Log Cabin Accessories | Heavy Duty Red Hex Shingles

Product Description

Heavy Duty Red Hex Shingles

Heavy Duty Black Square Shingles

Hortons roofing shingles, with their glass felt core and when laid on a solid wooden roof, provide a reliable, functional roof for several decades! The combination of glass felt and thick, flexible bitumen produces a product that is both strong and flexible. An advanced adhesive system provides long-term adhesion. This product has strong adhesive areas that provide a reliable seal and a storm-proof roof. The shingles do not absorb moisture and remain unaffected by the wind and weather - year after year.

Easy to transport – easy to lay.

- Can be laid straight onto a solid wooden roof or an old underlay consisting of a roof covering or shingles
- Simple installation
- No foil to pull off
- Strong adhesive areas, providing a reliable seal and storm-proof roof
- Many pattern and colour options

Superior test winner

In a storm and rain test of the independent Norwegian institute our roofing shingles proved their outstanding quality one more time.It struck all competitors with a clear distance in the matter of rain tightness. With driving rain, wind speed up to 42 m/sec and pressure differences up to 350 pa, they showed their strong character.

Unique adhesive area

Connected adhesive areas with a special adhesive over the whole width of the shingle provide an immediate and enduring secure adhesion. Defined nailing points guarantee optimal attachment and sealing. Due to these unique adhesive areas our roofing shingles came off as the winner in rain tightness and storm resistance.

Fits like a glove

Our roofing shingles are coated with fine silan sand on the backside. Unlike normal sand it provides a barrier against humidity and prevents the ingress of moisture.

	Backside Isola roofing shingles One can see clearly how the water rolls off the silan sand. Together with the dry surface the adhesive areas lead to a maximum and immedeate bonding. The rain tightness raises up.
	Upper side of conventional roofing shingles The humidity ingresses into the surface and prevents a secure enduring bonding to the next hoop.