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Requirements:
- Must
be used with an equal or greater amount of soffit vent.
- Installs
on pitches 3/12 to 18/12. For pitches greater than 12/12 call Customer
Service.
- Use
with standard 12" wide cap shingles.
- If
installing on dimensional or architectural shingles on new construction,
leave felt underlayment about 6" long at roof ridge and fold back
under the vent so that vent is essentially installed on top of felt
over the shingles. If re-roofing, caulk between low areas of shingle
and baffle of vent after installation.
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Step
1: Snap chalk line and cut slot 3 1/2" wide (1 3/4"
on each side of ridge beam). Allow for a closed area of sheathing 18"
at both ends of the ridge.
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Step
2: No end cap is necessary if ridge cap shingles are lapped over
end of product and down onto ridge. In this case, run vent to 12" from
the gable ends. Cap shingles can be laid down over end of vent onto ridge
and out to gable ends. Optionally, Roll Vent can be installed right to gable
ends using an integral end cap. To create end cap, loosen about 6"
of matrix from fabric and cut out with snips. Fold bottom fabric in toward
center of product so that it covers the end of vent. Start and end vent
installation 1" from gable ends. |
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Step 3: Center vent over slot at
one end with nail lines “up” and fasten with two nails (note:
minimum nail length is 2 1/2"). Roll out along entire ridge, pull out
slack, and fasten with two nails at opposite end (creating end cap at other
end if using that method). Center ridge cap shingles over vent and install
with 2 1/2" nails provided. Use nail line as placement guide. If using
fabric end cap, hang shingles 1" over vent at gable ends. Nails must
penetrate 3/4" into sheathing or completely through the sheathing. |
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Step
4:To splice,
remove about 3" of nylon matrix from fabric and lay end of new roll
inside remaining fabric to create fabric overlap.
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