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How to apply shingles on low slope dormers?
Red roof parts = low slope dormer parts
(before IKO Thermo System installation)
Wooden deck from OSB boards with tongue and grove joints:
It is very import to have a wooden deck that is extremely flat and dry.
The best way to achieve this flatness is to use OSB boards with tongue and grove joints. Under certain conditions, dry wooden planks can also be used but they must always be covered with thin OSB boards (6-8 mm).
With the low lumber moisture and tongue-groove edges we will eliminate movement of the structure to a minimum. The total recommended thickness of a wooden deck is 22 mm but always check the local building code.
Rounded arch dormer and installation steps for underlayment and roof shingles
Finished rounded arch dormer with IKO Cambridge Xtreme color 55 Riviera Red
Metal flashings is important:
If you have a simple shed roof with rakes on the sides, then start with the drip-edge metal flashing at the eave first.
To protect the sides on curved dormers, eyebrow dormers or arched dormers, special custom bended metal flashings should be used on these edges. Metal flashings must be nailed to the wooden deck. If flashings have a water stopper, fix them with metal clips and don’t penetrate these flashings with nails.
Shingles are applied by torch-on method without nails:
Many special dormers, covered terraces or winter gardens which are connected to the main house have such a low slope that shingles cannot be applied with standard application methods. Usually these slopes are somewhere between 4°- 9,5° degrees.
With the new IKO Shingles Thermo System all types of IKO shingles can be applied over these special low roof parts. The shingles are applied by torch-on method without nails. It means that the roofing layer is not penetrated with holes by roofing nails and that the surface is 100% waterproof. Let’s go over the installation of this Thermo System step by step.
Install the Armourbase Thermo AD horizontally:
Then continue with the Armourbase Thermo AD membrane and the horizontal application on slopes between 4°- 9,5° degrees.
Armourbase Thermo AD is a thermo-adhesive and heat activated waterproofing membrane. On the back side of each roll is a release foil which must be peeled off during the application. To work more efficiently, it’s helpful if two people are involved during the installation. It is not necessary to fix this membrane on overlaps as we did for steeper concrete decks (slope > 15°), because the slope is less than 9,5°.
Horizontal and vertical overlaps of AB Thermo AD membrane:
The adhesion of the underlayment will start partly by the sun, but later-on during the installation of shingles by torch the adhesion will become adequately enough. Horizontal overlaps on Armourbase Thermo AD membrane are 10 cm, but end laps must be 15 cm. When the selvedge foil on top of membrane is removed, all overlaps must be pressed with a suitable roller.
