Timberline Natural Shadow Charcoal Algae Resistant Architectural Shingles (33.33 sq. ft. per Bundle)

Timberline NS shingles are not impact rated. If you are interested in impact resistant shingles, look to our Timberline AS II shingles, which are UL 2218 Class 4 Impact Rated.

The Timberline® Natural Shadow Charcoal Algae Resistant Architectural Shingles are designed as a stylish and cost-effective roofing solution for residential homes. They feature a classic shadow effect that creates a subtle, upscale architectural look, enhancing the curb appeal and resale value of a house. Key Features: Classic Appearance: The shadow effect provides a subtle, even-toned look with the warmth of wood. Great Value: Offers architectural style at a budget-friendly price. StainGuard Algae Protection: Protects against unsightly blue-green algae (not available in the Western US). Durability: Includes DuraGrip™ adhesive for protection against winds and wind-driven rain. These shingles are ideal for residential applications, making them a popular choice for main roofing shingles in homes.

The Timberline Natural Shadow Charcoal Algae Resistant Architectural Shingles can impact air conditioning bills through several features: Heat Reflectivity: The shingles incorporate EcoDark Granules, which reflect more sunlight compared to traditional shingles. This reduces heat absorption, lowering the temperature inside the building and decreasing the need for air conditioning. Insulation Properties: Enhanced insulation properties reduce temperature fluctuations, minimizing the workload on HVAC systems and contributing to energy savings. Algae Resistance: The StainGuard Algae Protection prevents algae growth, maintaining the roof's reflective properties and aesthetic appeal, which indirectly supports energy efficiency. Cool Roof Benefits: By reducing heat gain, the shingles help lower air conditioning loads, especially in hot climates.

The color code for "Timberline Natural Shadow Charcoal Algae Resistant Architectural Shingles (33.33 sq. ft. per Bundle)" is not explicitly mentioned in the available documents. For more details about Timberline shingles and their color options, you can explore the following resources on the GAF website: Roof Shingles: Asphalt Roofing Shingles Architectural Shingles for Your Roof | GAF GAF Timberline Shingles: High-Quality Roofing For precise color codes, you may need to contact GAF customer support or refer to the product's technical specifications. Please give our technical team a call at 1-800-ROOF-411. They'd be glad to speak with you regarding this particular type of installa

The recommended overhang for Timberline® Natural Shadow® Barkwood Laminated Architectural Shingles is detailed in the installation instructions provided on the inside of each bundle wrapper. Additionally, these instructions are available online. For specific installation details, including overhang recommendations, you can refer to the following resources: Timberline NS Shingles Data Sheet (10-15) NOA 22-1221.04 - GAF Timberline Shingles These documents provide comprehensive installation guidelines, including edge overhang specifications. https://www.gaf.com/en-us/document-library/documents/data-sheets/timberline-ns-shingles-(10-15)-_data-sheet.pdf https://www.gaf.com/en-us/document-library/documents/codes/noa-22-1221.04---gaf-timberline-shingles.pdf

The Timberline Natural Shadow Barkwood Laminated Architectural Shingles (33.3 sq. ft. per bundle, 21 pieces) have the following measurements for each shingle: Length: 39 3/8 inches (approximately 39.375 inches) Width: 13 1/4 inches (approximately 13.25 inches) These dimensions are standard for most Timberline architectural shingles. Each bundle is designed to cover approximately 33.3 square feet of roof area, assuming proper overlap and installation.

Based on the information provided, let's break down the dates on the package of Timberline shingles: Date: 05/06/03: This may represent a manufacturing date or a code reference related to a specific batch or production run. However, it is unlikely to be the actual production date for the shingles if they were purchased in 2024, as that would make them over 20 years old. R21 ISSUE NO, BW-901 PROOF DATE: 08/10/2022: This likely refers to the revision date or proofing date for product documentation, labeling, or standards. This date is more recent and may indicate when the packaging or product specifications were last updated. Purchased Date: 11/2024: If you purchased the shingles in 2024, they should not be two years old unless the product was manufactured in 2022. The "proof date" of 08/10/2022 might suggest a revision to the packaging, but it does not necessarily confirm the manufacturing date. Does this mean the shingles are 2 years old? To determine the actual age of the shingles, you would need to find the manufacturing date, which is often printed separately on the packaging or encoded in a batch number. If the manufacturing date is not clear, you may want to contact the manufacturer (GAF) directly with the batch number or product details for clarification. Steps to Verify: Look for a batch code or other markings on the packaging that specify the production date. Contact GAF customer service with the package details to confirm the age of the shingles. If the shingles were stored properly and meet warranty conditions, the age might not impact their usability, but it's always best to confirm. If the shingles were purchased in November 2024 (as stated), the 2022 proof date likely refers to the packaging or specification update, not the manufacturing date.

Hello, please see roof warranty information at https://www.gaf.com/en-us/for-homeowners/warranties or give us a call at 1-800-ROOF-411 for more details. Thanks