How To Shingle A Wall Inside Without Using Nails?

This video provides an alternative method for beginners to install roof shingles using asphalt architectural or dimensional shingles. It covers the process, including planning, preparation, gear and materials needed, and a step-by-step guide. Each shingle has an embossed nailing line on one side to guide the installer in aligning fasteners. If using air tools, adjust the air pressure to ensure the fasteners are flush with the shingle.

The tutorial covers installing underlayment, shingles, flashing, and other roofing components. A tip for using a ledger to install cedar shingles straight without marring them or making visible nail holes is provided. The project materials include Cedar Shingles, Nailer (or hammer and nails), Utility Knife, Tape Measure, White Paint, Water Paint Brush, Taped plywood, OSB, or a fully adhered film as an air barrier. Typar (over Tyvek) is considered for this purpose.

18ga stainless steel staples are recommended over roofing nails due to their thinner and less tear-resistant properties. A 1/4-in.-wide strip of white tape is used to secure the shingle to the wall. Nail-base is the best option for the last layer of rigid.

Applying a new Certi-label Western Cedar shingle or shake wall over old beveled siding can be accomplished in two ways: 1) by using self-adhesive hangers, which can last up to a month. Termination rows of cedar shakes and shingles are typically installed with finish nails, but if concerns about nails failing are raised, they won’t.