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Laminated shingles: Shingles made from two separate
pieces that are laminated together. Example: Timberline
Mansard: A roof design with a nearly vertical roof plan that ties into
a roof plane of less slope at its peak.
Metal Edge: An installed metal lip that keeps shingles up off of the
deck at edges and extends shingles out over eaves and gutters to prevent water
from backing up under shingles. (also see drip edge)
Mop Down: Modified roll roofing designed for flat roof applications,
a better alternative to a 90-pound roll roofing application.
OSB: (Oriented Strand Board) A preferred application for decking made
from wood chips and laminated glues.
Overlay: To install a new layer of roofing over an existing layer of
roofing.
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