Bitumen Shingles fisch scale 800 mm

Name: Bitumen Shingles fisch scale 800 mm
Brand: NEXLER
SKU: W-GT011-K0801-NX1G-0300

Bitumen Shingles 800

Application:

Designed for various roof shapes and slope angles
For roofing projects in residential and industrial construction as well as smallfeatures ofgarden design.
To be installed on OSB boards, wooden planks or other sheathing materials suitable for nailing
For new and renovated roofs

Properties:

Easy installation
Low waste
To provide a silent roof
High aesthetics
Low cost
Easy transport
Low weight

Available packaging:

package

Available colors:

red, green, brown, graphite, autumn brown, diamond anthracite

Type of reinforcement	glass veil
Top finishing	coarse grained
Available colours	red, green, brown, graphite, autumn brown, diamond anthracite
Shape	beaver tail shingles
Type of asphalt	oxidised
Thickness	2,7 mm ± 5%
Resistance to external fire exposure* *applies to the examined layer systems	F_roof
Reaction to fire	class E
Content and/or release of hazardous substances	The product contains/releases no hazardous substances specified in EOTA TR 034:2012
Durability of mechanical resistance: • resistance to UV radiation: - tensile strength (in the direction of shingle height) - tensile strength (in the direction of shingle width ) - tear strength against a nail • resistance to thermal ageing: - resistance to run-off at increased temperatures - tensile strength (in the direction of shingle height) - tensile strength (in the direction of shingle width ) - tear strength against a nail	≥ 400 N/50 mm ≥ 400 N/50 mm ≥ 100 N ≤ 2 mm ≥ 400 N/50 mm ≥ 400 N/50 mm ≥ 100 N
Durability of water permeability (of the roof covering) - resistance to run-off at increased temperatures - adhesion of mineral sprinkle and slate - water absorption - blister resistance (frost/thaw resistance)	≤ 2 mm ≤ 2,5 g < 2% no blisters
Gap height	≥ 150 mm
Heigth	(320 ± 3) mm
Mechanical resistance: - tensile strength (according to the height direction - tensile strength (according to the width direction) - tear strength against a nail	≥ 400 N/50 mm ≥ 600 N/50 mm ≥ 100 N
Water permeability (of the roof covering) - mass of asphalt	(959 ± 150) g/m²
Width	(800 ± 3) mm
Reference document(s)	EAD 220020-00-0402: czerwiec 2015 r. ETA-15/0852 z dnia 18.01.2016 r.

Making a roofing covering using NEXLER Bitumen Shingles 800 should be carried out according to the technical design, in accordance with the current building regulations and the detailed guidelines for the design and execution of covering contained in Shingle Installation Instructions and Technical Data Sheet.
Each pack of shingles includes a set of installation instructions that can also be accessed via our website at www.nexler.com.
The bitumen shingles should be installed in ambient temperatures of above +5°C, this requirement applies to the time of day and night. The optimum temperature for shingle installation is 20 - 25°C.
Do not carry out installation work during strong winds and precipitation.
NEXLER Bitumen Shingles 800 should be fastened mechanically with additional adhesive applied around the edges. Adhesive should be applied 50 cm from the edge, measured towards the centre of the roof. The shingles do not bond to each other automatically, and this effect is not considered when evaluating roof resistance to wind suction forces. The roof will achieve long-term strength if the shingles are sealed properly around the roof edges, chimneys and valleys, and secured with roofing nails.
NEXLER Bitumen Shingles 800 are used on roofs with slope angles from 14° to 80°. The minimum permissible roof slope is 12.5°. The roof sheathing must be firm, level, clean, and of the appropriate moisture content, and carried out in accordance with the relevant regulations and recognised roofing practices. Sheathing should best be made from boards 12 cm wide as a maximum, including OSB boards, or other roofing materials suitable for nailing. The moisture content of the board substrate should not exceed 21%. Accurate and careful installation of the roof sheathing will help prevent damage to the roof shingles.
Before laying the shingles, plan all flashings and cover the roof with 1 layer of NEXLER Optimax PV bituminous membrane or NEXLER P64/1200 bituminous felt. You can extend the service life of your roofing with NEXLER Optimax PV modified membrane.
Depending on the roof slope, the bituminous felt/membrane should be laid under the shingles, either perpendicular to the ridge beam (for slopes greater than 50%) or parallel to the ridge beam (for slopes less than 50%), with longitudinal and transverse overlaps maintained according to the manufacturer’s specification, i.e. 8 cm and 12 cm, respectively. It is recommended to install additional strips of bituminous felt in areas particularly vulnerable to water penetration (eaves strip, valley, roof edges).
Before installing NEXLER Bitumen Shingles 800 on the roof, remove the film from the underside. Shingles should be laid starting from the eaves, on the eave strip. A starter strip should be used to make sure that the notches on the modules face upwards. Where shingles are to be laid in an inverted pattern, it is recommended to remove the additional narrow strip of foil when fitting the first starter strip. Use adhesive and nails for a secure attachment to the substrate. The next layer of shingles should belaid on the starter strip shingles, rotated 180° (with the notches facing down). The first row should be offset by half the module width relative to the starter strip, with the second row laid in the same way, maintaining a half-module offset. For roofs with a slope angle between 25° and 80°, shingle tabs in a higher row should touch the highest point of the shingle notches in a lower row. For roofs with a more gentle slope angle, below 25°, the shingle tabs should overlap the highest point of the lower shingle tabs by approx. 4 cm. The shingles should be laid edge to edge, without leaving any gaps. For a secure attachment, use galvanised roofing nails spaced 1 to 2 cm apart above the shingle notches. Choose nail lengths appropriate to the sheathing thickness, ensuring they are driven perpendicular to the roof sheathing to at least three-quarters of its depth. Roofing nails should not be driven below the roofing surface or left protruding.
At the roof edges (eaves, valleys, ridge beams, wind braces, hail guards, and other protruding components), as well as on slopes steeper than 55°, shingle tabs should be bonded using a bituminous adhesive suitable for the purpose, such as NEXLER Adhesive for Bituminous Felt and Shingles, NEXLER Bitumen Roofing Sealant, or NEXLER Arbolex Aqua Stop roofing putty. Agents containing organic solvents are not recommended for bonding. The adhesive should be applied in a layer approximately 1 mm thick. Do not use shingles from different production batches on the same roof slope. Shingles should be installed using sheets from 5 - 6 packs at a time to ensure a uniform colour appearance.
Before use, please read the application details in the product's Technical Data Sheet.

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Bitumen Shingles fisch scale 800 mm

See also

Documents for download

Declaration of Performance

European Technical Assessment

Instruction

Technical Data Sheet

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