
VENTILATION: For opmal shingle life and
to help prevent moisture issues, all roof
structures must have proper venlaon
to prevent entrapment of moisture-laden
air behind roof sheathing. Venlaon
must be designed to meet or exceed
current state or local code minimum
requirements.
FLASHING: Corrosion-resistant ashing
must be installed at wall and roof
intersecons, at guers, whereever there
is a change in roof slope or direcon, and
around roof penetraons to help prevent
leaks.
The darker shaded area of the shingle
should be placed at the top.
For correct overlap take care that
overlapping guides of upper and lower
shingles are aligned.
Only use ONDUVILLA® fasteners for
shingles and accessories.
Fasten between overlapping guides
unless otherwise noted in guidelines.
When using Closure Strips, posion so
that fasteners penetrang the shingle
also pass through the closure strip.
Please use extreme cauon on the roof to insure your personal safety at all mes. Be sure that ladders and other such devices are
safely posioned and properly secured. OSHA recommends the use of a safety harness when applying roong. Protecve eyewear is
recommended when applying fasteners or using power tools. When walking on ONDUVILLA®, wear so-soled shoes and place your feet
on the at area of the shingle. All roong is slippery when wet, dusty, frosty or oily...avoid working or walking on the roof if any of these
condions exist. Working on the roof if windy condions exist can be dangerous and should be avoided. And, like any asphalt product,
refrain from walking on in high heat.
IMPORTANT SAFETY INFORMATION