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Advantages of these coiled nails:
- Top quality universal nails
- for use in pneumatic nailgun of any brand
- for very fast shingle installation (10x faster!)
- with a zinc thickness of 8 microns
Application instructions
Coiled nails can be used for fixing IKO Roof Shingles very fast.
Laminated shingles (Cambridge Xtreme 9.5° or Cambridge Xpress) and nailing of hips and ridges require nails 31 mm in length.
Proper fastening is essential for a good roof.
Drive the nails straight so that the nail heads are flush with, but not cutting into the shingle surface. Always nail 2,5 cm above the cut-out and 2,5 cm from each edge. For correct positioning and nail quantities per type of shingle and roof slope check out the detailed application instructions.
If your roof has a steep slope (>60°) or if you are living in a highly exposed area you will need to use extra nails and Shingle Stick adhesive.
Armourvalley is used in roof valleys and is a high quality APP modified roll finished with ceramic-coated granules that perfectly match the colours of IKO roof shingles.
The special features make it ideal for the specific needs of roof valleys: strength, flexibility and aesthetics.
> It can also be used for low slope roof areas adjacent to shingles. Check out how, with this interesting blog: Extended flat and sloped roof: how to solve it?
IKO Base is an underlay for IKO Armourvalley, when used on low slope roof areas (<15°) this roll must be applied with a good mechanical fastening (nail or screws every 20 cm in all directions).
Afterwards the IKO Armourvalley must be fully torched on it. Check out how, with this interesting blog: Extended flat and sloped roof: how to solve it?
Application instructions
Installing IKO Base & Armourvalley
Open valley method
Application film
Californian valley method - application film
This method is the method to use with Cambridge Xtreme 9,5° roof shingles