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0027

Cedar shingle application

· p. 12

The illustration shows overlapping courses of cedar shingles installed over plywood roof sheathing supported by wood framing. Eave protection extends at least 36 inches up the roof beneath the shingles. The first course

0023

Cedar shingle application- spaced plank sheathing

· p. 11

The illustration shows overlapping cedar shingle courses installed over spaced 1x4 or 1x6 plank roof sheathing supported by rafters. Continuous decking at the eaves supports an eave-protection layer extending at least 36

0028

Cedar shingle application- using synthetic ventilation layer

· p. 12

The illustration shows a cutaway cedar shingle roof assembly over plywood roof sheathing, with eave protection extending at least 36 inches up the roof. A 1/2-inch-thick breathable nylon mesh layer beneath the shingles p

0024

Cedar shake application

· p. 12

The illustration shows a cutaway cedar shake roof assembly over plywood sheathing, with overlapping shake courses and felt interlay over the top of each course. Eave protection extends at least 36 inches up the roof bene

0026

Cedar shake application

· p. 12

The illustration shows cedar shakes installed in overlapping courses over plywood roof sheathing, with portions exposed to reveal the underlying layers. Felt interlay extends over the top of each course, and eave protect